Wembley Stadium

Pubs on the way to Wembley

On the way to Wembley: pubs before the event

This is a guide to getting to Wembley and meeting friends on the way. Most people ride the Metropolitan or Jubilee to Wembley Park, then walk Olympic Way. Those last stops fill up, and the pubs by the arch get three deep before kick-off or the support act.

The list below is a small set of wembley pubs on the ride-in, not a dump of all the pubs near wembley. Meet on the Jubilee, the Metropolitan, or the Bakerloo, then travel the last hop together.

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Pubs on the way

Tap a pub to see where it sits on the ride in. Usual times are a quiet-day ride in, not a live timetable. The before-an-event time already allows for trains being full, so leave at least that long.

How most people travel in

These pubs sit on the Jubilee, the Metropolitan, and the Bakerloo, so the group can meet before the crush at Wembley Park and then travel in together.

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Bags and security

Bag rules change by event and large bags are usually turned away, so travel light and check the official visit page for the night you are going. Expect a search on the way in.

After the event

Wembley Park queues in waves after the lights come up. Night Tube on the Jubilee line runs Friday and Saturday nights only. The Metropolitan and Bakerloo do not run a night service. On other nights check the last train before you settle in for a second drink. We do not list last trains because they change.