Wembley Stadium Guided Tour with Dressing Rooms & Tunnel London

Wembley Stadium, London

Wembley Stadium in north-west London is the national football stadium of England and a major venue for concerts. The current stadium opened in 2007 on the site of the old Wembley, and it seats around 90,000 people, with the famous 133-metre arch dominating the skyline. If you are searching for a Wembley Stadium tour, this page gives you the guided tour with the dressing rooms and the tunnel.

The tour usually lasts about an hour or a little more, and it is led by a guide who explains how the stadium works and the events that have taken place here. It is a good visit for football fans of all ages.

The dressing rooms and the players' tunnel

The dressing rooms give you a look at the space where teams prepare before a match: the benches, the pegs with shirts and the tactics boards. The guide describes how players get ready, and you can sit where they sit.

From there you follow the players' tunnel, walking towards the pitch as players do on match day. The moment you emerge into the stadium and see the stands is the highlight for many visitors, and it is a popular place for photographs. Many visitors find this the most atmospheric part of the tour, especially when the guide describes what a match day feels like from the tunnel.

Pitch-side, the stands and the history

At pitch-side you can look up at the stands and picture a full crowd. The guide tells the story of the old stadium, its twin towers and the moments that made Wembley famous, including FA Cup finals and England internationals, as well as concerts by major artists.

Depending on the day, the tour may include other areas such as the seating bowl or press areas. The route can change if there is an event or pitch maintenance, so always check the tour times when you book. It is worth taking your time here, because the view of the empty seats gives a real sense of the scale of the stadium.

Getting there, tour times and practical tips

Wembley Stadium is a short walk from Wembley Park station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, and Wembley Stadium station on the Chiltern line. If you are wondering how to get to Wembley Stadium, the Tube to Wembley Park and a walk along Olympic Way is the easiest route. The tour does not include hotel pickup.

Tours do not run on match days and some event days, so check the available dates in the booking panel. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather, as parts of the tour are outdoors.