Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Concert: How to Get to Wembley Stadium

Taylor Swift graces London’s Wembley Stadium for her Eras Tour Concert this weekend (June 22^nd and 23^rd). For a sold out event, thousands will obviously be making their way to the venue on the set dates. That means, getting your transportation options and schedule in order before then is important for a smooth experience.

The good news is, Wembley Stadium is a public transport destination. It can be easily accessed using public transportation such as the Tube, train or by bus. Heads up though; Stations will be quite busy, so plan accordingly and leave early.

The Tube

A fast and convenient option, using the Tube is one of the ways you can access the stadium. Wembley Park Station (Jubilee and Metropolitan Lines) and Wembley Central Central Station (Bakerloo Line and London Overground) are within walking distance of the venue. Download a map for easier navigation if you’re unfamiliar with the city. 

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An official partner of Wembley Stadium, the coaches offer services from over 30 locations around the UK. This is a fantastic option especially for those traveling from outside London. Check out their website for routes and schedules.

Bus

Buses running from Wembley Central and Wembley Park station to the venue are 83, 92 and 182. Note: On such a major event, some roads may be closed, and traffic will be intense, so it’s probably not the best idea to get a bus. Alternatively, check with London Buses’ customer services first on 0845 300 7000.

Car

If you’re considering driving to the venue, booking car space must be done in advance on the Wembley Official Parking page. Unfortunately, the service is sold out, and you may have to consider other parking options, or public transportation.

Guests with access requirements can check out more travel information here. For more details on accessing Wembley Stadium, visit the website.