Wembley Stadium Tour London: Behind-the-Scenes Access
Stand where England won the World Cup, then walk out onto the pitch.
The Wembley Stadium Tour is a guided behind-the-scenes experience at London's largest sports and music venue, taking you through the Dressing Rooms, Press Conference Room, Players' Tunnel, Royal Box, and onto the pitch itself. The guided portion runs roughly 90 minutes, and the tour includes access to the Crossbar Exhibition and Walk of Legends, which trace the stadium's history back to 1924. A live English-speaking guide leads the way, and Wi-Fi is included throughout your visit.
1h–2h
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Wembley Stadium behind scenes
- Enter Wembley Stadium
- Visit Dressing Rooms
- See Press Conference Room
- Walk through Players’ Tunnel
- Explore Pitch side
- Visit Royal Box
- View Crossbar Exhibition
- Explore Walk of Legends
The Experience
What does it actually feel like to step into the spaces where Champions League finals are decided and world records are set? The tour starts in the archives (the Crossbar Exhibition and Walk of Legends), where you move through Wembley's timeline from the British Empire Exhibition of 1924 to the present day. Then you enter the working stadium: the Dressing Rooms where teams prepare, the Press Conference Room where post-match interviews happen, and the Players' Tunnel that leads directly onto the pitch. You walk to the centre circle and stand on the grass where England lifted the World Cup in 1966 and where the Lionesses won the Euros.
The Royal Box sits above it all, the vantage point for state visits and the biggest moments in British sport. From there you can see the scale of what happens here, not just football, but the UEFA Champions League finals, the FA Cup Final every year, sell-out concerts, and NFL games. The guide walks you through the stories attached to each space, and the Wi-Fi means you can look up moments as you stand in them. Allow about two hours total. The guided portion is roughly 90 minutes, and most people spend extra time on the pitch or in the exhibition. Note that on certain dates when concerts are scheduled, a concert floor covers the pitch, though you can still walk to the centre circle for views most visitors never get.
Booking ahead is worth it: the tour fills up regularly and walk-ups risk disappointment. The stadium is wheelchair accessible, and service animals are welcome. Public transport gets you there easily, and the tour suits all fitness levels.
What’s included
- Live guide in English.
- access to all tour areas including the Dressing Rooms, Press Conference Room, Players' Tunnel, Royal Box, and pitch.
- entry to the Crossbar Exhibition and Walk of Legends.
- Wi-Fi throughout your visit.
Operated by Wembley Stadium
Is this one for you?Book this tour on a day when you have a couple of hours free and want to step into the spaces where England's greatest sporting moments happened. The guide brings the stadium's history to life, and standing on the pitch itself is the kind of moment that stays with you.
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Top questions
Can I actually walk onto the Wembley pitch during the tour?
Yes. The tour takes you through the Players' Tunnel and out onto the pitch itself, where you can walk to the centre circle and stand on the grass where major matches and events have taken place.
How long does the Wembley Stadium Tour actually take?
The guided portion is roughly 90 minutes, and Wembley recommends allowing about two hours for your full visit, which gives you time to explore the Crossbar Exhibition and Walk of Legends as well.
What spaces inside Wembley does the tour include?
The tour covers the Dressing Rooms, Press Conference Room, Players' Tunnel, the Royal Box, and the pitch itself, plus the Crossbar Exhibition and Walk of Legends, which showcase the stadium's history from 1924 onward.
Is the Wembley tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the stadium is wheelchair accessible throughout the tour, and service animals are also welcome.
What happens if there's a concert at Wembley on the day of my tour?
On dates when concerts are scheduled (such as August 6–8, 2026), a concert floor covers the pitch, but you can still walk to the centre circle and experience unique views of the stadium interior that few visitors ever see.
Wembley Stadium Tour London: Behind-the-Scenes Access
1h–2h · EN
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