"Quality Home for the Boys"

I have been lucky enough to visit the new Wembley twice in the space of two months this year and both visits I have to say it's absolutely first rate, very little to grumble about.

Location

Obviously with it being the national stadium it is both easy to get to and amply served by public transport links. Catching the tube into Wembley Park Station leaves you with an easy walk down Wembley Way.

However, the car parking can be a biiig problem so the advice is pretty much to park at many of the park and rides around London and get the tube or if your club is running a coach fleet, get yourself on one of those

View

I don't think there is a bad view in the stadium, though depending on where you buy your tickets your view will vary from being able to study the goal net closely to an altogether higher experience in the gods, though in truth, the view is still great up there.
The actual seats themselves are no better or worse than the majority of the plastic seats at football grounds unless you're paying for a Club Wembley experience.

Facilities

The facilities are as you would expect for a national stadium, there are more than enough toilets both inside and outside the stadium, even so you can still expect big queues if it's a big capacity game.

Food & Drink

We didn't purchase any food and drink as we had heard it was expensive, many people choose to bring their own food.

Police & Stewards

As there was a massive crowd, obviously there was a reasonably large presence of police but we encountered no problems, they were there when they were needed.

Atmosphere

Even though my team had only 10,000 fans as opposed to the almost 50,000 from the opposition the atmosphere was brilliant, one of the best days ever

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