"The Stadium makes it a day regardless of the result"

Wembleys iconic and must be visited preferably as a supporter of a visiting side. Biggest let down is cost and the surrounding area. Prices are almost as legendary as the venue.

Location

It all depends on which part of the country you are travelling from The West Midlands has two rail routes one using the Wembley Stadium, others will use the Tube.
The area around is bleak and is still largely a construction site with nothing more than apartment blocks, chain hotels & chain stores surrounding at least if you arrive via London's main stations there will be plenty to see do and eat & drink.

View

Exceptional, only MK dons beat the seats for comfort and room. view is excellent and all areas appear to stay dry the the stadium is huge but has managed to keep fans close.

Facilities

Lots of toilets but not many urinals, meaning the thought you may have walked into the Ladies by mistake

Food & Drink

Tea & Coffee fine, silly rules mean all bottles must be emptied into plastic glasses, and then the ridiculous prices and not a sign of free water that should be handed out when theses policies are enforced.

£4.90 a pint Cheaply made hot dogs and food also extortionate. Sadly all outside caterers are away from any cover and by the looks also too expensive judging by the queues.

Police & Stewards

Very strict the bottle rule is no longer needed. the pitch is too far away to chuck stuff anyway. It feels like a sting to make you spend more inside.

Atmosphere

Ok for a half full stadium, I'm sure the speakers played each clubs drummer and Air raid siren in Lincoln's case. If not then they who were playing them were crap.

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