Wembley Stadium
Wembley London HA9 0WS
10.00 - 16.00
Tube: Wembley Park Train: Wembley Stadium
1.5 hours
6+
Fully accessible
from £18pp
Based on 4 reviews
About Wembley Stadium
The Wembley Stadium Tour is a top pick for footie-mad kids and curious grown-ups alike. Explore the players’ tunnel, dressing rooms, and royal box, lift a replica FA Cup, and hear brilliant stories from music to matchday. Even non-fans will love standing where legends once scored, sang, and celebrated.
Top tip from the KidRated Team:
Bring a scarf, shirt or flag – it makes your photos pop and adds to the experience. Oh, and save some pocket money for the gift shop – England merch galore!
Quick Inspiration
Ages 6+ will get the most out of it – younger kids can come too, but there’s a bit of walking and lots of listening. Ideal for footie fans, stat collectors, and future pundits.
Yep. Super knowledgeable and friendly guides lead the way, with plenty of chances for questions (and kid-friendly jokes). You’ll feel like a VIP.
You do. You can’t run on the grass (boo), but you can stand at the edge, do your best celebration pose, and get that “I’m basically Harry Kane” photo.
Around 75–90 minutes, depending on how many photos you stop for (spoiler: a lot).
Mostly indoors, and covered where it counts, so don’t let British weather stop you.
Yes, the tour is fully accessible, with lifts and ramps along the way.
Oh yes. Flags, scarves, shirts, mugs – if it’s got a lion on it, it’s probably for sale.
Wembley Park has loads of places to eat, plus the London Designer Outlet if you fancy a post-tour mooch. You’ve earned it.
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