Wembley Stadium (London) Reviews

Wembley Stadium, sometimes reffered to as new Wembley as to distinguish it from the prevoius, now demolished old Wembley, is an all seater stadium, located in Wembley Park in London. Wembley has a capacity of around 90,000 and is the second largest capacity of any stadium in Europe. It is one of the most expensive stadia ever built, reportedly ...  Read the complete review

My first view of Wembley Stadium was coming out of Wembley Park tube station and my first impression was one of sheer amazement. I have been to the stadium 3 times now twice for gigs and once to watch the NFL and every time it has been an amazing experience. The stadium is huge and dwarfs all other stadiums in the country and at 90,000 ...  Read the complete review

Why did it cost so much money? Don't get me wrong, Wembley is an amazing stadium but then the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff is also a fantastic stadium which cost some 500 million pounds less, was on time and has a retractable pitch and a closing roof. Ok, Wembley is around 20,000 larger in capacity and has the big arch (which looks ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge fan of my local football team and at the end of the 2007/2008 season they reached the final of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy (for those who don't know it's like the FA Cup for lower league teams). Having been to the old Wembley Stadium twice in 1998, I was looking forward to seeing what the new Stadium would be like after ...  Read the complete review

Wembley Stadium, one of he most Iconic phrases you're likely to hear in the world of football, images of the old Towers, of Moore lifting the Jules Rimet and of FA Cup finals of yesteryear. Since the decision to demolish and then rebuild Wembley alot of people had been skeptical, costs and delays ensued as with most british new builds, ...  Read the complete review

Wembly stadium plays host to a lot of different events and is much more than just your average sports ground, recently they have had bands play there including ac/dc, take that, oasis, u2, and cold play play there or are going to play there aswell as a lot of football events including the fa cup events, You can book tours of the ...  Read the complete review

I have only been to Wembley twice and neither of those times was to see any football, why am I writing a review on it then you may ask? Well, because on both occasions it was awesome!! My first trip to Wembley was in 2007 to see Live Earth, a great day out and we managed to see the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Keane, Kasabian, Madonna, Foo ...  Read the complete review

I have visited the Old Wembley before on a couple of occassions to see The FA Trophy final. I was very young when I saw those games, and don't recall much apart from being overwhelmed. A few years on I have had a few opportunities to see the new 90,000 seater Wembley Stadium. I have seen two England games, including a win over Israel and a 1-1 ...  Read the complete review

Wembley Stadium is probably one of the most iconic and recognisable football stadiums in the world and is steeped with history. The new Wembley Stadium holds 90,000 people and did take a long time to build! The nearest and most convenient underground station to get to Wembley stadium is Wembley Park which was improved considerably in ...  Read the complete review

Its the morning after the day before.........Yesterday I was at Wembley seeing my beloved Spurs lose on penalties to Manchester United in the Carling Cup Final and to make sure good comes from yesterday's disappointment I thought I will write a review of Britains largest stadium, the home of football....Wembley ...  Read the complete review

I visited Wembley stadium back in May 2008 for the League One play off final (between Doncaster Rovers and Leeds United) and was immediately blown away. As a regular visitor to London, I had seen the old Wembley being knocked down and the new Wembley being built for several years but nothing can prepare you for the spine tingling feeling you get ...  Read the complete review

We had to wait a lot longer than we should have done and paid a lot more than perhaps we should have done (£737,000,000), but now that it is here nobody can deny that Wembley is an amazing stadium. With an all seated capacity of 90,000, the stadium is one of the largest in the world and its modern design is quite spectacular. The main feature is ...  Read the complete review

90,000 seats over 3 tiers await anyone who makes the trip down to wembley. ive only been to the new wembley the once and that was for the doncaster leeds playoff final this year. The day went very well. We took the train and after just one change we went stright into wembley. The second you get off the train you are a min ...  Read the complete review

As a big football fan I have been wanting to go to Wembley to experience the 'buzz' since it opened. I have not yet been to watch the football but did manage to get tickets to see Madonna there. So here is my review from a concert perspective. Tickets were expensive at £65 but thats not Wembleys fault, every concert and match prices may ...  Read the complete review