Wembley Stadium Seating Plan

For football, the lower-tier long-side blocks at the halfway line (either side of blocks 144 and 101 on the north side, or around 122–123 on the south side) give the most balanced, close view. For comfort, the Club Wembley middle tier has padded seats, lounges and the cleanest central sightlines; for value, the upper tier (500s) offers full panoramic views for the lowest prices.

Club Wembley is the entire middle tier of the stadium (blocks 201–252), reserved for premium and hospitality members. It offers padded seats, wider concourses, dedicated lounges and catering, and an excellent, unobstructed central view — the best all-round seats at Wembley.

The upper tier (Level 5, blocks 501–552) has the most affordable general seats while still giving a complete panoramic view; central upper blocks are the best value over the corners.

Blocks run clockwise from the north halfway line. The lower tier is blocks 101–144, the middle Club Wembley tier 201–252, and the upper tier 501–552. The first and last block of each tier (101 and 144, 201 and 252, 501 and 552) sit either side of the north halfway line.

Concerts use an end stage (usually at one end of the pitch). The front of the pitch standing area is closest; lower-tier blocks facing the stage give the best seated view. Blocks behind and beside the stage are restricted-view or withheld.

Yes — wheelchair and amenity seating is spread across all three tiers and all sides, with companion seats, accessible toilets, Changing Places facilities and audio-descriptive commentary. Book accessible tickets through the event organiser or Wembley’s access service, and book early for finals and concerts.

Section numbers at Wembley Stadium follow the seating tiers. Lower tier (Level 1): Blocks 101–144; Club Wembley (middle tier): Blocks 201–252 (premium); Upper tier (Level 5): Blocks 501–552.

Yes. Wembley Stadium's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Lower tier (Level 1) Blocks 101–144; Club Wembley (middle tier) Blocks 201–252 (premium); Upper tier (Level 5) Blocks 501–552), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Wembley Stadium are from Lower tier long-side, halfway line (either side of blocks 144 and 101 on the north side, around 122–123 on the south side) — Central, side-on and close — the most balanced view of the whole pitch. The weakest are Blocks behind and beside a concert stage: Restricted or no view of the stage; usually sold as restricted-view or withheld. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Wembley Stadium.

Wembley Stadium has a capacity of about 90,000 seats, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

Away fans are allocated one end for finals and internationals.

For the best view at Wembley Stadium, aim for Lower tier long-side, halfway line (either side of blocks 144 and 101 on the north side, around 122–123 on the south side) (Central, side-on and close — the most balanced view of the whole pitch.); Club Wembley middle tier (200s), central (Padded seats, lounge access and a clean, central, unobstructed sightline — the best all-round seats in the stadium.). The view is most restricted from Blocks behind and beside a concert stage (Restricted or no view of the stage; usually sold as restricted-view or withheld.).

Wembley Stadium has a roof that shelters all of the seats, including partially retractable sections, but it never closes over the pitch, which stays open to the sky.

Car parks near Wembley Stadium include Car Park Wembley Stadium Red- Wembley | APCOA, Wembley Park, Green Parking, Blue Parking and more. The closest is Car Park Wembley Stadium Red- Wembley | APCOA, about 202 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.