Wembley Stadium Seating Plan & Tickets

Browse the schedule on this page and open the event you want. Choose your quantity and compare listings by section and price. Use the seating plan to understand where each listing is located. When you click a listing on FanSeats, you’ll be redirected to the seller to complete checkout and delivery details.

FanSeats is a ticket comparison platform. We compare live listings from trusted sellers in one place so you can quickly compare price, seat location and quantity seated together. You complete checkout on the seller’s website.

Open the seating plan on this page and match the listing’s section/block to the stadium layout. This helps you understand whether tickets are behind the goals, along the touchline, in corners, or in premium areas. Exact row and seat numbering can vary by seller and event configuration, but section placement is the best quick guide.

Often yes, especially for 1–4 seats together. For high-demand fixtures, larger groups become harder to find as the event gets closer. Comparing earlier usually gives you more choice of sections and seat groupings.

Ticket prices change based on demand, seat location, and remaining availability. Big matches, weekends, derbies and late-stage cup games typically push prices higher. As inventory changes, sellers update listings frequently. (Lowest tracked from $63. Highest tracked $2,633.)

FanSeats is currently tracking around 5,777 tickets across 3 upcoming events at Wembley Stadium. Availability changes quickly as tickets sell and new listings appear.

Wembley Stadium has an estimated capacity of 90,000. For some events, capacity can vary due to staging, segregation, or competition rules.

London, Wembley HA9 0WS

Seats behind the goals are often cheaper than central longside seats, especially in upper tiers. Prices vary by fixture and demand, so checking the seating plan helps identify the best-value sections.

Upper-tier seats generally provide a full view of the pitch and are popular for a larger overview of the game. While they are further from the action, they are often more affordable than lower-tier central seats.

For high-demand fixtures, buying earlier usually gives you more choice of sections and seats together. For lower-demand games, prices can soften closer to kick-off, but selection is typically reduced. The best approach is to monitor live listings on FanSeats and compare what’s available for your preferred sections.