The first thing you should know about parking at Wembley Stadium is that parking availability and pricing differ significantly on event days versus non-event days. On event days at Wembley Stadium or Wembley Arena, all on-site and nearby off-site parking providers raise their prices, so double-check the schedule before looking for parking within 500m or so of the stadium.
Keeping this in mind, read on to learn how to save time and money on your next trip to Wembley Stadium.
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Free & Paid Parking in Wembley Stadium
Event Day Parking at Wembley Stadium
Wembley Stadium onsite parking
Parking at Wembley Stadium on event day is obviously the best option for those who don’t mind paying a premium or who can’t or won’t walk the last few kilos. The stadium has plenty of parking, which can be reserved in advance through the official Wembley Stadium parking site. Pre-booking (at a cost of £2.50) is strongly advised, as on-site parking bays do fill up on event days.
- Red, pink, blue, and green car parks – £40 per car
- Gold car park – £80 per car
- Blue badge holders/wheelchair users in blue car park – £40 per car
- EV charging port parking in pink car park – £40 per car
Wembley Stadium offsite parking
If you’re willing to walk or take public transportation on match or event days, you could save a lot of money by looking for parking options away from the stadium. Wembley Park Station is about a 10-minute walk from Wembley Stadium, and Wembley Stadium Station is even closer, so looking for parking on these lines and hopping on a train can save you money and time spent sitting in post-match traffic. Parking options that will not add more than 30 minutes to your travel time, including time spent on public transportation and walking time, are listed below.
- Empire Way Car Park HA9 8DB – £35 flat rate on Stadium event days // £18 flat rate on Arena event days // 10-min walk only // pre-book via JustPark
- Brent Civic Centre HA9 0FJ – £9 for 3h, £40 per day // 7-min walk only
- Holiday Inn London Wembley HA9 8DS – £25 per day // 9-min walk only
- Lonsdale Avenue Car Park HA9 7EG – £20 per day // 20-min walk only
- Preston Road Car Park HA3 0QQ – £10 per day // 20-min walk & public transport
- Montrose Crescent Car Park HA0 4YB – £15 per day // 20-min walk & public transport // pre-book via JustPark
Non-event day parking at or near Wembley Stadium
When Wembley Stadium or Wembley Arena are not hosting events, parking at Wembley Stadium is a convenient option for those visiting Wembley, the London Design Outlet, or other nearby businesses or attractions. In addition to the car parks operated by Wembley Stadium, there is the option of looking at other nearby car parks. Their non-event day parking prices are significantly lower than their event day parking prices.
Non-event day onsite Wembley Stadium Car Parks | ||
Red and Pink Car Parks | Gold Car Park | |
2 hours | £3 | £6 |
4 hours | £5 | £11 |
12 hours | £15 | £25 |
24 hours | £26 | £35 |
Non-event day private car parks near Wembley Stadium | ||
Empire Way Car Park | Wembley Central Car Park | |
2 hours | £2 | £2 |
4 hours | £4 | £4 |
12 hours | £10 | £8 |
24 hours | £20 | £12 |
Non-event day Brent City Council car parks near Wembley Stadium (Free after 6:30 pm and non-event Sundays) | |||
Neasden Car Park | Lonsdale Ave Car Park | Preston Road Car Park | |
2 hours | £3 | £3 | £3 |
> 3 hours | £7.50 | £7.50 | £7.50 |
Streetside parking near Wembley Stadium
Free residential streetside parking near Wembley Stadium on non-event days
On non-event days, another option to consider is street parking near Wembley Stadium. While this is a viable option with plenty of unrestricted streets, there are some drawbacks to parking here. The first and most important consideration is the local residents. The nearby streetside parking is almost exclusively available in residential areas, which, as you can imagine, does not always sit well with locals when their streets are full of parked cars with no owners in sight. When parking on a residential street, make sure your vehicle does not obstruct traffic or block any driveways. Also, keep in mind that street parking lacks the security features that you might expect from a parking garage, such as security lighting, fencing, and CCTV cameras. Don’t leave any valuables out in the open. Some unrestricted streets within a 10- to 15-minute walk of Wembley Stadium (ONLY on non-event days) are as follows:
- Hillcroft Crescent HA9 8EE – 0.7 miles
- Park Chase HA9 0FD – 0.8 miles
- Oakington Avenue HA9 8JA – 0.7 miles
- Beechcroft Gardens HA9 8ER – 0.8 miles
- Park View HA9 6JX – 1.3 miles
- Wyld Way HA9 6PU – 1.2 miles
- Oakington Manor Drive HA9 6NA – 1.0 mile
- Tudor Court North HA9 6SF – 0.9 miles
- Clifton Avenue HA9 6BW – 0.8 miles
Pay-and-display streetside parking near Wembley Stadium
If you don’t want to park on unrestricted residential streets, you can use the Brent City Council’s pay-and-display parking bays. While there aren’t many pay-and-display parking options, and it doesn’t differ much in terms of security compared to residential streetside parking, you can rest assured that you won’t upset any locals. When it comes to payment, you have two options: use the pay and display machines (look for local signage to find the nearest one) or use the RingGo app. UKFreeParking.com recommends using the RingGo app, which is free to download and saves you an extra 50p when compared to cash payments at pay-and-display machines. When paying by app, 2 hours of parking costs £4, whereas the machine costs £4.50. Always double-check the maximum stay period. Pay-and-display facilities are available near Wembley Stadium at:
- Rutherford Way HA9 0GF – 0.3 miles
- Park Lane HA9 7RH – 0.8 miles
- Preston Road HA9 8NE – 1.3 miles
About Wembley Stadium
The home of the England national football team and London’s “Cathedral of Football” is one of the most iconic and recognisable sporting and event venues in the world, if not the most! Originally known as The Empire Stadium when it first opened in 1923, it underwent a near-complete rebuild between 2003 and 2007 to become the cutting-edge facility it is today. The stadium now has a capacity of 90,000 people and is the largest in the United Kingdom.
Wembley Stadium has hosted a slew of historic events other than football over the years. It has hosted major rugby, boxing, and American football matches, served as the opening ceremony for the 2012 London Olympic Games, and served as a venue for both the 1948 and 2012 Olympic Games. In addition to its rich sporting history, Wembley Stadium has an impressive track record as a venue for major entertainment events. Wembley Stadium has hosted sold-out concerts by Queen, Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and many other famous entertainers throughout history.
It never fails to transcend the ordinary, whether the crowd is spilling into the stadium to watch the FA Cup final, their famous artists in action, or one of the many cultural events hosted at Wembley Stadium. This global landmark continues to unite people through sport, music, and culture, and it is well worth a visit the next time you have the chance.