Spurs v Liverpool - important travel information

A reminder that we kick-off at 12.30pm.

Engineering works, London Underground

Due to pre-planned engineering works there will be no service on the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines between Baker Street and Aldgate which may cause some disruption to your journey to and from Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

Pre-match

Supporters travelling to the match using Euston or King's Cross St Pancras are advised to alight Tube or Rail services and walk west along Euston Road or use local bus services 18, 30 or 205 to Baker Street. From there use Metropolitan line services to Wembley Park station.

Supporters who would usually travel to Liverpool Street on Greater Anglia routes should instead alight at Stratford and change for the Jubilee line directly to Wembley Park. Supporters who travel on to Liverpool Street will be directed to the Central line and advised to change at Bond Street for Jubilee line services to Wembley Park. A normal Saturday service will operate on all other routes.

Post-match

After the match, queues into Wembley Park station will take longer to clear than normal. This is to prevent overcrowding at both Wembley Park and Baker Street stations. Please be patient and listen carefully to announcements from London Underground, Metropolitan Police and Wembley Stadium staff when queuing on Olympic Way.

Alternatively, supporters can use the Bakerloo line or London Overground services from Wembley Central station or use Chiltern Railways services from Wembley Stadium station. The usual managed queueing systems will be in operation at both these stations.

Supporters who do elect to use Wembley Park station and are travelling to Euston or King's Cross St Pancras are advised to use Metropolitan or Jubilee line services to Baker Street and continue your journey by foot or use local bus services 18, 30 or 205. Supporters who are travelling to Liverpool Street are advised to travel on the Jubilee line directly to Stratford and interchange for connecting services.

Supporters using Metropolitan line services to Baker Street for onward travel in central London are advised to interchange onto Bakerloo line services for a quicker and easier journey, as Jubilee line trains are expected to be extremely busy on arrival from Wembley Park. If you are travelling back to London Bridge or Waterloo, please use the Jubilee line from Wembley Park as space to board these services will be very limited at Baker Street.

You may wish to stagger your journey by taking advantage of the shops and restaurants in the adjacent London Designer Outlet.

Further travel info - Spurs v Liverpool

Wembley Stadium is a public transport destination.

We would recommend all supporters attending the match visit Wembley's 'Getting Here' page to get more information about travelling to the stadium, or download the Stadium Mobile App which provides a dedicated journey planner and live travel information.

More information about the various transport hubs can be found below...

As a public transport destination, the stadium is served by several major transport connections. It is an easy 10-minute walk from Wembley Park station, 12 minutes from Wembley Central station and very close to Wembley Stadium station.

All stations have direct services from Central London and connections beyond.

Wembley's stations

Wembley Park station 
Wembley Park underground station is served by both the Metropolitan and Jubilee Lines. On arrival at Wembley Park, stairs from the ticketing hall will guide you down onto Olympic Way from where the stadium will be clearly visible. A 10-minute walk will bring you to the front of the stadium.

Wembley Central station 
This station has both Underground and Overground services. It is served by the Bakerloo Underground line, London Overground and national rail services, and connects to stations including Euston, Watford Junction and Willesden Junction.

Wembley Stadium station
Wembley Stadium station is on the Chiltern train line. This line services the Midlands, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. London trains on this line depart from Marylebone station. On arrival at the station, the stadium will be clearly visible. Lifts or stairs will take you from the platforms up onto street level.

London Underground information - Spurs v Liverpool

Wembley Park 
No Metropolitan line service between Baker Street and Aldgate. Normal Jubilee line services.

Wembley Central
Normal Bakerloo, Overground and Southern services. Circle and Hammersmith & City line closures.

Rail information - Spurs v Liverpool

Greater Anglia have advised us of the following services operating in connection with Saturday's match at Wembley:

- Hertford East, Cambridge and Stansted Airport services will operate as the normal timetable
- Bishop's Stortford to Stratford services will operate as the normal timetable
- Southend Victoria services will have a bus replacement service in operation between Southend Victoria and Shenfield (overhead line renewals)
- Braintree services will have a bus replacement service in operation between Braintree and Witham (track renewals)
- Clacton-on-Sea, Ipswich and Norwich services will have a bus replacement service in operation between Ingatestone and Marks Tey (track renewals)
- Colchester services will have a bus replacement service in operation between Chelmsford and Marks Tey (track renewals)

Please check Greater Anglia's website or Twitter account @greateranglia for more timetable details and service updates.

Arriving by car

We strongly advise against driving to Wembley as there will be no parking available at the stadium or in the surrounding streets.

The limited parking spaces at the stadium are reserved for coaches, disabled visitors and event owners and are all pre-booked.

Brent Council operates a Wembley Stadium Event Day Protective Parking Scheme in all roads within an approximate 1.5 mile radius of the stadium. Operational on major event days only, the scheme is designed to minimise disruption and protect local residents and businesses from illegal parking from visitors to the stadium.

This means any visitors driving to events at Wembley Stadium will NOT be able to park in the surrounding streets. Brent Council has made it clear that illegally parked vehicles will be issued with large parking fines and will also be towed away.

In addition, Metropolitan Police may have security measures on approach roads on major event days which may also hinder a journey by car.

Car parking

If you are arriving by car, the car park lay-out at Wembley is HERE. If you’re accessing the Yellow Car Park via the A406 North you should do so via Great Central Way or Drury Way. Vehicles accessing Red Car Park should do so via Neasden Lane.

The Popin Forecourt area will be used for spectator pick-ups/drop-offs for this fixture, the postcode is HA9 0HF.

Park & Ride

For information and availability on Park & Ride/tube/train opportunities please refer to the stadium's 'Getting Here' page HERE.

Bus

Local buses to the stadium include 18, 83, 92 and 224.

Please note that London buses no longer accept cash, therefore any supporters travelling by bus will need to pay for the fare using an Oyster card or contact less payment card. A single adult fare is £1.45.