
Travelling to Wembley for a match or a concert? Compare travel insurance for your London trip, priced for your dates and travellers.
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Wembley Stadium in north west London hosts England internationals, cup finals, NFL London games and the biggest stadium concerts, so fans fly in from around the world across the year. A Wembley trip usually means flights, a London hotel and a ticket bought months ahead, all of it worth protecting. Compare plans below for your exact dates.
London hotels near Wembley and in the centre fill fast around a big fixture or a stadium show, so book early and keep your confirmations.
Events at Wembley finish late, so plan how you will get back across London after the final whistle or the encore.
Fixtures and show dates can move. A rescheduled match or a postponed concert can leave you holding travel you have already paid for.
Visitors from outside the UK pay for private medical care unless a reciprocal health agreement covers them, and even then cover is limited.
Travel insurance covers your ability to make the trip, for example illness or a cancelled flight. If the match or concert itself is called off, that is normally handled by the ticket seller or organiser refund, not a travel claim. To protect ticket spend against your own inability to travel, add trip cancellation cover and include the ticket value in your trip cost. Read both sets of terms.
For an overseas trip to London the priorities are overseas medical and repatriation cover, then trip cancellation to protect prepaid tickets, flights and hotels, plus baggage and travel delay cover. Compare plans above for your exact dates.
Yes. You can compare travel insurance plans for your trip directly on Event Escapes and buy the one that suits you. Cover is arranged through our licensed insurance partner, and the policy is issued by the insurer named on your plan.
Most plans cover emergency medical and hospital costs overseas, repatriation, trip cancellation and interruption, travel delays, and lost or delayed baggage. Higher tiers can add cover for winter sports, adventure activities and higher benefit limits. Always check the plan details for exact limits and exclusions.
An excess is the amount you pay towards a claim. Whether one applies, and how much, is set by the insurer and varies by plan, not by Event Escapes. We do not receive the excess figure in the quote, so always check the excess in the insurerโs policy documents before you buy.
When you add trip cancellation cover and include the value of your tickets in your total trip cost, the money you have spent on event tickets, hotels and flights can be protected if you have to cancel or cut your trip short for a covered reason. Check each plan for what counts as a covered reason.
Yes. You can compare and buy travel insurance whether or not you booked your trip through Event Escapes. It is best to buy soon after booking so cancellation cover applies from the earliest possible date.
Buy as soon as you have booked and paid for any part of your trip. Cancellation cover generally starts from the day you buy the policy, so buying early protects your deposits and non refundable bookings for longer.
Event Escapes is not the insurer. Each plan is provided and issued by a regulated insurer, and claims and emergency assistance are handled by that insurer or its appointed team. The insurer, policy documents and claims details are shown before you buy.
Comparison information only. Event Escapes is not an insurer and does not provide insurance advice. Cover is arranged through a licensed insurance partner, and each policy is provided and issued by the regulated insurer named on the plan. Travel insurance covers your ability to travel, not whether an event goes ahead. Cover, limits and exclusions vary by plan and by your country of residence and destination. An excess, the amount you pay towards a claim, may apply and is set by the insurer, so check the excess in the policy documents before you buy. Always read the plan details, the insurance product information and the policy terms before you buy.