Wembley StadiumSeating Guide: Where to Sit & Best Seats
Wembley Stadium is England's 90,000-seat national stadium and the second-largest in Europe — home to England internationals, the FA Cup final, NFL London games, and some of the world's biggest concerts. The bowl is a three-tier design: the lower tier (blocks 101–144), the middle Club Wembley tier (blocks 201–252, all premium hospitality) and the upper tier (blocks 501–552). Blocks are numbered clockwise from the halfway line. The best general views are the lower-tier long sides at the halfway line; Club Wembley offers the best comfort and sightlines; the upper tier is the best value with panoramic views.
Configurations
Football (England, FA Cup, EFL finals)
Full bowl. Lower-tier long-side blocks at the halfway line (around 101–105 and 130s) give the most balanced view; the ends (behind the goals) are louder but more end-on. Away fans are allocated one end for finals and internationals.
NFL (London Series)
A regular NFL London host. Sideline seats (long sides) run parallel to the line of scrimmage — the premium NFL angle — while the ends sit behind the end zones. Club Wembley and lower-tier sidelines are best.
Concerts
End-stage setup (stage typically at one end). The pitch becomes a standing floor (front pitch standing is closest) plus seated blocks; the lower tier facing the stage and Club Wembley give the best seated views. Blocks behind and beside the stage are restricted-view or withheld.
Rugby league & boxing
Hosts the Rugby League Challenge Cup final and major boxing. Rugby uses the full pitch (long-side seats best); boxing is centre-ring, where lower-tier and pitch-side seats are closest.
Seating levels explained
Lower tier (Level 1)
Blocks 101–144The lowest, closest tier wrapping the pitch.
Pros: Closest to the action and the loudest atmosphere; long-side halfway blocks give a balanced, immersive view.
Cons: Low sightline makes the far side harder to read; behind-goal and corner blocks are more end-on; front rows can have pitch-side hoardings in view.
Club Wembley (middle tier)
Blocks 201–252 (premium)The entire middle tier, reserved for Club Wembley premium and hospitality members.
Pros: The best seats in the stadium — padded seats, wider concourses, dedicated lounges and catering, and a clean, central, unobstructed view across the whole pitch.
Cons: Premium / membership only; not sold as standard general admission.
Upper tier (Level 5)
Blocks 501–552The highest tier — the most economical general seating.
Pros: Cheapest seats with a complete, panoramic view of the whole pitch; central upper blocks read the game best.
Cons: Furthest from the action and high up; corner and top-row 500s are the most remote seats.
Best seats at Wembley Stadium
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall (football) | Lower tier long-side, halfway line (around blocks 101–105 / 131–135) | Central, side-on and close — the most balanced view of the whole pitch. |
| Best comfort / premium | Club Wembley middle tier (200s), central | Padded seats, lounge access and a clean, central, unobstructed sightline — the best all-round seats in the stadium. |
| Best value | Upper tier (500s) central long-side | Cheapest seats with a complete panoramic view of the pitch. |
| Best for NFL | Lower tier or Club Wembley sideline (long-side) blocks | Sideline seats run parallel to the line of scrimmage — the premium NFL angle versus the end-zone ends. |
| Best for concerts | Front pitch standing, then lower-tier blocks facing the stage | The front of the pitch is closest to an end stage; lower-tier blocks facing the stage give the best seated head-on view. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
- Blocks behind and beside a concert stage: Restricted or no view of the stage; usually sold as restricted-view or withheld.
- Top rows and corners of the upper tier (500s): The highest and most remote seats from the action.
- Behind-goal lower-tier blocks for football: End-on angle makes the far end of the pitch harder to follow than long-side seats.
- Front-row lower-tier seats: Pitch-side hoardings, photographers and officials can intermittently block the lowest view.
Premium & hospitality
Club Wembley
The entire middle tier — premium padded seating with dedicated lounges, restaurants, bars and the best central sightlines in the stadium.
Hospitality lounges & boxes
Named lounges and private boxes offering fine dining, pre-event access and exclusive viewing for matches, NFL and concerts.
Accessibility & companion seating
Wembley is one of the most accessible stadiums in the UK, with wheelchair and amenity/easy-access seating distributed across all three tiers and all sides, giving a real choice of height, price and view. Companion seats are provided next to wheelchair positions, with accessible toilets, Changing Places facilities, an audio-descriptive commentary service and assistance for guests with sensory and hidden disabilities. Accessible tickets are booked through the relevant event organiser or Wembley’s access service and sell out fast for finals and major concerts.
Where: Wheelchair and amenity positions are located on the lower (Level 1), middle (Club Wembley) and upper (Level 5) tiers around the full bowl.
Upcoming events at Wembley Stadium
Harry Styles-London, England
Sat, 27 June 2026 · Concerts
Harry Styles-London, England
Mon, 29 June 2026 · Concerts
Harry Styles-London, England
Wed, 1 July 2026 · Concerts
Harry Styles-London, England
Fri, 3 July 2026 · Concerts
Harry Styles-London, England
Sat, 4 July 2026 · Concerts
Bruno Mars-London, England
Sat, 18 July 2026 · Concerts
Bruno Mars-London, England
Sun, 19 July 2026 · Concerts
Bruno Mars-London, England
Wed, 22 July 2026 · Concerts
Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Wembley Stadium?
For football, the lower-tier long-side blocks at the halfway line (around 101–105 and 131–135) 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.
What is Club Wembley?
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.
What is the cheapest seating 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.
How are Wembley’s seats numbered?
Blocks run clockwise from the halfway line. The lower tier is blocks 101–144, the middle Club Wembley tier 201–252, and the upper tier 501–552. Lower numbers in each tier are nearer the halfway line.
Where is the stage for concerts at Wembley?
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.
Is Wembley Stadium accessible?
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.
Official seating maps: map 1 ↗