Inside Wembley Stadium

Please select the links below to see information on the facilities available on the various levels within the Stadium:

Map for Level 1        Map for Level 2        Map for Level 5

There is an accessible entrance at every set of turnstiles for wheelchair users, semi-ambulant visitors and those accompanied by assistance dogs. All turnstiles are manned by trained stewards.

There are two dog relieving stations (next to turnstiles B &M) located on the east and west external public concourse. See Level 1 Map for details.

• The outer concourse area and ramps are smooth surfaces (tarmac and block work) for ease of access.

An auditory enhancement system providing coverage of the seating bowl and public concourse areas has been installed. The system will provide event commentary, information and emergency announcements. Wembley Stadium provides a specific commentator for sensory impaired visitors. Headsets are available to book by emailing accessforall@wembleystadium.com

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• All information desks and kiosks, bars and points of sale have induction loop facilities.
  
• There are over twenty lifts and thirty sets of escalators in the new Stadium.
  
• Dedicated, accessible lifts are sized for two wheelchair users, personal assistants and an attendant. In the event of an evacuation accessible lifts will continue to operate.
  
• There are accessible lifts at the entrance points of the Stadium serving all levels.
  
• There are a number of Wembley Stadium wheelchairs available for loan. If you require a wheelchair, please go to one of the information desks on Level 1  or Level 5.
  
• There are 147 accessible toilets within the Stadium.
  Access to these toilets will be controlled by use of a RADAR key (if you require a key please go to the information desk or ask a steward). 
  
• There will be seven ATM machines located around the Stadium, all at accessible height.

At each kiosk there is an accessible queue point and counter space are available for wheelchair users.  Signage, tactile and visual indicators within the Stadium will be provided where appropriate.

• All stewards will be trained in assisting disabled visitors. One of the modules on our steward training programme is dedicated to assisting disabled visitors.
  
• Each wheelchair platform will have a dedicated steward to provide assistance where required.
  
• Accessible public telephones are located on all public concourses.
  
• There are ten information desks distributed across Levels 1,2 and 5
  

Computer generated image of how the concourses will look