The Expo took place in Club Wembley, situated within Wembley Stadium.
There is clear signage to Wembley Stadium at all three stations and on the motorways, public highways and pedestrian routes, to help direct visitors to the Stadium with large text and the distinctive arch logo.
Wembley Stadium
Wembley
London HA9 0WS
Download a Club Wembley map here.
Provision has been made for accessible parking spaces. These are available in the RED car-park. Please download a map of Wembley City which includes directions to the red car park. Download Map Here.
Note: there are a number of unauthorised car parking operators within the industrial estate on the approach to the Wembley complex. We would strongly advise that you do not use them and choose Official parking.
Parking has been discounted for Expo visitors at £10 for the full day and is unreserved.
Disabled parking is available for blue badge holders opposite B2 security entrance of the Green Car Park. Disabled parking can be reserved by calling 020 8166 0022 or email hilary@secureprospects.co.uk
Wembley Stadium is a public transport destination and all visitors are advised to utilise public transport wherever possible
There are three stations servicing Wembley Stadium. Click here to download a map to locate where the stations are positioned.
Wembley Park is on both the Jubilee and Metropolitan underground lines. Currently the Metropolitan line is not accessible for wheelchair users, however, selected Jubilee platforms and trains are. Contact TFL for further information.
Lifts from platform level take passengers up to the ticket hall. Cross the ticket hall to enter the lifts which will bring you down to Olympic Way. From there, it's approximately 600 metres to the Stadium.
Wembley Park has step free access between all the platforms and street level. There is also limited step free access between the platforms and trains. This is available on all platforms except platform 5 (southbound Metropolitan line) and provides complete or near step free access between the platform and train for one carriage only in the immediate area around the lift.
Signage is provided on the platforms advising customers to wait in this area for level access to the trains.
Five new lifts have been installed at this station to allow for wheelchair access from the ticket hall to Olympic Way.
All ticket counters at Wembley Park are low-level for wheelchair users. There are induction loops and audio enhancements for hearing impaired passengers.
Information in Braille is centrally available with information on the London underground network.
If you require assistance at the station please ensure you call ahead.
TFL travel information: 020 7222 1234/ customer services: 0845 330 9880. TFL text phone - 0207 918 3500. TFL have provided approximate journey times from Wembley Park to mainline national rail stations.
Visitors can call for 24 hour information on 020 7222 1234 or text phone on 020 7918 3500. This includes up to date information regarding step-free access (i.e. any locations with defective lifts) and service disruptions.
Wembley Central is on the Bakerloo underground line and the London Overground line.
Wembley Central station has low-level ticket machines for wheelchair users and there is a gate next to the ticket barriers for wheelchair access. Platforms 1, 2, 5 and 6 have tactile edges to assist visually impaired passengers.
There are customer information screens on the concourse and on platforms 1 & 2 to assist hearing impaired passengers.
For event day return journeys - the customer access will be via different station entry point.
None of the platforms at Wembley Central have step free access at the moment but there is a proposal to install lifts to platforms 1 and 2 as part of the redevelopment of the shopping centre above.
London Overground customer services: 0845 601 4867
Wembley Central is a 2km journey to the Stadium. Exit the station via the stairs to street level. Turn right at the exit and the Stadium route will be signposted and marshalled on event days. Follow the road up to the main triangle junction. Using the pedestrian crossing, turn left at the junction. Continue up towards White Horse Bridge and enter the Stadium via the Bridge entrance.
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