How to get to the Oasis reunion gigs at Wembley Stadium in London: complete London public transport guide

After playing their first reunion shows in Cardiff, then putting on five magnificent homecoming gigs in Manchester, Oasis are finally making their way to the capital city. The Gallagher brothers are taking to the Wembley stage for the first time in 16 years on Friday, then will play six more nights at the stadium across the next two months. 

With 90,000 fans heading to Wembley each night, you hardly need us to tell you that public transport is going to be mega busy. So however you plan to get to the stadium, make sure you leave with plenty of time to spare. After all that effort you put into getting tickets, the last thing you want is to turn up after the show has started. If you haven’t figured out how you’re getting to Wembley yet, here’s a rundown of all your options. 

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How to get to Wembley by tube and train 

There are three stations nearby Wembley Stadium that you can travel to. Wembley Park Station is served by the London Underground Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, you can get to Wembley Stadium Station via Chiltern Railways and Wembley Central Station is on the London Underground Bakerloo line, London Overground Lioness line, London Midland and Southern lines. 

Keep in mind that there’s no step-free access on the southbound Southern/ London Northwestern platform at Wembley Central Station due to planned maintenance. And on July 28 (Oasis’ third show), there is a planned closure on the Lioness line after the gig – the 11.45pm train from Euston to Watford Junction will not run. 

Bus 

There are a number of local buses that can get you to the venue, including the 18/N18, 83/N83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297 and 483.

Coach 

National Express is offering a Wembley Express coach from 50 locations across the UK to help get people to the gigs. You can book a place here. Big Green Coach is running a similar service to the stadium with return coaches from Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Chelmsford, Colchester, Coventry, Exeter, Ipswich, Leicester, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Norwich, Nottingham, Plymouth, Reading, Southampton, Stafford, Stoke on Trent, Swindon and Taunton. Book onto that here. 

Car 

If you’d prefer the convenience of driving to and from the gig, there are parking spaces at Wembley Park (postcode HA9 0HX). Spaces start from £40 or £25 for Blue Badge holders and they’re no more than a 10-minute walk to the stadium. To guarantee a parking spot, you can book it in advance here.