Wembley Stadium

Ive just been to the Rugby League Challenge Cup final and what at day.
I wasn’t that impressed with the stadium on the out side its all steel and glass and i think they should have kept the two white towers but none the less .
On going inside i went up some escalators to our destination which entered to a very wide corridor filled with fast food and beer counters and a souvenir shop that sells programmes amongst other stuff. I never got any food here as its cheaper buying it from the food wagons on Wembley way but i did buy a larger for £3.50 which was flat and they had real problems with the beer pumps not working right also it took a long time to get served.
Inside though its another matter , the stadium is amazing , the seats comfortable the views brilliant and the acoustics deafening coming from the 85.000 supporters . Its a sensory overload and you can quite take it all in like it doesn’t seem real. But what a great day .
Overall if you can i would suggest going because once your inside its a sight you’ll never forget.
Its hard to a get a Mexican wave going though but when you do like we did , it just keeps going round and round and it’s a remarkable sight to see.

There is no vegetarian food at the new Wembley Stadium.

The food counters sell fish & chips, chicken & chips, cheeseburger (with or without chips) but nothing else. Not even chips on their own. There were mobile snack vendors selling chocolate or crisps but that’s not substantial or particularly healthy.

On the way into the stadium you are checked for drinks of any kind but you are allowed to bring as much food as you like in with you.

I saw Muse (the best British rock band in many years) play the new Wembley Stadium last weekend.
I liked the old welcoming white towers but the new arch is amazing (and I didn’t like the pictures when I saw the designs before it was built). It looked fantastic at the end of the night all lit up – a bright white arch that we could see as we left the Wembley area on our tube train.

I saw England play football at the old Wembley Stadium.
The two white towers looked spectacular.

Seem the NFL will be coming to Wembley – I can kill 2 birds with one stone ;)