Wembley Stadium is the most Accessible in the UK

FanSeats have researched all the current stadiums in the English Premier League as well as the national stadium with the idea of analysing those which are the most accessible for fans. With a recent documentary on Netflix regarding the major issues at the Euro Cup Final, the stadium organisers received alot of negative press.

Wembley Stadium Stats

  There are no less than 147 accessible toilets within the stadium, making it the most accessible in UK.

• There are two dedicated sensory and inclusion rooms each with space for 12 fans.

• Wembley has 310 Places for Wheelchair Users, each with a personal assistant/companion space.

In the coming weeks Wembley Stadium prepares to host some of sport and music’s biggest events. Starting with the FA Cup Final followed by the UEFA Champions League Final and more than 8 nights of Taylor Swift, the stadium will be in full use this summer.

Old Trafford

Whilst Old Trafford also receives bad press, especially after the ‘Waterfall’ from the stands after the Manchester United vs Arsenal Match. The stadium does go beyond this and has recently doubled the number of Wheelchair Spaces to 278.

Champions League Final ticket prices at Wembley have been set at £60 / $70 / €75.

Wheelchair Accessibility With 310 places for wheelchair users, each equipped with a personal assistant/companion seat, Wembley Stadium leads the pack in providing accessible seating options.

 Sensory Rooms: There are two dedicated sensory for all events at Wembley stadium, each allowing 12 fans the opportunity to be removed from the atmosphere of the stadium. These rooms are accommodating and don’t need to be prebooked.

“It’s fantastic to highlight Wembley Stadium’s outstanding dedication to accessibility. As we anticipate the FA Cup Final and Champions League Final, it’s reassuring to witness Wembley taking the lead in offering inclusive experiences for all supporters.

With 147 accessible toilets, two specialized sensory and inclusion rooms, and 310 spaces for wheelchair users, Wembley establishes a benchmark for stadiums nationwide. These efforts guarantee that every supporter, regardless of their abilities, can relish the excitement of live football in a secure and comfortable environment. Remember, we have tickets to every event at the stadium” – Peter Williams from FanSeats.

UK Stadiums

 

Stadium	Home Team	Capacity	Number of wheelchair user spaces	Easy Access	Number of Accessible Toilets	Sensory room	Wheelchair Percentage of Stadium Capacity
Wembley Stadium	England	90,000	310	310	147	Two	0.34
Vitality Stadium	AFC Bournemouth	11,329	298		15	No	2.63
Old Trafford	Manchester United	74,310	278	278	33	No	0.37
Anfield	Liverpool FC	54,000	263	252	34	Yes	0.49
London Stadium	West Ham United	60,000	262	773	49	Yes	0.44
Emirates Stadium	Arsenal FC	60,161	258		37	yes	0.43
Etihad Stadium	Manchester City	55,535	255		42	Yes	0.46
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	Tottenham Hotspur	62,062	250	500	66	Yes	0.40
Stamford Bridge	Chelsea FC	40,341	223	356	16	Yes	0.55
AMEX Stadium	Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.	30,666	221	727	37	Yes	0.72
King Power Stadium	Leicester City	32,273	197	550	23	No	0.61
Goodison Park	Everton	39,221	172	161	23	Away from Stadium	0.44
Molineux Stadium	Wolves	31,700	139	702	26	Yes	0.44
Community Stadium	Brentford	17,250	138		23	Yes	0.80
Selhurst Park	Crystal Palace	26,074	128	289	1	Yes	0.49
Portman Road	Ipswich Town	30,311	113	298	14	No	0.37
Villa Park	Aston Villa	42,657	105	264	131	2	0.25
Craven Cottage	Fulham	24,917	103	106	9	Yes	0.41
City Ground	Nottingham Forest	30,445	74		8	No	0.24
Kenilworth Road	Luton Town	10,413	28	40	2	No	0.27