Some Wembley info to assist with your planning :D

 

Advice 1 - Bring cash

 

There are 688 food beverage kiosks are located across the Stadium selling a variety of food. Please be advised the kiosks do not take credit or debit card payments or £50 notes.

 

Merchandise kiosks selling programmes and event day items are available on the public concourses in the Stadium and there are also official Wembley Stadium kiosks selling merchandise on Olympic Way.

 

Advice 2 - Don't plan on buying rounds once you're in the stadium! :lol:

 

Due to the Responsible Sale of Alcohol, the sale of alcoholic drinks is limited to two per transaction.

 

Advice 3 - Think carefully about what you're taking with you!

 

The following articles must not be brought within the Ground: knives, fireworks, smoke canisters, air-horns, flares, weapons, dangerous or hazardous items,laser devices, bottles, glass vessels, cans, poles and any article that might be used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety.

 

Any person in possession of such items will be refused entry to the Ground.

 

• Any article that might be used as a weapon be deemed to be offensive or abusive, or compromise public safety, will be confiscated and or reported to the police

• Unlicensed musical instruments:

- trumpets, drums and other devices capable of causing a disturbance or nuisance

• Flag poles greater than 1m in length

• Flares

• Bottles, glass vessels, cans, flasks

• Frisbees and similar items

• Dangerous or hazardous items

• Illegal substances

• Explosives or ammunition; fireworks

• Knives, blades or other weapons

• Firearms

• Scooters, skateboards or other skates

• Laser devices

• Smoke canisters

• Signs or items with corporate or inappropriate branding

• Unauthorised fliers

• Spray paint, large industrial style “permanent“ marker pens

• Prams / push chairs

• Transmitting devices

• Professional cameras & recording devices (This applies to cameras that have interchangeable lenses)

• Large suitcases, lap tops, and back packs

(trip hazards)

• Illegal merchandise items

• Water bottles (need to have the ability to decant)

• Illegal charity collection utensils

• Motor bike helmets

• Umbrellas

• Darts

• Hampers and Cold Boxes

• Air horns

• Alcohol

• Animals (except service dogs & guide dogs)

 

darn it, and there was me thinking the hamster would love a trip to see Coldplay :lol:

 

Advice 4 - Dress nicely, you're gonna be on camera!

 

CCTV cameras are in use around and in the Ground and WNSL may itself use, or pass to the police or any Event organiser or other relevant authority, any recordings for use in any proceedings.

 

And some other useful stuff can be found here: http://www.wembleystadium.com/events/groundregulations/

Some Wembley info to assist with your planning :D

 

 

Advice 3 - Think carefully about what you're taking with you!

 

• Professional cameras & recording devices (This applies to cameras that have interchangeable lenses)

 

 

 

 

Advice 4 - Dress nicely, you're gonna be on camera!

 

CCTV cameras are in use around and in the Ground and WNSL may itself use, or pass to the police or any Event organiser or other relevant authority, any recordings for use in any proceedings.

 

 

 

Thank you sooooo much Jen :) :D

That officially gives green light to my new camera :D :D :D

It's a bridge camera but obviously with no interchangable lense, so I can take it ... :)

 

I guess I better print these guidelines out and show it to the security in case they search me and complain about the camera ;)

 

And about the CCTV cameras .... do I get on TV now :laugh3:

Thanks so much Jen for your great advices !

 

Gosh I'm gonna need a whole week to plan everything :D

I wouldn't worry too much. From the sounds of things, you're planning to be in the queue before the birds get up, so are likely to be there way before the box office opens. :P

 

I'd ring them to find out what time they're planning to open for collections, then you can get over there as soon as they do so, and before they even think of sorting out wristbands etc. :)

 

 

They said they'd be open from 3pm :P haha. Me already having a ticket was the only reason I was willing to do it.

Thanks for the info Jen :D

open from 3pm for a gig with doors that open at 4pm? someone's not very good at crowd control :lol:

 

can you pick them up the day before?

open from 3pm for a gig with doors that open at 4pm? someone's not very good at crowd control :lol:

 

can you pick them up the day before?

 

Oooh, good thinking!! You're a smart one :laugh4: :D.

Hi guys!!

 

I have one spare ticket for WEMBLEY, Sept 19th. Anyone interested, please contact me via my mail: [email protected].

 

Cheers!

 

EDIT: I've already sold the ticket!!

Banning people from being in their own sealed water bottles is a grey area, cos all it will take is for someone who needs water if they are on any medicines who doesn't want to pay £2+ for a bottle of water collapsing and all hell shall break loose with whose fault it was. Hence why at Blur in Hyde Park when it was really hot they had to give out free water to stop people collapsing in the heat.

 

But I shall see if I can sneak in some bottles of water on Friday for U2, and get some research on the other various prices of food/drink ;)

oops double postie

*checks list*

they think we are going to start a war there or something? :confused: many forbidden stuff there.... will they have time to register all us? :thinking:

 

anyways almost a month :dance:

and i see yet spare tickets.

 

right about the bottle, that seems has become so common thing, it happened here once :\ all the reason was for the top of it.

Say you need water for a medical reason and you should be fine :)

that's what i'll do ;)

 

so a month and i see nobody posted anymore on the ideas for the concert/week thread :thinking:

Advice 3 - Think carefully about what you're taking with you!

 

 

 

darn it, and there was me thinking the hamster would love a trip to see Coldplay :lol:

 

Advice 4 - Dress nicely, you're gonna be on camera!

 

*lol* :lol:

 

thanks for the detailed info, Jenjie! :)

And keep an eye on the weather for the day cos if it rains you will get wet, unless your seating down

Ummm speaking of getting wet...how nasty would the field(pitch)get???:thinking: I just went through All Points West...I'm ready for anything....but do I really need to pack my wellies?(rain boots)

They cover the pitch...mainly because at the end of the day ..it's a football stadium and they can't have the pitch in a mess and runied after every gig there is. LOL

 

by the way, also around the pitch a sort of water fountains for drinking water...so no worry you won't need to buy water. Otherwise I saw at the TT gigs that people brought their own food (sandwiches, crisps etc.). If you buy in the stadium anything to eat prepare for paying a small fortune.

 

I might know more after next weekend....going to see both U2 shows and planning to kind of queue for one of them from around midday.

 

P.

Thanks for the info:D

(sorry if I sound worried about standing in the mud, I'm traumatized from APW. It was a muddy HELL...)

and so glad we've got some coldpayers going to see U2 at Wembley...we'll get more info to be prepared for the Coldplay gigs...you gotta do investigative reporting for us:wink:

Tramatized, but darrrrling your Will Bday Love pic is on CP.com....... well worth the mud and ummmm smell.

I heard so much about the smell... must've been really disgusting!!

 

I agree with Cooky, worldtrav - investigate for us please!!

And have fun at the concerts... I would have loved to see Elbow :bigcry:

ya know it was gross , disgusting and repulsive but the skyline of NYC was stunning and it was a beatiful night and what an amazing view of the 4 most handsome men in the world (next to hubby) and the music, what can i say, we were blessed beyond belief. Landfills and rain do not mix.

so my moms considering getting pit tickets for wembly. theyd be for my birthday, which is the 22nd of september.

i am freaking out, but im trying not to get my hopes up.

 

 

i live in alaska.. would my tickets even GET to me on time? i hate ticketmaster.

so my moms considering getting pit tickets for wembly. theyd be for my birthday, which is the 22nd of september.

i am freaking out, but im trying not to get my hopes up.

 

 

i live in alaska.. would my tickets even GET to me on time? i hate ticketmaster.

that be completelly off-topic, but your birthday is the 22nd sept? :surprised: mine's the 23rd :dance:

 

wait you think your tickets will arrive there after the concert happens? :confused:

if they said tickets will get on time then those should get on time.

 

anyways can't you print any code saying your purchased the tickets from that site?

well the thing is, id have to buy them on ebay.

so im afraid the tickets would arrive in london, or where ever the seller is, theyd send them to me, and id miss them:(

that be completelly off-topic, but your birthday is the 22nd sept? :surprised: mine's the 23rd :dance:

 

wait you think your tickets will arrive there after the concert happens? :confused:

if they said tickets will get on time then those should get on time.

 

anyways can't you print any code saying your purchased the tickets from that site?

 

mine is the 21st! :surprised: