DOUBLE YELLOW - Parking restrictions apply to the road (which includes the carriageway, pavement and verge). A driver may stop for passengers to board or alight and to load or unload (unless there are also 'loading restrictions').

DOUBLE RED - Vehicles are not permitted to stop. This includes stopping for loading or unloading, and boarding or alighting from a vehicle (except for licensed taxis and the holders of blue badges).

I've decided to go!

Balls to driving, gonna get train to kings cross then the tube wembley park station.

Quicker and easier for me.

Last year we used parkonmydrive.com, which someone recommended on here and it was great. We parked about a 5 minute walk from Wembley in an office car park which had security walking round. Was £15 though.

Doing the same this year but it's gone up to £20.

I did see the parkonmydrive site too

When I drive to Old Trafford I usually just wait for the match parking signs so will probably do the same in london

Thanks for everyones dvice

I'm driving (working close to London on the Friday) so going to leave it where I am staying.

Bit of a trek after the game, but once back, 5 mins to a major motorway heading North.

Short walk to a mainline rail station and the cost of a ticket including a travelcard is STILL cheaper than the costs of parking around Wembley.

In the past we've parked at Stanmore tube station, always found it fairly easy way.

I'll be parking in the hotel car park and catching the tube to Wembley Park.

I know this doesn't really help but I thought you might be interested anyway.

£40 parking!!

Obviously GH had seen that figure and when he decided on his extortionate pricing of £40 coach fare bearing in mind Leeds are only charging £25 for the trip to Quins.