anyone?

You could park in a side street on one of the jubilee stations north of Wembley park, trouble is paying the tube fare

We're parking on someone's drive nearby for £7.

There's a few websites specifically for this that you can arrange it on.

weve parked at high wycombe station and get the train in from there, it only £3.00 for the train there and back and its only 3 stops away its good and takes you to right outside the stadium

We also parked on someone's drive last year for £8, only 10 minute walk from the stadium. No problem getting there but stuck in traffic getting away. If driving for the day again, I would consider visiting Brent Cross shopping Mall at the end of the M1, it was free parking all day (check website), then hop the tube from a nearby station.

Park on someones drive i dunno how people can make money out of a square piece of tarmac it beggers belive it really does...

Its like me saying to my neighbour put your washing on our washing line if you want to but i will have to charge you!!

and yet at least two people have said they paid for the privilege.

If you park at Brent Cross it's easier to get the bus. Only takes about 5 minutes. The terminus is part of the shopping centre car park.

Are you sure about the £3 as I was looking at similar and High Wycombe to Wembley was coming up at £12.30?

For the 2009 final we parked up at Seer Green & Jordans station (just off the M40 and a couple of stops further down from High Wycombe). To do that this year would cost us £3.50 to park the car then £9 each (adult) for the 24 minute ride into Wembley. Brilliant for getting away after the game and not too expensive if there are only a few of you. Not so good for a minibus full.

When we've gone in the past, we have parked on the industrial estates about 15 minutes walk away. No charge if you drive in and find a unit that doesnt work Saturday.....

Good point Teesside, the bus station is far closer to the shopping mall. From memory I hink the mall is open till 8pm so gives plenty of time after the match to get back.

As far as the comments on parking on someones drive, I would rather pay £8 than £15 or £20 on an offiicial car park or what may be an industrial unit or office car park. The parking spot was pre-booked I knew where I was going so no driving around looking for a car park. I don't have a problem with locals taking the initiative to capitalise on big events as long as I am not geting ripped off. Ya pays ya money.

Quote: Teessidewire " Quote: Teessidewire "We also parked on someone's drive last year for £8, only 10 minute walk from the stadium. No problem getting there but stuck in traffic getting away. If driving for the day again, I would consider visiting Brent Cross shopping Mall at the end of the M1, it was free parking all day (check website), then hop the tube from a nearby station.'" If you park at Brent Cross it's easier to get the bus. Only takes about 5 minutes. The terminus is part of the shopping centre car park.'" Quote: Teessidewire " Quote: Teessidewire "If you park at Brent Cross it's easier to get the bus. Only takes about 5 minutes. The terminus is part of the shopping centre car park.'" Good point Teesside, the bus station is far closer to the shopping mall. From memory I hink the mall is open till 8pm so gives plenty of time after the match to get back. As far as the comments on parking on someones drive, I would rather pay £8 than £15 or £20 on an offiicial car park or what may be an industrial unit or office car park. The parking spot was pre-booked I knew where I was going so no driving around looking for a car park. I don't have a problem with locals taking the initiative to capitalise on big events as long as I am not geting ripped off. Ya pays ya money.'" [sizeDON'T PARK AT BRENT CROSS[/size Usually this is the advice i'd give, it's free and has a direct bus to the stadium [sizeBUT[/size during the Olympics they have put those time restriction cameras to stop people using their car park but not using their shopping centre. Some cheap car parks are Perivale tube station car park, catch 297 bus to Wembley. Sudbury Town tube station Catch bus 204 or 182. www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/tubesta ... fault.aspx www.brent.gov.uk/parkingenf.nsf/ ... arks/LBB-9

Quote: Teessidewire " Quote: Teessidewire "We also parked on someone's drive last year for £8, only 10 minute walk from the stadium. No problem getting there but stuck in traffic getting away. If driving for the day again, I would consider visiting Brent Cross shopping Mall at the end of the M1, it was free parking all day (check website), then hop the tube from a nearby station.'" If you park at Brent Cross it's easier to get the bus. Only takes about 5 minutes. The terminus is part of the shopping centre car park.'" Quote: Teessidewire " Quote: Teessidewire "If you park at Brent Cross it's easier to get the bus. Only takes about 5 minutes. The terminus is part of the shopping centre car park.'" Good point Teesside, the bus station is far closer to the shopping mall. From memory I hink the mall is open till 8pm so gives plenty of time after the match to get back. As far as the comments on parking on someones drive, I would rather pay £8 than £15 or £20 on an offiicial car park or what may be an industrial unit or office car park. The parking spot was pre-booked I knew where I was going so no driving around looking for a car park. I don't have a problem with locals taking the initiative to capitalise on big events as long as I am not geting ripped off. Ya pays ya money.'" [sizeDON'T PARK AT BRENT CROSS[/size Usually this is the advice i'd give, it's free and has a direct bus to the stadium [sizeBUT[/size during the Olympics they have put those time restriction cameras to stop people using their car park but not using their shopping centre. Some cheap car parks are Perivale tube station car park, catch 297 bus to Wembley. Sudbury Town tube station Catch bus 204 or 182. www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/tubesta ... fault.aspx www.brent.gov.uk/parkingenf.nsf/ ... arks/LBB-9

Thanks for the heads up Yed, I'll be getting the train from Stevenage this year so won't have to make any parking plans fortunately.

Cheers for the PM.

No Worries Ste, hope it all helps mate

We park just outside of Wembley (can't think what the station is called).We then jump on tube with a day pass only £7.50 and head into London.Back on it to Wembley then back to car park.