couple of time used beaconsfield rail station. juction 3 m40 15 mins on train to wembley stadium station.

big car park in front of station and back on m40 10 mins after getting off train

my honnest opinion. unless youe staying over in a b&b. don't do it as a day trip. I was fooked and i was on the coach.

Some people don't have that option

See this thread as well: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=466081 booked again for Chalk Hill Primary School £20

See this thread as well: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=466081 booked again for Chalk Hill Primary School £20

I agree, we got a B&B for £55 with free parking.

Rather than the hassle of paying for parking, the cost and pain in the getting there & getting back and then fighting traffic, it aint worth it, plus IF we win you miss the after match celebrations in London.

Overall for the sake of say an extra tenner, you may aswell stay over.

I can recommend Brent Cross. The Bus Station is part of the Carpark and is a main terminus for all over London.

I've done Stanmore before and is fine. You do have to be careful parking around the residential area. I've seen people get towed when in wrong place.

Green Man pub, right above Wembley is good. On the Hilton Hotel side. They charge a bit less than the official car park and there is a lot of room outside for beers and food. They usually get a bottle bar going so you don't have to queue inside. Have been doing barbi as well recently.
......only down side is it is a VERY big hill to treck back up to get to your car.

Just do the official car park now as my dad doesn't like the walk. Think it's about £27 to park but you are feet from the entrance and it's a good get away too.

If people are using the Stanmore(Jubilee line) option i'd go down to the next station (Canons Park) use the Longcrofte road estate (it has parking restriction but only Mon-Fri) only an extra 5 minutes by car from Stanmore.

A day trip is nothing. I do it all the time driving up to the in-laws in Glasgow, and that's further than driving down to London. Once you get used to it, it doesn't affect you.

i do it for home games, it's a piece of pee

Hmmmm... you seem to have defeated your argument. "A day trip is nothing." - "Once you get used to it, it doesn't affect you"

Thats the point isn't it? I drive regularly as well. But my wife, who barely ever drives would find such a large amount of driving in a day difficult to say the least.

I did a "day trip" last year and will be doing the same this year, nothing to it, I was back in Wire for ten.

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As someone who hasn't been behind a wheel since failing his test for the second time on 20th January 1999 I'd find driving all that way and back in a day something of a daunting prospect, not to mention a highly illegal one.

However, I'm more than happy to sit on a train for two and a bit hours each way in a day and at £54.60 return, first class both ways, I'm looking forward to a comfortable journey home and a couple of celebratory pints in a local hostelry upon my return north.

The official stadium car park is: www.csparking.com/stadium/default.aspx alternatively this one is good aswell: www.parkerscarparks.co.uk/wemble ... l_P54.html

The official stadium car park is: www.csparking.com/stadium/default.aspx alternatively this one is good aswell: www.parkerscarparks.co.uk/wemble ... l_P54.html