Luton.

Seriously, that's where we're going from Chesterfield. Driving down M1 to Luton, parking at Airport Parkway, train into London, across London by Tube then Overland to Wembley station.

park in watford - can even park free on certain streets, then train from watford junction to wembley central. done this several times and its pretty easy

When we went in 2009, a Saints supporter who I knew told me to park at Stanmore tube station,which is the end of the line on the Wembley underground line. Turned out to be brilliant. It is close to the M1 junction and I was back in Warrington for 8 o'clock every time we have been.(leaving the ground after each of our victory parades as well!).
If you are driving I would recomend this every time.

Wembley is easy. There are a number of stations on the Met and Jubilee lines that you can park on the street for free near.

We often just go to Stanmore and park in the huge car park and get the tube. Dead easy. Its just off the motorway and takes just a few minutes to get to Wembley. I think its about £5 for the day?

Always enjoy getting of the tube and walking down Wembley way.

Whatever you do, unless you have some corporate deal with a space or have a booked disabled place, don't drive to Wembley stadium.

Do you need to pre-book to park at the station?.Cant find any links to download a booking form anywhere

Nope, just turn up. Its just a booth, doubt there is much on the internet about it. Its a massive car park, we've never had issues getting a space regardless of the event. Its set up for commuters in the week which far out number a Wembley cup final.

Had to pre-book Ickenham in 2008 so i presume it is a much smaller car park.

Thanks for the info much appreciated

We parked at Wembley stadium in 2008, was really easy. Booked online and had a hanger thing to hang off the rear view mirror. Loads of stewards, all helpful. Didn't take too long to get out.

Being a local, i'd forget paying at Stanmore, drive one station further down (Canons Park) there are a few streets with Mon-Fri parking restrictions but good on the weekend (Longcrofte Road, Howberry Road) check google maps and street view. A minutes walk to the underground and free, no queue whatsoever.

We've parked here the last couple of times we've been down: www.popincarpark.co.uk/ Think it was £15 and right next to the stadium, not too bad getting out after match either.

We've parked here the last couple of times we've been down: www.popincarpark.co.uk/ Think it was £15 and right next to the stadium, not too bad getting out after match either.

thanks for all the replies
it's great how different supporters will always be willing to help out when they can

I have seen Stanmore and Rickmansworth online - Stanmore has 450 places but no ability to pre book

Quote: Wilde 3 "I have seen Stanmore and Rickmansworth online - Stanmore has 450 places but no ability to pre book'" check the price of the tube to Wembley from there as I was going to park there myself. if I've worked it out correctly it'll add another £11 per person (£5.50 single zones 1-5) booked a private drive for £10 via www.parkatmyhouse.com

Quote: Wilde 3 "I have seen Stanmore and Rickmansworth online - Stanmore has 450 places but no ability to pre book'" check the price of the tube to Wembley from there as I was going to park there myself. if I've worked it out correctly it'll add another £11 per person (£5.50 single zones 1-5) booked a private drive for £10 via www.parkatmyhouse.com

Can't decide whether to drive or pay the extra and do the train

I'll be kicking my mate (a Dobbin) out of his one bedroom Ruislip flat for the weekend and me and a few mates will be occupying his floor space.
Obviously I will be taking charge of his double bed.