SeatView UKWembley Stadium seat views — the view from every block
The national stadium hosts England internationals, cup finals, play-off finals and the biggest summer concerts in the country. It is a single continuous bowl with three tiers — Level 1 at pitch level, the Club Wembley ring on Level 2, and the upper tier on Level 5 — so the view changes more with height than at most grounds. The famous arch sits over the north side, which means north-side upper seats get the postcard backdrop for evening matches.
Try the view — pick a block
Choose a block to jump into its seat. Drag the picture to look around. Simulated view — an approximation, not a photo.
Plan view — dots show where each block sits. The interactive 3D view needs WebGL; the written verdicts below cover every block.
Block 210
The best all-round seat at Wembley. Side — south, on the halfway line.
Read the full guide to Block 210 →Best and worst blocks at Wembley
Best blocks
Every block at Wembley, rated
Lower tier (Level 1)
Atmospheric end view, long distance · about 80 m from the centre · Compromised
Side — south, near the halfway line Block 110 ★★★★★Classic side-on view, close to the pitch · about 54 m from the centre · Superb
Side — south, on the halfway line Block 111 ★★★★★As good as the lower tier gets · about 52 m from the centre · Superb
Behind the goal — west end Block 120 ★★★☆☆Mirror of 104 — great end, wrong end for concerts · about 80 m from the centre · Compromised
Side — north, near the halfway line Block 135 ★★★★☆Halfway view under the arch · about 55 m from the centre · Excellent
Corner — north-east Block 141 ★★★★☆Diagonal corner view · about 68 m from the centre · Good
Club Wembley (Level 2)
Padded seats, long view · about 90 m from the centre · Decent
Side — south, on the halfway line Block 210 ★★★★★The best all-round seat at Wembley · about 62 m from the centre · Superb
Side — north, on the halfway line Block 228 ★★★★★Halfway Club view, north side · about 63 m from the centre · Superb
Upper tier (Level 5)
High and a long way back · about 102 m from the centre · Compromised
Side — south, near the halfway line Block 510 ★★★★☆Best of the upper tier · about 84 m from the centre · Good
Side — north, near the halfway line Block 535 ★★★★☆Upper halfway, arch side · about 85 m from the centre · Good
Corner — upper west, back rows Block 552 ★★★☆☆The furthest seats in the house · about 108 m from the centre · Poor — buy with care
Good to know before you buy at Wembley
Wembley has no truly bad seats, but the bowl is big: upper-tier seats behind the goals are over 100 metres from the centre spot. For concerts the stage usually sits at the west end (blocks 120–130 side), which turns east-end blocks into the best-value straight-on seats and makes west lower blocks side-on or behind-stage.
Wembley seat view questions
What is the best block at Wembley Stadium?
On our ratings, Block 210 (4.8/5) — The best all-round seat at Wembley. Halfway line, elevated just enough for a perfect tactical picture, with Club Wembley comfort. Regularly rated the best block in the stadium by people who have sat everywhere.
Which Wembley blocks should I avoid?
Block 552 rates lowest at 2.7/5: The furthest seats in the house. It can still be the right buy at the right price — the block guide explains exactly what you give up.
Are these the real views from the seats?
No — they are simulated views, an approximation rather than a photo, built from published seating plans and the position, height and angle of each block. Use them to compare blocks with each other before you buy.