To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests, certain items are not allowed inside Wembley Stadium. Please read carefully before your visit.
Prohibited Items
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests, certain items are not allowed inside Wembley Stadium. Please read carefully before your visit.
Knives & blades
Fireworks
Smoke devices & canisters
Pyrotechnics
Air horns
Flares
Weapons
Dangerous or hazardous items
Illegal substances
Explosives or ammunition
Firearms
Any item that could be used as a weapon, considered offensive or abusive, or compromise public safety
Restricted Items
The following items are not permitted within the stadium and anyone found with them may be refused entry:
Unlicensed musical instruments (e.g., trumpets, drums, vuvuzelas, megaphones)
Flag poles over 1m in length
Laser devices
Bottles or glass vessels (including perfume bottles) – exception: clear, crushable plastic bottles up to 500ml without tops are allowed and can be filled at free water stations
Aluminium containers & cans
Flasks
Poles, frisbees, scooters, skateboards, or other skates
Dangerous or hazardous items
Signs or items with corporate or inappropriate branding
Unauthorized fliers & drones
Spray paint or large industrial marker pens
Prams & pushchairs (assessed per event)
Transmitting devices
Large-bodied, professional, or recording cameras (interchangeable lenses not permitted)
Selfie sticks
Laptops and tablets
Illegal merchandise items
Hard plastic, metal, or glass bottles
Illegal charity collection utensils
Motorbike helmets
Large umbrellas
Darts, hampers, cold boxes
Alcohol, food & drink (except permitted items)
Animals (except service or guide dogs)
Bags exceeding A4 size (medical exemptions may apply)
Any national flag not representing the competing international teams
Concert-specific items: posters larger than A3
Please note: This list may change without notice, so check before every visit to ensure compliance.
Third-Party Events
While Wembley Stadium is owned by The Football Association, not all events are FA events (e.g., Carabao Cup Final, Play-Off Finals, concerts, non-football sports).
Event owners may have their own prohibited items policies, which override this list. These will be communicated directly to ticket holders for non-FA events.