Think of Wembley’s bag policy as a gentle, firm hug. Your bag must be smaller than A4 paper—that’s 29.7 cm x 21 cm. Anything bigger, and you’re looking at a costly trip back to the car park. A small crossbody bag or a tiny rucksack is your best friend here.
And please, please make it soft. Hard-sided cases are a big no-no. They take up space and, well, nobody wants to get whacked in the shins by a flying lunchbox if you start jumping for joy.
What You Can Absolutely Bring (And Should!)
First up: water. You can bring one plastic bottle of water per person, as long as the cap is still on. Empty reusable bottles are fine too, and you can fill them at free water points inside. Staying hydrated is a win, especially if you plan to scream your lungs out.
Next, bring your medication. If you need an inhaler, insulin, or any prescribed meds, you can take them in. Just keep them in the original packaging with your name on the label—common sense, right? Oh, and a small amount of food is usually fine too. A sandwich or a bag of crisps won’t hurt, but leave the picnic basket at home.
The Stuff That Will Get You Stopped
Let’s talk about the obvious red flags. No bottles of anything except sealed water. No glass, no cans, no flasks. Also, leave the selfie sticks, tripods, and professional camera gear at home. Wembley wants everyone to enjoy the show, not watch you set up a film studio.
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And yes, this includes your laser pens and air horns. I know you’re excited, but we’re aiming for “electrifying atmosphere,” not “annoying everyone within fifty meters.” Basically, if it looks like it could be used as a weapon or a nuisance, it stays in your car.
