Wembley Central or Wembley Stadium or Wembley Park stations

[Devon Stag]

After debating whether to drive or take the train I have decided that with a four year old son it would be alot less hassle to go by train, (the last time we were at Wembley I drove there no problem) so I was just wondering which station everyone is going too to get to the stadium?
I was going to book tickets to go the Wembley Stadium station, but someone who I spoke to tonight said that Wembley Central or Wembley Park are better? So I was just asking for anyone's help and advice who has been before or anyone who knows as to which the best option is please.
Many thanks in advance

[stagmanrob]

Wembley Stadium station is a normal railway station and is closest.

Wembley Park is next closest and nearer where our allocated pubs will be, but it's a London Underground station only.

Wembley Central is both normal rail and underground, but a walk to the stadium.

[Stoney]

Wembley Park underground station will be the best for you. All of the Stags pubs are that side of the stadium like Rob says so you will be closer to the Stags fans rather than Vale.

Plus as soon as you come out of the station you will get that amazing view down Wembley Way. It's a special sight from there, especially when you see the amber and blue of the Stags!

[Devon Stag]

Thanks everyone. So I'm thinking maybe my best option might be to get a return ticket to Paddington station and then get the underground to Wembley Park as I cant book Wembley Park on the same booking as because you said Rob it is only an underground station.

[Stoney]

Thanks everyone. So I'm thinking maybe my best option might be to get a return ticket to Paddington station and then get the underground to Wembley Park as I cant book Wembley Park on the same booking as because you said Rob it is only an underground station.

When we go to England home games we get the train to St Pancras then the tube to Wembley Park. Takes about 20/25 minutes on the tube from the centre of London.

[Cockney Stag]

As someone who lives very close, you would be very lucky to park anywhere near the ground.

EMR to St Pancras, then Metropolitan line to Wembley Park is your shortest route, although the trains will be very busy.

Wembley Central will be quieter but require a walk from St Pancras to Euston (or you get the Victoria or Northern lines, but I wouldn't recommend that as you have to walk a lot anyway)

There is a 3rd station, Wembley Stadium national rail but you'd have to make your way to Marylebone Station.

Fourth and probably final option, at St Pancras you could take the Thameslink (it's below the EMR) to Hendon and then take the 83 bus. This will be the quietest route for the most part.

[part time pete]

Your best bet would be to drive to Hillingdon tube station, a massive ‘cheap’ car park on a Saturday and catch the tube to Wembley Park. The advantage is that the tube ride is from the outskirts and doesn’t touch central London.

[Chacawab]

After a recommendation from a Watford fan, we’re parking at Hemel Hempstead and getting the train into Wembley Central. Cheap parking on someone’s drive and friends and family card rail discount.