Wembley ticket ballot

Wembley Stadium Residents' Ticket Ballot

Brent Council and Wembley Stadium recognise that some residents that live close to Wembley Stadium may be directly impacted by event days.

That's why we are offering local residents the chance to apply for free tickets to upcoming Wembley Stadium events through our residents' ticket ballot. We also want to ensure that people living in the area have a fair chance to attend these events.

There is a separate ballot for each Stadium event day, and if eligible you can enter as many different ballots as you want. However, you can submit only one entry per event day ballot. If you are successful in a ballot, you will win two tickets to that event.

To enter a ballot, you must be over 18 and live at a property within the Wembley Event Day Impact Zone.

Enter the Wembley Stadium Residents' Ballot

Each Ballot will typically open two months before the date of the event and close two weeks before the date of the event.*

* This is subject to change, depending on the nature of the event and ticket availability.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

When do ballots open?

Where resident tickets are made available for an event, the ballot will typically open six to eight weeks before the date of the event. Check our website regularly, availability is subject to change at short notice.

Will there be a ballot for every Stadium event?

Where possible, we aim to run a resident ballot for each Stadium event.

If the event you want to apply for is not showing on the list, and it is less than two weeks until the event, there may not be any tickets allocated to that date.

Do check the website for updates, as availability is subject to change at short notice.

Who is eligible to enter the Ballot?

The Ballot is only open to residents who are over 18 and live at a residential property within the Wembley Event Day Impact Zone. You will need to provide proof of address to verify your application.

Local businesses are not eligible to enter the Residents' ballot but may be eligible for tickets through alternative Wembley Stadium schemes.

What proof of ID do I need?

You will need to upload suitable proof of address to complete your application. If you have a full UK driving licence, you can upload a copy of the photocard part, as your proof of address.

If you do not have the photocard part of your UK driving licence, then you will need to provide two proofs of address dated within the last three months. Acceptable forms of ID as proof of address typically include: utility bills (gas, electricity, water), bank statement, Council Tax statements, a mobile phone bill etc. Delivery invoices are not accepted.

How are winners selected?

Winners are randomly selected, by computer, from all eligible entries. If selected, you will receive an email with further information about your tickets.

How many tickets can I apply for?

If successful in a Ballot, you will receive two tickets for the date of the event you applied for.

Can I enter each event day ballot more than once?

No. Each resident can enter each Stadium event day ballot, once. This is to ensure fairness in the selection process. However, there is a seperate ballot for each Stadium event day. If eligible, you can enter as many different ballots as you want.

If I win, can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

No. Tickets are strictly non-transferable and should be used by the resident who applied, or members of their immediate family or household. They must not be sold nor advertised for sale. You may be required to show ID at the event.

Can I enter a ballot on behalf of my child?

Yes, as long as they are aged appropriately for the event. We advise you to check the age restrictions for each event before entering the Ballot. In some cases, under 18s may need to be accompanied by an adult or be seated in reserved areas.