Each stand comprises a 3m x 2m shell scheme stand including carpet for just £1500 per event.
'You are always conscious about where you want to spend money, but we thought that this was a good idea, something that hadn't been tried before. I think the format of the show is great, I think the size is about right, and there are some good products on show'
- Mark Warren,
Managing Director,
Lister Trade Frames
(Telford Exhibitor)
Wembley Stadium Travel Advice
Click here for a map of Wembley Stadium and directions
The best way to travel to Wembley Stadium is by public transport. The stadium is serviced by three stations and five underground/overground lines:
Wembley Park station, is on both the Jubilee and Metropolitan underground lines. On exiting the station, follow the pedestrian route under Empire Way and up Olympic Way to the front of the Stadium. Allow for 10 minutes' walk.
Wembley Stadium station is on the Chiltern train line. The Chiltern line travels from the Midlands, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. London trains on this line depart from
Marylebone station. The station is on the south side of the Stadium. If arriving by train from London Marylebone station cross the tracks using the White Horse bridge. If arriving from the north, take the ramp from the platform.
Wembley Central station, is on the Bakerloo underground line and the London overground train lines. On exiting the station, turn right and walk in an easterly direction along the High Road, past McDonalds and Burger King, to the Wembley Triangle junction and clock tower island. Turn left into Wembley Hill Road, cross the road and follow the pedestrian route across the White Horse bridge. Allow 15 minutes' walk.
Fans should know that a controlled parking zone operates in the local area on event days and only residents with parking permits will be able to park. Brent Council have said that illegally parked cars will be given large fines and towed away.
National Express, the Official Travel Supplier to Wembley Stadium, operates direct coach services to events at Wembley Stadium from all over the country. To find out more visit www.nationalexpress.co.uk/wembley. Bookings can also be made via the national customer contact centre on 08705 80 80 80, at any National Express coach station or through one of a thousand travel shops around the country.
For more information on how to get to Wembley from all over the country and for access to live travel information in advance of the event, please visit our travel section. For live travel information on the day of the event call the Wembley Stadium Travel Information Line on 0845 6000 555 (calls charged at standard local rate).
Please visit www.wembleystadium.com/gettingtowembley for all your options on travelling to the Stadium.
Wembley Stadium Parking
Wembley Stadium is a public transport destination and all visitors are advised to utilise public transport wherever possible.
It is recommended that any visitors wishing to drive to the stadium only use the Official Wembley Stadium Car Parks. To reserve your space, please visit www.csparking.com/stadium
A protective parking scheme operates in the local area on Stadium event days. Only vehicles with the appropriate resident or business event day permits will be allowed to park in the area. The local council has stated that illegally parked vehicles will be issued with large parking fines and towed away. For more information visit Brent Council's Information on Event Day Parking click here
Bicycle Parking
Bicycle parking is available on street level (B2) in the north east corner of the Stadium (near the Green car park).
For live travel information on event days and in the lead up to events call the Wembley Stadium Travel Information Line on 0845 6000 555.
Wembley Stadium
30 September:
10.30am - 5.00pm
1 October:
10.00am - 4.00pm
The next event in the 2009 calendar takes place at Wembley Stadium,
30 September: 10.30 am - 5.00 pm
1 October: 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
To enquire about stand space, email tony@theglazine.com. Space is selling fast so don't miss out!
'In times of a recession, when people want to get the best bang for their buck out of their marketing spend, things like regional shows are a low risk, low cost way of getting face to face with customers - the format is proven.'
- Dave Broxton,
Sales and Marketing Director,
Bohle Ltd
'We've seen so many faces from the industry in such a condensed format, that this show is really efficient for us.'
- Dan Gill,
Managing Director,
Window Widgets
