Wembley Ticket Advice - please help

[yido4life]

First of all sorry for the stupid questions and mods I apologise if I should be posting this elsewhere.

I am currently looking at getting a couple of tickets to the Leverkusen game next week but I have no idea about Wembley.

1st question (stupid one I know) but are all the tickets being sold on the spurs website home supporters only? I don't want to get there and its mixed!

2nd question is do you know what its like getting away from Wembley after the game? I need to know roughly what time to book a train back to Swindon and don't know what time I can reasonably expect to get back to Paddington.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[THFCSPURS19]

First of all sorry for the stupid questions and mods I apologise if I should be posting this elsewhere.

I am currently looking at getting a couple of tickets to the Leverkusen game next week but I have no idea about Wembley.

1st question (stupid one I know) but are all the tickets being sold on the spurs website home supporters only? I don't want to get there and its mixed!

2nd question is do you know what its like getting away from Wembley after the game? I need to know roughly what time to book a train back to Swindon and don't know what time I can reasonably expect to get back to Paddington.

Any help would be appreciated.

1. Yes, they are all 'Home' tickets.

2. If you stay until the end of the game, it can take 30-45 minutes to get back to the station. Although it could be quicker if you're getting the tickets currently available as they are obviously in the lowest tier, so it should be quicker to get out of the stadium.

 

[Armchair]

I got back to Paddington about 22:40 , just in time for the 22:45 back. But I think the trains are a bit different this time, one stopping at Reading and swapping to a bus service.

 

[Gbspurs]

First of all sorry for the stupid questions and mods I apologise if I should be posting this elsewhere.

I am currently looking at getting a couple of tickets to the Leverkusen game next week but I have no idea about Wembley.

1st question (stupid one I know) but are all the tickets being sold on the spurs website home supporters only? I don't want to get there and its mixed!

2nd question is do you know what its like getting away from Wembley after the game? I need to know roughly what time to book a train back to Swindon and don't know what time I can reasonably expect to get back to Paddington.

Any help would be appreciated.

Getting away from Wembley sucks balls.

 

[Francis Gibbs]

Getting away from Wembley sucks balls.

You know what, cue all the neg comments, but it so sucks balls getting there and back not sure I can even be arsed to go.

 

[tottenmal]

You know what, cue all the neg comments, but it so sucks balls getting there and back not sure I can even be arsed to go.

Thats the spirit!

 

[TheSpillage]

Getting away from Wembley sucks balls.

It really can do if you're queuing at stadium stations. But OP needs to get to Paddington which is on Bakerloo. That means they only need to get to Wembley Central which I've always found fine getting onto after games. After the Monaco game, leaving at the final whistle, I was at Paddington within the hour. Made a nice change from trudging up the High Road to Seven Sisters actually!