Coldplay Fans, Listen Up: The Secret Spot and Perfect Moment to Snag a Wembley Cab Without Losing Your Mind—or Your Minders!
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Ever wondered if the stars could guide you through the post-gig chaos at Wembley? As Coldplay’s concerts blaze on under late August skies, fans aren’t just jamming out—they’re strategizing the art of the perfect escape. With Mercury doing its celestial dance, maybe that’s why some are swearing off Olympic Way—calling it a one-way ticket to endless tube delays. Instead, savvy music lovers suggest a detour toward the overground stations or braving the traffic chaos on Carey Way. It’s almost cosmic how a well-timed Uber booking feels as essential as catching the encore of “ALL MY LOVE.” So, if you’re ready to dodge the crowds and still catch a bit of magic, stick around—because your ultimate survival guide to Coldplay at Wembley, including where to snatch last-minute tickets and navigate coach rides, is all just a scroll away. LEARN MORE.
Coldplay’s Wembley Stadium concerts are well underway (you can buy tickets here), and fans are sharing their top tips for securing a taxi home.
As regular gig-goers will know, the worst part about a show is beating the crowd home, but music lovers have revealed the best place to wave down an Uber at the UK’s largest venue.
On Reddit, one Coldplay fan warned: “Don’t walk up Olympic Way, as it will take you hours to get the tube home! If you can turn left and head towards Wembley’s overground station, go past it, and then walk down Harrow Road as far as you can.”
Another suggested booking an Uber from Carey Way, but warned that traffic should be expected.
“We took an Uber from Carey Way, which is the pickup and drop off point for the stadium,” they said. “Traffic will be a nightmare, so expect to wait a long time and expect surge pricing. There is an accessible buggy service to Pink Parking and then Carey Way is just a little bit further on.”
A third said they managed to get on the tube after leaving without missing the final song, which according to most set lists is ALL MY LOVE.
“I left last night at about 10.35pm, right after the final song. The crowds moved slowly but it didn’t take long to reach my train. I was on the tube by 11.15pm. If you’d like to pre-book though, I’d schedule it on Uber.”
So, now you know how to beat the Wembley Stadium rush, where can you still get hold of Coldplay tickets? Find out everything you need to know below.
Fans are sharing top tips on beating the Wembley crowds (Getty/Samir Hussein)
Coldplay fans will be pleased to know that Wembley Stadium is pretty well connected with three railway stations to choose from: Wembley Park Station, Wembley Central Station, and Wembley Stadium Station.
National Express is also running coach services to and from Wembley Stadium for all Coldplay shows with stops in the likes of Leeds, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Cardiff. You can find tickets and the timetable here.
There’s still time to be a part of the crowd if you’re quick. At the time of writing, you can secure Coldplay tickets on the following resale sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and Ticombo. Prices start from £145.
If you really want to make it a night to remember, you can find hospitality packages on Seat Unique here. Prices start from £399.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
There are only nine Coldplay shows left to go at Wembley Stadium. The band kicked things off on Friday, August 22, and your final chance to be a part of the crowd is on Monday, September 8. You can find a full list of Coldplay UK tour dates below.
Hospitality are still available if you’re quick (Getty/Samir Hussein)
According to Set List FM, Coldplay played the below set list at their latest Wembley Stadium gig on Saturday, August 23. Much to fans’s delight, the band performed Politik for the first time in a while, and even treated the stadium to a surprise rendition of Oasis hit Don’t Look Back In Anger.
The set list is likely to change depending on the venue, but will give you a good idea of what to expect on the big night.
The Wembley Stadium doors will open at 5pm with the first act kicking off at 6pm. Coldplay are expected to take to the stage from 8.15pm and the set will last for around two hours.
Support acts, Starr, Tems, Beabadoobee, Chloe Qisha, Elyanna, and Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela, have been confirmed to perform on select nights. Make sure to hurry if you’re keen, tickets are selling fast.
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