Advice on Wembley - Water

I’ve looked through what info I can find on whether you can take water bottles into Wembley.
All I can see is that sports top bottles aren’t allowed.
Also they “advise” not to take food or drink as it will be readily available in the stadium.

A couple of friends were at Wembley for playoffs last year (League 1) and said there wasn’t enough water available for sale and queues for drinking fountains were ages! They were East side and in the sun all afternoon.

So in short, although advised not to take water bottles, will they let you in with them if you take one / some??

.... bars will be open and beer's 99% water........

Drinks and food are readily available if you have sold one of your kidneys beforehand to fund it.
I’ve heard they take the tops off water bottles, so I’d suggest taking some spares in ya pocket.

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Originally Posted by Rob_the_Ram

I’ve looked through what info I can find on whether you can take water bottles into Wembley.
All I can see is that sports top bottles aren’t allowed.
Also they “advise” not to take food or drink as it will be readily available in the stadium.

A couple of friends were at Wembley for playoffs last year (League 1) and said there wasn’t enough water available for sale and queues for drinking fountains were ages! They were East side and in the sun all afternoon.

So in short, although advised not to take water bottles, will they let you in with them if you take one / some??

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I don't think it is worth taking the risk with taking water in. It will be confiscated. You wont be able to access it at fountains and almost certainly the vendors will run out very quickly if its slightly warm. Which leaves you a 25 minute queue to spend £ 10 on luke warm lager. Its simply not worth it, in fact if you are a "thirsty" type of person I would not go to the game as you could die. As a Samaritan, I am happy to pay you face value for your ticket, so that this does not cause you personal financial loss.

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Originally Posted by Rob_the_Ram

I’ve looked through what info I can find on whether you can take water bottles into Wembley.
All I can see is that sports top bottles aren’t allowed.
Also they “advise” not to take food or drink as it will be readily available in the stadium.

A couple of friends were at Wembley for playoffs last year (League 1) and said there wasn’t enough water available for sale and queues for drinking fountains were ages! They were East side and in the sun all afternoon.

So in short, although advised not to take water bottles, will they let you in with them if you take one / some??

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Rob definitely no water or food I went recently to see ELO they really search you They took a can of coke of my niece but poured it in a paper cup so she could take it in There are places with free water in paper cups Just try not to buy anything total rip off Hot dog £9-50

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Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone

I don't think it is worth taking the risk with taking water in. It will be confiscated. You wont be able to access it at fountains and almost certainly the vendors will run out very quickly if its slightly warm. Which leaves you a 25 minute queue to spend £ 10 on luke warm lager. Its simply not worth it, in fact if you are a "thirsty" type of person I would not go to the game as you could die. As a Samaritan, I am happy to pay you face value for your ticket, so that this does not cause you personal financial loss.

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Nice try Geoff!
I’m going with my 14 y o daughter who gets migraines if she gets dehydrated!
Just trying to be a responsible father while I still can before the day.
8 pints of Stella lessens my ability to do the right thing!
I’ll be the one being looked after!!

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Originally Posted by mistaram

Rob definitely no water or food I went recently to see ELO they really search you They took a can of coke of my niece but poured it in a paper cup so she could take it in There are places with free water in paper cups Just try not to buy anything total rip off Hot dog £9-50

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I can think of places where getting your hands on a Hot Dog would be a steal at £9.50 ��

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Originally Posted by Rob_the_Ram

I’ve looked through what info I can find on whether you can take water bottles into Wembley.
All I can see is that sports top bottles aren’t allowed.
Also they “advise” not to take food or drink as it will be readily available in the stadium.

A couple of friends were at Wembley for playoffs last year (League 1) and said there wasn’t enough water available for sale and queues for drinking fountains were ages! They were East side and in the sun all afternoon.

So in short, although advised not to take water bottles, will they let you in with them if you take one / some??

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Don’t think Monday’s forecast suggests ‘in the sun all afternoon’, Rob. Sounds like five years ago...17 degrees and heavy showers.

Don’t even remember being searched at all at last year’s RL Challenge Cup Final.

Folk that watch roogby leeg don't drink sissy stuff like watter, so wouldn't be a search

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Originally Posted by Rob_the_Ram

I can think of places where getting your hands on a Hot Dog would be a steal at £9.50 ��

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Rob you must visit places I don't go to For £9-50 I would want chips and a pizza with my hotdog