I guess this applies to the trains that run in and around London as well. When you use the Tube, instead of having to buy tickets, work out how much they are, buy Oyster Cards, etc, you can just use your debit or credit card. It will automatically work out the best prices for you and charge you. I tried it and was really pleasantly surprised how reasonable the cost was, as well as very convenient EDIT - https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/contactless
I was there on Thursday for Adele concert and used the Wembley Park Tube Station. Got there nice and easy, about a 15 stroll along Wembley Way to the stadium. Coming out there was a human traffic queue - took us an hour to cover the same distance, then another 10 minutes to get onto the tube back into London - and we were about halfway in the queue, so many would have taken a lot longer. They had stewards with Stop & Go signs to control the flow. Of course there may be less than 90,000 there for the Spurs game, but my advice would be hang around the stadium and have some eats & drinks and allow the crowd to go. Also if you don't need to stay in London , try and aim for routes servicing Wembley Central Station or Wembley Stadium Station
Wife and I were lucky enough to be at Wembley on Thursday night to see what could now be her last show. She was absolutely brilliant and I feel so sorry for all those who have travelled from near or far, from all over the world to be there this weekend. She is the best British solo singer / songwriter of our generation and hopefully she'll recover soon. http://www.tmz.com/2017/06/30/adele-cancels-wembley-concerts-damaged-vocal-cords
His vile responses to Steven Caulker's plight deserve nothing less The guy (Skippy) is clearly one sick individual with no compassion for his fellow man
I swapped seats and had my new cards yesterday. In fairness seem to be getting their act together early this year. Let's hope it's a sign of better things to come
The Zookeeper's Wife - Excellent Split - Very Good Why Him ? - Watched 10 mins - couldn't bear any more The Inbetweeners - watched about 5 mins before switching off The Shack - sad, unusual and life-affirmimg at the same time. Well worth a watch The Mummy - the wife enjoyed it more than me Fate of the Furious - Very Good The Hatton Garden Job - Excellent (didn't realise until after it was based on a true story - seemed too far-fetched) Lion - a bit slow but builds up to a great ending The Wall - thought it was about great warriors from the various dynasties, but it was really strange
