UPDATED - change to travel advice for fans going to Wembley

We have now been advised that fans can use either of Wembley's three stations as they travel to the semi-final on Sunday.

If we receive any further updates to the travel advice we will publish here on tottenhamhotspur.com and through our usual communication channels, so please keep an eye out.

We kick-off at 6pm and our supporters will be in the West end of the stadium.

Once again we should like to ask all our supporters to please remember that you are ambassadors of the Club and we would request that you behave accordingly throughout the entirety of your visit to Wembley on Sunday. The Club is rightly proud of our loyal support and we all hope you have an enjoyable day.

Fans can take a look at the view from their seat via Wembley Stadium's website - http://www.wembleystadium.com/TheStadium/ViewFromYourSeat.aspx - CLICK HERE...

Fans are advised not to purchase tickets from unofficial sources ahead of the match and should be aware of the possibility that forged tickets could be in circulation.

Fans are also advised that the London Borough of Brent is a Controlled Drinking Zone (CDZ).

It is an offence to consume alcohol on the streets or public places and can result in arrest. Persons found in possession of alcohol in these areas will have it seized by police and disposed of.

There are closures on the London Underground/Overground but none that should directly impact our supporters travelling to the match.

At present there are the following closures:

- No Circle Line

- District Line closed between Earl’s Court and Aldgate East, and Turnham Green to Richmond.

There is a full service scheduled to operate on the Victoria, Piccadilly (to and from the Tottenham area) and on the Metropolitan, Jubilee and Bakerloo lines (to and from Wembley).

There are a couple of London Overground closures (Richmond to Willesden Junction and Queen’s Park to Watford Junction) but these should have a limited impact on most Tottenham supporters travelling to and from the game.

TRAVEL GUIDELINES FROM WEMBLEY STADIUM

The following information has been put together by Wembley Stadium to assist our fans travelling to Sunday's semi-final.

All fans are encouraged to check with the appropriate transport providers closer to Sunday for any updates.

For more information on travelling to Wembley, go to 'getting here' on the stadium's official website - http://www.wembleystadium.com/TheStadium/GettingHere - CLICK HERE...

CAR PARKING

Parking is available in the official car parks adjacent to Wembley Stadium and can be pre-booked via City and Suburban Parking (CSP). For pricing or to book a space, please visit http://www.gotocsp.com - CLICK HERE...

Alternatively call the telephone booking line on: 0208 795 1758 and leave your name and number and CSP will return your call. Up to 2900 car park spaces are available including dedicated areas for blue badge holders, coaches, minibus and motorcycles.

There are a number of unauthorised car parking operators within the Industrial Estate on the approach to the Wembley complex. For your own protection, we would strongly advise that you do not use these and choose Wembley City Official parking.

The local authority operates a protective parking zone on event days, extending in a 1.5 mile radius around the Stadium. Only residents with permits will be allowed to park within this zone and the local council has stated that illegally parked vehicles will be issued with large parking fines and/or towed away.

Complimentary bicycle parking is available on street level (B2) in the north east corner of the Stadium (near the Green car park).

RAIL/TUBE

Full details of National Rail train times are available at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk - CLICK HERE...

Information relating to London Underground, London Overground or London Buses services is available at http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk - CLICK HERE - or by phoning 020 7222 1234.

Please remember to plan your journey in advance checking for planned engineering works or service alterations which may impact your journey to and from the stadium. Visitors are advised to always allow sufficient time to complete your rail journey home after the event.

To avoid ticket office queues when leaving the Stadium, we recommend you buy your Tube ticket as part of your National Rail ticket. Alternatively, buy an Oyster card online in advance. Using an Oyster card is the quickest and cheapest way to travel when using the London Underground or selected National Rail services including Chiltern Railways. Wembley Park and Wembley Central Stations are in Zone 4. Visit www.tfl.gov.uk/oyster for more information - CLICK HERE...

THE STADIUM IS SERVED BY THREE STATIONS AS FOLLOWS

Wembley Central Station

This station is served by the Bakerloo Underground Line, London Overground and National Rail 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 for a 15 minute walk. Please note that Virgin Trains DO NOT stop at this station.

After the event, a crowd management system is implemented to control the flow into the station. Please allow 15 - 20 minutes to queue once back at this station.

Wembley Park Station

The station is served by the Jubilee and Metropolitan Underground Lines. On exiting the Station, follow the pedestrian route along Olympic Way to the front of the Stadium. Allow for a 10-minute walk. After the event, the only way you can get into the Station is via Olympic Way, which has a comprehensive crowd management system implemented to control the flow of people into the station. Please allow for up to 30 minutes of queuing following the event.

Wembley Stadium Station

Use this station for Chiltern Railways services from the Midlands, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London Marylebone. The Station is located on the south side of the Stadium with access from South Way. Please allow for a 5 minute walk. After the event, a comprehensive crowd management system is implemented to control the flow into the station. Please allow 10 – 15 minutes to queue for services from this station post event.

Further information on Chiltern Railways services is available at www.chilternrailways.co.uk.

OTHER LONDON TERMINI INFORMATION

London Liverpool Street

Visitors should travel from Liverpool Street Station to Wembley Park Station using the London Underground Metropolitan Line. Allow 60 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Liverpool Street.

Visitors returning to London Liverpool Street are advised to travel from Wembley Park Station on the London Underground Metropolitan Line to Liverpool Street Station and then travel on National Rail routes from there. Allow 60 minutes to travel from Wembley Park to London Liverpool Street.

London Victoria

Visitors should travel from Victoria Station on the London Underground Victoria Line to Green Park Station and change onto the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Victoria.

Visitors returning to London Victoria should travel from Wembley Park Station to Green Park Station and then change onto the London Underground Victoria Line to Victoria Station and then travel on National Rail routes from there. Allow 45 minutes to reach London Victoria from Wembley Park.

London Waterloo

Visitors should travel from Waterloo Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Waterloo.

Visitors returning to London Waterloo should travel from Wembley Park Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to Waterloo Station and travel on National Rail routes from there. Allow 45 minutes to reach London Waterloo from Wembley Park.

London Marylebone

Visitors should travel from this station direct to Wembley Stadium Station by Chiltern Railways. Allow 20 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Marylebone by Chiltern Railways.

Visitors returning to London Marylebone should travel from Wembley Stadium Station to Marylebone Station by Chiltern Railways. Allow 30 minutes to reach London Marylebone from Wembley Stadium if using Chiltern.

London Bridge

Visitors should travel from London Bridge Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Bridge.

Visitors returning to London Bridge should travel from Wembley Park Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to London Bridge Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach London Bridge from Wembley Park.