i just googled it and someone else recommended ikea, apparently its free.
but its just if the opening closing times suit you.
Originally Posted by Flyboy152 That's one heck of a walk from Brent Park to Wembley stadium. I don't think I could do it in twenty-minutes. Unless you are suggesting the OP walks through deserted industrial estates in the middle of the night?
You could do it in 20 minutes, but what happens if IKEA lock their car parks at night? Personally, I think parking at Stanmore (or Rayners Lane, which also has a big car park) is a much better idea, and it's what the stadium is designed for.
i just googled it and someone else recommended ikea, apparently its free.but its just if the opening closing times suit you.Originally Posted by Flyboy152That's one heck of a walk from Brent Park to Wembley stadium. I don't think I could do it in twe
This guy has good feedback. . http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Parking-for-Wembley-Stadium-Spurs-V-Bayer-Leverkusen-/302060225278?ha****m46543142fe:g:dA8AAOSwuzRXfsM1
This guy has good feedback..http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Parking-for-Wembley-Stadium-Spurs-V-Bayer-Leverkusen-/302060225278?ha****m46543142fe:g:dA8AAOSwuzRXfsM1
Forgotten when, Chelsea against someone in the FA Cup Final, my son and I were dead late and the traffic was, of course, terrible. Saw a chap standing in his front garden, only about 100 metres from the stadium, gave him a tenner to park in the garden and got to the match in time. I`d definitely do the same again.
Forgotten when, Chelsea against someone in the FA Cup Final, my son and I were dead late and the traffic was, of course, terrible. Saw a chap standing in his front garden, only about 100 metres from the stadium, gave him a tenner to park in the garde