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Accessibility

Our aim is to make the UEFA Champions League final fully accessible to everyone and create a diverse and inclusive environment that meet the needs of all football fans.

Specific matchday guidance will be published closer to the final detailing travel information for supporters with accessibility requirements. This will include accessible routes to use on matchday and the procedure for securing accessible parking at Wembley Stadium.

๐Ÿ“ฒ Mobile tickets

All tickets will be mobile tickets and delivered via the UEFA Mobile Tickets app. Our ticketing team will provide updates by email in the lead-up to the final.

There are two types of accessibility tickets available โ€“ Wheelchair User tickets and Easy Access tickets. A complimentary companion ticket can be added to your order during the ticket payment window.

๐ŸŒ Accessible travel to London

All main transport hubs for entry to the UK and to London, including airports and train stations, are well equipped with accessibility features.

Here are some useful links for details on accessibility of key transport hubs:

๐Ÿ’ก Top tip

If you are a passenger with a disability, please inform your airline, train operator or travel agent and let them know about the kind of assistance you need. You can do this either when booking your journey or closer to your travels, but make sure it's at least 48 hours before you start your trip.

๐Ÿšˆ Getting around London

London offers a good range of accessible travel options. Visit TfL to plan an accessible journey on public transport or to find out how their staff can give you assistance and support.

Throughout the city, you will find inclusive designs such as step-free access, ramps and smooth surfaces to ensure that visitors can more easily access the capital's transport network, top sights and accommodation.

Visit London has information on accessible accommodation and attractions in the city.

๐Ÿš‡ By tube

Over 60 London Underground stations have step-free access, although it is recommended to check Transport for London's guide before you travel as not all stations are fully accessible.

๐ŸšŒ By bus

There are accessible buses in operation across 700 London bus routes, all fitted with low-level floors, wheelchair ramps and audio-visual announcers. Wheelchair and mobility scooter users travel free of charge on all Transport for London buses, and registered assistance dogs are also welcome on board.

๐Ÿš• By taxi

All licensed London black cabs are wheelchair-accessible with many offering wheelchair ramps, an intermediate step and swivel seats, plus induction loops and an intercom system. London taxis are required by law to accept assistance dogs at no extra charge.

Please note, not all vehicles used by popular rideshare operators are accessible.

Information about the location of taxi pick-up and drop-off at Wembley Stadium will be available on this page closer to the final.

๐Ÿ’ก Top tip

National Rail offers discounted tickets for disabled passengers. More information can be found on their website.