Here's a tip: Don't buy your ale form any of the off-licences around the stadium! 1 shop last year was charging £16 for 4 Fosters!!

Lesson learnt for this year though. I'll be stocking up at Lidl on the walk to Canons Park Tube Station.

Always use this route. Air conditioned trains, plenty of seats, not much queuing after the game.

Pub at Marylebone station is a bit naff, but easy to get a drink as it's not 3 deep at the bar. Several other good pubs within a very short walk of the station.

Thanks for that Yed, travelling in from Chesterfield to St Pancras and wanted to know best route from there,

Got return tickets x 2 for £80 booked through Mega Bus site that also have train tickets. They are set times but well worth a look.

Have a drink in the Winter Garden in the Landmark hotel (just across the road from Marylebone)...proper sy!

Where is everyone going Saturday night that are staying the weekend.

For those driving in if you go on websites and look to park at peoples houses you get be within 10 mins walk of the stadium for £15 which isn't bad. That's what I've done.

Bus services from London to Wembley content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-map ... 171112.pdf https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/18/ https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/18/?direction=inbound £1.50 with an Oyster card

Bus services from London to Wembley content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-map ... 171112.pdf https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/18/ https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/18/?direction=inbound £1.50 with an Oyster card

No...don't follow that lol, I have something I need to do, you can get the Metropolitan Line direct from Kings Cross....way easier

I'm meeting a friend outside Euston, completely unrelated to rugby, Euston isn't the best station to get to Wembley, doable but not ideal.

Overground to Wembley Central.
Route 18 to Wembley Central.
Euston Square to Wembley Park (Met Line)

Same here. Did it for the Capital One Cup Final in February. I've chose the same driveway as the traffic getting back to the motorway after the game was really easy to get through.

Top tip for me is drive 2 miles to Snowdown and get train 2 open returns £45.20 instead of walking 1 mile to Sandwich and same trip costs £60.60. Once in London Victoria usual routes apply.

Staying with family in Watford for the weekend.

After the match going to Chinatown for a bite to eat and a few beers with family and friends who are going to meet us after watching Watford at West Ham. Hoping for a nice double that day.

Watford were at home to Leeds United on the day of the 2014 Leeds V Cas final which I went to. We got an overground from Euston to Wembley Central which was bound for Watford, and the whole train was full of LUFC fans, not one of whom I heard speak in a Yorkshire accent. It was extremely weird, especially then getting off at Wembley and hearing Yorkshire accents everywhere.

There were loads of Leeds fans in Watford when we played the Rhinos at Wembley in 2010 as Leeds United played Watford at Vicarage Road that day!

Rhinos fans, I can bear - Leeds United, well that's another story!

8 of us doing the same and heard its a very good boozer, by the sound of it will be a few wire in there so should make for a good day

I suspect we'll be going to the pubs around Covent Garden. Fans from both sides generally gather there and that results in plenty of friendly banter. Well it did when we played Huddersfield and Leeds.

Are you going in fancy dress this year John?

Usually have a couple in the Punch and Judy on the Friday evening.

Any suggestions in London or Wembley where wolves fans can see game in a good pub if they have not got tickets

I am pretty certain that walk-up tickets will be available on the day.

Should be on in any pub while it is BBC, but why have you not got tickets it's not sold out

There are a few pubs in Central London that show Rugby League (on request), but the chances are reduced due to the football, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs all play that day.

Philomena's on Gt Queen St (Covent Garden) may be the best bet to show it from my limited knowledge.

Unless you can't afford to buy one - in which case you're unlikely to be in London unless you live there, and will probably just be watching it at home in that case - you'll be able to get a ticket with ease.

The Greyhound pub has reopened under the name "The Arch Wembley". It was always a good meeting point at Wembley.

I've always gone to the Green Man, huge beer garden, and they usually put provisions in place to get a quick drink.