As fans of Arsenal, Hull City, Sheffield United and Wigan Athletic prepare to descend on Wembley this weekend we are delighted to bring you news of a brand new smartphone app.
If you are one of the estimated 160,000 people expected to travel to north-west London for one of the weekend’s FA Cup with Budweiser Semi-Finals, you can enhance your experience by downloading the official Wembley Stadium connected by EE app.
Available from both the iTunes Store and Google Play, the free app will provide you with up-to-date travel information, directions to and from the stadium, pictures and news from the day and, if you cannot wait until the day of the game you can even take a look at the view from your seat before you arrive.
Download the free Wembley Stadium app today
To download the app, simply click here to download for iPhones and iPads – or here for all Google devices.
Get involved throughout the weekend and follow us on social media
In the build-up to the games, there will be exclusive content from the Semi-Finalists so follow us on Twitter @wembleystadium to get the latest news but also stay up-to-date with any travel news, any pre-match and game imagery or comment about the game.
For match information and behind the scenes information in the days leading up to and on the day of the game - you can follow The FA's official Twitter feed by clicking here.
Some useful matchday tips
When travelling to Wembley, remember to leave enough time to get to your seat.
Although some of the surrounding stations seem close to the ground the walkways can get very busy and it can take a while to make your way through the crowds and into your seat.
Without crowds, Wembley Park station is a ten minute walk to the ground, Wembley Central will take you 20 minutes to walk to and Wembley Stadium Station around 5-10 minutes, so please be aware of the distance and make sure you leave ample time to get to your seat and soak up the matchday atmosphere.
Kick-off times
Wigan Athletic v Arsenal (Saturday, 5.07pm)
Hull City v Sheffield United (Sunday, 4.07pm)
Health and safety information
Prior to the weekend games, we'd also like to remind fans that Wembley Stadium is a no smoking stadium, which includes E-cigarettes and Vapour Cigarettes.
There is also a strict policy in place which prohibits any form of pyrotechnic and/or smoke bomb.
Anyone found in possession of, or using, such objects will be ejected from the stadium and could face criminal prosecution.
And finally...make sure you do not miss your train home
For those making their way back on the train, please be advised that the following times are the last trains going to the following destinations:
Saturday
Wigan - last train departs London Euston at 20.31
Manchester – last train departs London Euston at 21.00
Sunday
Hull - last train departs London Kings Cross at 20.35
Sheffield - last train departs London St. Pancras at 21.30
We look forward to welcoming fans of all four clubs to Wembley Stadium for The FA Cup with Budweiser Semi-Finals and wish you a happy day and the best of luck.
