"You've eyed up the merch, you've got familiar with the view from your seat and you've memorised the setlist - if you managed to get your hands on tickets to see Oasis play one of their last two shows in London (well, for now), there's not much else to do now but wait. The Gallagher brothers' reunion show returns to London this weekend, and by next week the band will have played a total of seven nights here."
"In order to keep everyone safe and minimise queues at the security screening, Wembley only allows fans to take in one bag each, and it must be below a certain size. Like most other major venues, all bags will be inspected before you go inside. If you need to bring medical equipment in with you, the stadium does make some exceptions."
"Does Wembley have a bag drop? If your bag and its contents doesn't abide by Wembley's rules, there is a bag drop that you can use, which is adjacent to the Ibis Hotel. If you suspect you might need to use the bag drop, make sure you get to the stadium in plenty of time so that you're inside in time for the start of the show."
Oasis reunites for final London shows at Wembley, with the run including seven nights and marking the band's first London performance together since 2009. Wembley enforces a strict bag policy allowing only one bag per person that must remain below a venue-specified size, and all bags are subject to inspection at security. Medical equipment can be admitted under exceptions through an exemption application. A staffed bag drop adjacent to the Ibis Hotel is available for non-compliant bags and contents. Fans who may need the bag drop are advised to arrive early to allow time for drop-off and stadium entry before the show starts.
Read at Time Out London
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