"This weekend, however, they're officially back in the capital. The Gallagher brothers will return to the Wembley stage for two final shows on September 27 and 28. With 90,000 fans heading to Wembley each night, you hardly need us to tell you that public transport is going to be mega busy. So however you plan to get to the stadium, make sure you leave with plenty of time to spare."
"There are three stations nearby Wembley Stadium that you can travel to. Wembley Park Station is served by the London Underground Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, you can get to Wembley Stadium Station via Chiltern Railways and Wembley Central Station is on the London Underground Bakerloo line, London Overground Lioness line, London Midland and Southern lines. However, it's worth noting that on both Saturday and Sunday the Bakerloo and Lioness lines will not serve Wembley Central."
Oasis will return to Wembley for two final shows on September 27 and 28, with around 90,000 fans attending each night. Expect heavy demand on public transport and plan to arrive with plenty of spare time to avoid missing the start. Local rail and tube options include Wembley Park (Jubilee and Metropolitan), Wembley Stadium (Chiltern Railways) and Wembley Central (Bakerloo, London Overground Lioness, London Midland and Southern). The Bakerloo and Lioness lines will not serve Wembley Central on both Saturday and Sunday. Multiple local bus routes serve the stadium and coaches such as National Express and Big Green Coach offer matchday services.
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