Wembley Park London Underground Station

Yes — steps from Wembley Arena & Stadium
Yes — clean (as can practically be)
Yes — Well lit with good signage
Yes — visible attendants
No, it’s not 5 stars but 3 is pretty darn good for a TfL station out in the sticks!

Very very supposed at the organization of the staff after a sporting event. They had trains lined up waiting to accommodate over 83,000 people.

Wembley Park is the main underground station for Wembley Stadium. It is only a short walk up Olympic Way to get to the stadium from this station.
If you are attending a football game, I would recommended going to a pub for at least half an hour afterwards until everything dies down because at the 2014 Community Shield, all it was was Arsenal fans queing from the top of the stair case to the stadium.
Wembley Park has step free access in lifts for the disabled and those with luggage.
From Wembley Park, on the Metropolitan line you can get into central London (Baker Street, Kings Cross etc) in just a few stops, and the likes of Green Park on the Jubilee Line.
I would say this is a nice station, with step free access but if travelling from this station you need to remember that after football games, especially when a London team is playing (Arsenal V Manchester City) you need to be able to expect long lines to get in the stadium and maybe missing a few trains because of how many people are using them.
Due to the step free access and transport into central London, I give this station 4 stars. I cant give any more because of how busy it gets after games at Wembley, I understand they cant do much to avoid it but they must be something they can do, I am surprised they didn’t make an attempt to separate the fans either.

Großes Stadion, welches sehr gut mit der Jubilee– und Metropolitainlinie zu erreichen ist.
Ersatzweise kann auch die Station von British Rail benutzt werden, ist aber von den Fahrzeiten etwas schlechter.

Wembley Park Underground station has a dual role
For most of its life, it’s a commuter station serving the local community with the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines zipping commuters into Central London
For special occasions at Wembley stadium or arena, it turns into a gigantic mass transport hub, moving tens of thousands of people through its gates. During the occasions I’ve been there, I must say that it is very impressive how they get so many people through and out of the station.
The station looked at its best during the Olympics last year and you got a palpable sense of excitement when you spot the arch over Wembley station as you exit the station

I’ve only been here twice, going back and forth from Wembley Stadium.
At least, it does that job perfectly done. Handling 80.000 people who wants to go all over London, at the same time, isn’t easy. But Wembley Park Station gets it done.
The system seems so well thought out and executed that you really just have to go straight ahead until you’re on your subway. If you’re unsure you can ask. They’re here to help you, and they’re everywhere.
Under the circumstances, it’s amazing how quickly you’re on your way, wherever you want to go.

Convenient tube station linking jubilee line with the metro line a faster link into central London. trains are clean and comfortable too!