6 Best Activities In Wembley

The Wembley Stadium Tour carries both covered and open parts and it is the entry most likely to grip a football-obsessed child. There is a fair amount of walking and standing involved, which makes it a better fit for older children than for toddlers. Availability moves with whatever else the stadium has on, so the official page is the only thing worth trusting before anybody plans a whole outing round it.

Partyman World Wembley is the standard answer at the younger end. Enitan's Game sits on the same side of the market. Bubble Planet London is a walk-through experience for a child who likes colour and noise more than climbing frames. All three are covered, which in this corner of London is rather the point, since outdoor space is the thing the local list does not have.

Better than most suburbs, because of the two entries that ask for a bit of nerve. MeetspaceVR Wembley is virtual reality with headsets and room to move, and it lands well with an age group that has decided soft play is beneath them. The Wembley Stadium Tour works on anyone who follows football at all. Past that pair the list thins fast, so budget for a half day.