FA Cup SF | Liverpool | Sat 16 Apr 15:30 | Travel, Ticket & Pub Discussion

I can't find a listing for Saturday, but this is the Sunday listing for Palace - logic suggests that these would be Liverpool:

VenueLocationContact details
The Green ManDagmar Avenue, Wembley, HA9 8DF[0208 903 1441](tel:0208 903 1441) / [07595 051 937](tel:07595 051 937)
BOXPARK18 Olympic Way, Wembley Park, HA9 0JTN/A
The Arch324 Harrow Rd, Wembley, HA9 6LL[0208 127 1141](tel:0208 127 1141)
Station 31299-303 Harrow Rd, Wembley, HA9 6BD[0208 900 0173](tel:0208 900 0173)
The Liquor Station397A High Rd, Wembley, HA9 6AA[020 8903 0159](tel:020 8903 0159)
JJ Moons397 High Rd, Wembley, HA9 6AA[020 8903 4923](tel:020 8903 4923)
Crystals Sports Bar1 Popin Building, Southway, HA9 0HB[0203 576 5765](tel:0203 576 5765) / [07985 195 277](tel:07985 195 277)
La ReginaSt George's Hotel, 43-51 Wembley Hill Rd, Wembley, HA9 8AU[020 8900 0662](tel:020 8900 0662)
Palace fanzone/event pad Events PadWembley Park Boulevard, HA9 0FD (opposite the London Designer Outlet)N/A

 
Anyone planning to use the Metropolitan Line on Saturday, allow yourself a bit more time, or get the slower Jubilee Line... basically the wheels are too small on the Met Line trains!


This will cause further travel mayhem for football fans travelling to the FA Cup semi-finals this weekend, between Manchester City and Liverpool and Chelsea and Crystal Palace, at Wembley Stadium. Those coming down from the North West are already facing major problems with no trains running to London Euston past Milton Keynes.

Sources at TfL told MailOnline today that the defects have been caused by the wheel lathe - which is used for maintaining the wheels - 'drifting from its pre-programed settings during the wheel profiling process'. BBC News also reported that the wheels are now slightly too small, and this is believed to be down to a maintenance issue.

TfL said its engineers were now carrying out 'detailed checks of the entire fleet', although the wheel issue is not thought to affect the similar-looking S7 trains which run on the District, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.




More than 500 signalling and track upgrade projects across the country include the closure of London's Euston and Victoria stations to most services.

It will cause chaos for the thousands of football fans travelling to the FA Cup semi-finals, between Manchester City and Liverpool and Chelsea and Crystal Palace, at Wembley Stadium.

Trains into London from the North West and West Midlands will instead stop at Milton Keynes Central, meaning other routes into the capital face being overwhelmed.

The FA is urging fans from the North to avoid the railways and use specially laid-on buses or travel before the weekend instead.


And the issues on the Metropolitan line, which serves Wembley Park, will no doubt cause further problems for fans travelling to both semi-finals across the weekend.
For anyone going to Wealdstone FC, be aware that this is the line you will get from Ruislip to Wembley. Still running but less frequent than usual
 
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The Torch seems to be the main pub for the East side.
 
For anyone going to Wealdstone FC, be aware that this is the line tou will get from Ruislip to Wembley. Still running but less frequent than usual
Yeah cheers, still should be fine. Been told they’re running every 15 mins now instead of the usual 8 minutes.
Like I said before, we will be leaving Wealdstone about 12:30/1 to ensure plenty of time to get to Wembley.

no panic!
 
For anyone going to Wealdstone FC, be aware that this is the line tou will get from Ruislip to Wembley. Still running but less frequent than usual
Yes, to Wembley Park tube. Alternative would be a slightly longer walk (a mile) to West Ruislip for Chiltern Rail running to Wembley Stadium, which appears to be scheduled at .36 & .49, taking 14min and 8min respectively.
 

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