Usually drive to an outer Tube station (eg Uxbridge) after a quick scout for car parking prices then tube. Train isn't quite worth it vs driving down with a full car.
Which does that put me under? Mostly driving I guess.

i do a bit of both. drive down to the outskirts of london then get a train in on the milton keynes and watford line. the train stops at wembley central. last year i went as far as milton keynes, parked up for free and caught the fast train in. worked out really well

Not sure Virgin would be pleased wiv a loada drunken mucky RL flat caps in t'1st Class wagon.



More advance tickets probably the way to go for volume bookings - and could also link it in with tube tickets. You can buy underground tickets online, but maybe an offer for your tube ticket to Wembley for, say, £3 (or even included).

What about group bookings? A reduced set fare for group booking over 10 people bookable until 7 days after the last semi final? Or a package aimed at amateur clubs? Try and pull people away from the coach operators.

I think 1st Class is pretty cheap to upgrade at weekends anyway - £15 each way? A free upgrade might see 1st Class overwhelmed. Maybe a £10 return upgrade would be good, that way the riff-raff might stay in cattle class.

Last year we drove down to Luton Parkway and got the train into St Pancras from there, 2 years previous we got the train down from Chesterfield to St Pancras. Midland Mainline isn't a line that most RL fans will head down on, but we've never had any issues with works, just cost. I'm getting the train down to Wembley for the NFL Game in September from Stoke, and despite a similar distance, and faster journey, the ticket price is less than half as much, for a nicer train. It was because of the train price for 4 of us last year that we drove down to Luton, as from there we got a group ticket for 20 pounds instead, about 10% of what it would have cost us from Chesterfield.

35-45 minute drive for us from North Herts, either park up (for free) just outside the match day boundary & easy 25min walk with very easy egress back home across via the A5 to the A41/A1 or you can park in IKEA for nowt also.