Dinosaur World Live returns to Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre from 28 July to 6 September 2026. From pre-show street food and shopping to post-show drinks and the easiest route home, here is your guide to making the most of your visit to Wembley Park.
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Dinosaur World Live at Wembley Park: At a Glance
Dinosaur World Live plays at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre from 28 July to 6 September 2026. The first four preview performances have all seats priced at £10.
The theatre is on Fulton Road, a short walk from Wembley Park station on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines.
Check the official website for running time, performance schedules and any cast changes before booking.
Your Guide to Visiting Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
If you are heading to Wembley Park for Dinosaur World Live, this guide covers the essentials: how to get there, where to eat and drink, and what else to do in the area before or after the show.
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre sits within the wider Wembley Park estate, so there is plenty to combine with your theatre visit.
What to expect from Dinosaur World Live
The Olivier Award-winning Dinosaur World Live brings an incredible cast of life-like prehistoric creatures to the stage in an interactive show designed for families with children aged 3 and above. Meet a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor and Segnosaurus in a show that is as educational as it is entertaining.
The production has been an international smash-hit, touring the USA, Australia, China and Ireland, and previously delighting audiences at London's Regent's Park Open-Air Theatre and Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. This summer marks its eagerly anticipated return to Wembley Park.
Dinosaur World Live is written and directed by Derek Bond and co-directed by Laura Cubitt, with puppet design by Max Humphries and puppetry consultation from Toby Olié (War Horse, National Theatre). The show is produced by Nicoll Entertainment.
Tickets for Dinosaur World Live at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Tickets are on sale now through the official Troubadour Theatres website. All seats for the first four previews are priced at just £10.
Book via dinosaurworldlive.com or the Troubadour Theatres website. If a listing looks unclear or unusually priced, verify it before completing a purchase.
Show dates and running time
Dinosaur World Live runs from Tuesday 28 July to Sunday 6 September 2026 at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre.
Performance days and times vary throughout the run. Check the Troubadour Theatres website for the full schedule and to confirm matinee and evening show times before travelling.
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Theatre essentials for Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre is at 3 Fulton Road, Wembley Park, London HA9 0SP.
Check the venue website for bag policy, accessibility details and entry information before travelling. Arriving 15 to 20 minutes before curtain up gives you time to find your seat comfortably.
Dinosaur World Live at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre: Seating and Layout
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre is a flexible performance space that can be configured differently depending on the production.
Check your ticket confirmation for seating details and use the venue website if you want to review the layout before your visit.
Getting here
The fastest and easiest route is by tube. Wembley Park station (Metropolitan and Jubilee lines) is a ten-minute flat walk along Olympic Way directly to the stadium gates. On show nights trains run every 3–4 minutes from central London. Baker Street takes 12 minutes. King's Cross takes around 20 minutes.
Wembley Stadium station (Chiltern Railways, 9 minutes from Marylebone) is another option. We strongly recommend public transport on show nights — roads around the stadium are heavily managed on event days.
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How do I get to Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre?
The nearest station is Wembley Park on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines. The theatre is around a 10-minute walk from the station via Olympic Way and Fulton Road.
If you are driving, there is parking available across the Wembley Park estate. Plan your route home in advance, especially for evening performances.
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Where can I park near Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre?
Wembley Park offers over 3,000 secure parking spaces across several official zones. Red Parking is the most convenient option, located just a short walk from the theatre's entrance. Pink Parking is the primary hub for cars and coaches, roughly a 12-minute walk from the venue. Blue Badge spaces are available in all official car parks but must be booked early. Pre-booked parking is a flat rate of £40.00 per car on event days. Always use Wembley Official Parking for bookings — unofficial pop-up car parks in the area are not insured. Use postcode HA9 0FA for your sat nav.
Book here: wembleyofficialparking.com
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How do I get to Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre by bus?
Wembley Park is exceptionally well-served by London buses. Key routes include 83, 182, 206, 223, 297 and N83 stopping within a 5-minute walk of the stadium. The flat fare is £1.75 per journey using contactless, mobile wallet or Oyster. The Hopper fare allows unlimited bus transfers within one hour of your first touch-in. Buses are cashless — no cash accepted. Use the TfL Go app for real-time arrivals on the day of your show.
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How do I get to Wembley Park by coach?
There is no dedicated coach service to Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. If you are travelling from outside London by coach, National Express and Megabus run regular services into London Victoria Coach Station. From there, take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus and change to the Bakerloo line for Wembley Central, or take the Victoria line to Finchley Road and change to the Metropolitan line for Wembley Park. The journey takes around 40 minutes. FlixBus also serves Victoria Coach Station from a wide range of UK cities. Wembley Park station is a five-minute walk from the theatre.
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Can I cycle to Wembley Park?
Yes. Wembley Park offers dedicated bicycle parking at street level on the northeast side of the stadium. Wembley Park's Active Travel Team has created downloadable cycle route maps covering shared routes with pedestrians, designated cycle lanes and cycle parking. Plan your route in advance, bring a strong bicycle lock, and allow extra time for your journey. Be cautious leaving the stadium after the concert due to heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
Find the cycling map here
Where to eat and drink before Dinosaur World Live
Wembley Park has plenty of family-friendly places to eat and drink within walking distance of the theatre.
Arrive early if you want a pre-show meal. The venue's own restaurant and cocktail bar, Studio Five, is a relaxed option for parents, while the area around Olympic Way and Arena Square offers a good mix of casual dining that works well for a family theatre outing.
BOXPARK Wembley is a short walk from the theatre and makes an easy pre-show or post-show stop, with street food vendors and bars across two levels
BOXPARK Wembley before and after the show
BOXPARK Wembley is a short walk from the theatre and works well as a pre-show or post-show stop, with street food vendors and bars across two levels.
It is a relaxed option if you want to grab something quick before curtain up or unwind after the show.
Shopping near Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre at London Designer Outlet
London Designer Outlet is a short walk from the theatre and easy to combine with your visit, especially if you are arriving early or want to browse after a matinee.
The outlet centre has a range of fashion, lifestyle and homeware brands at reduced prices.
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