Wembley Stadium Through Time | 1921–2026 Stadium Evolution

Watch Wembley Stadium transform through more than a century of history. From the future Wembley site in 1921 to the original Empire Stadium, the legendary Twin Towers, the 1948 Olympics, the 1966 World Cup, the Live Aid era, demolition of the old stadium and the spectacular modern Wembley of 2026. This cinematic evolution follows Wembley and the surrounding area of London changing through time. 1921 — Future Wembley Site 1922 — Site Preparation 1923 — Empire Stadium Opens 1924 — British Empire Exhibition Era 1934 — Classic Twin Towers Wembley 1948 — Olympic Wembley 1966 — World Cup Final Era 1975 — Mature Classic Wembley 1985 — Live Aid Era 1996 — Euro 96 Wembley 2000 — Final Old Wembley Era 2003 — Demolition / Cleared Site 2005 — New Wembley Under Construction 2007 — New Wembley Opens 2026 — Modern Wembley Stadium The original Wembley opened in 1923 and became one of the most iconic stadiums in football history. After closing in 2000, it was rebuilt, with the new 90,000-seat Wembley opening in 2007 beneath its famous 133-metre arch. Stadiums. History. Architecture. Time. Subscribe to ORBISFOLD STADIUMS and watch legendary football stadiums evolve through time. #Wembley #StadiumEvolution #FootballHistory