NFL London Games 2026: Tickets & Exclusive Travel Packages

NFL London Games 2026: Tickets and Travel Packages for Wembley and Tottenham

London is calling again. In autumn 2026 the British capital once more becomes the centre of European American football. Three regular-season games in two iconic stadiums — the biggest NFL stage outside North America, and one you can reach without crossing the Atlantic. If you are looking for NFL London tickets, we provide more than a seat: the complete package of hotel, transfers and support on the ground.

event-breaks.com has been part of the London Games since the very beginning. Many of our customers have travelled with us since the first kickoff in England — experience that shows on matchday, when it comes to entry times, routes to the ground and where it actually makes sense to be before kickoff.

The three 2026 games at a glance

The fixtures are split between Wembley Stadium and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium:

• Wembley Stadium: Houston Texans vs Jacksonville Jaguars — the traditional Jaguars home game beneath the Wembley arch.
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Indianapolis Colts vs Washington Commanders

All three are full regular-season fixtures — no exhibition, no preseason. Every play counts towards the standings, and you feel that in the stands.

Ticket categories and what to expect on matchday

Categories range from upper-tier seats with a full view of the field to sideline seats and hospitality areas with catering and dedicated access. The right category depends less on budget than on what you want to see: if you want to read the plays, sit high; if you want to feel the line, sit low.

We work through a vetted partner network and deliver securely. Seats together are the norm rather than a stroke of luck — for larger groups we confirm this in advance.

Travel packages: hotel, transfers and a single point of contact

A matchday in London is a weekend, not an appointment. Our travel packages combine your ticket with a hotel that is well connected to the relevant stadium — and Tottenham in the north is a different calculation from Wembley in the north-west. Transfers, room preferences and one named contact from booking to return journey come on request.

Group bookings of ten or more are quoted individually. Travelling with children: every child needs their own ticket, and the NFL does not offer child discounts.

The stadiums: Wembley and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Wembley Stadium is the traditional home of the London Games. It hosted the first regular-season game ever played outside North America in 2007, New York Giants against Miami Dolphins, and since 2013 the Jacksonville Jaguars have played an annual home game here. The arch above the stadium is visible across half of London and is part of the arrival experience. Capacity, location and stand-by-stand detail are on our Wembley Stadium venue page.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the technical counterpoint: the only stadium outside the United States designed with the NFL in mind from the outset. Beneath the football pitch sits a second, permanently installed artificial surface — the natural turf retracts in three sections. Add NFL-sized locker rooms and the longest bar in Europe on the lower concourse. Book NFL tickets for Tottenham and you are in the ground the NFL itself calls its best outside the league — more on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium venue page.

Getting to London and staying there

London is under two hours from most Northern European airports. Both stadiums are directly served by Underground and Overground — Wembley via the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, Tottenham via the Victoria line and White Hart Lane station. Allow considerably more travel time on matchday: the London Games fill both stadiums to capacity.

An NFL weekend combines well with the rest of London. The games are played on Sundays, which leaves Saturday entirely free for the city.

From 2007 to today: how London became the NFL’s second home

What began as an experiment is now an institution. One game a year became three, one stadium became two, and curiosity became an audience that reliably clears the ticket allocation within minutes. The Jacksonville Jaguars have built a second fanbase in London, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was designed for the NFL from the start, and the debate about a permanent European franchise has not gone quiet since.

For you that means one thing above all: demand reliably exceeds supply. If you want a specific game or a specific category, book early rather than waiting.