US EditionOasis Wembley gig security breach as 200 ticketless fans snuck in via disabled door for cash
WEMBLEY STADIUM, LONDON, AUG 9 – Wembley authorities probe a scam where two women charged up to £350 to sneak nearly 200 fans into Oasis concerts through a disabled entrance, officials said.
- Wembley Stadium is investigating allegations that up to 200 Oasis fans sneaked into concerts without tickets between July 25 and August 3, 2025.
- The alleged scam involved people paying £350 each to be smuggled through a disabled entrance using copies of the same ticket and receiving VIP wristbands.
- Concertgoers reported being given identical tickets, having shapes drawn on their hands, and directed to enter through entrance M instead of entrance F as printed on tickets.
- A Wembley representative emphasized that accessing the stadium without a valid ticket is a grave violation and stated that ongoing investigations could result in the matter being passed on to law enforcement if the claims are verified.
- If proven, the investigations could result in legal action against those responsible and may prompt changes in entry security for future Oasis shows and other events.
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