What Wembley Hospitality Costs in Hilton Points: Results
Wembley hospitality lots on Hilton Honors Experiences have cleared for a median of about 297,500 Hilton points, across the 20 verified closes we have logged as of September 2026. The range runs from 150,000 points for a quieter concert package up to 465,000 points for a Bon Jovi night with a hotel stay bundled in. Those are the real numbers behind the "concert at Wembley for points" pitch, and they come from watching every one of these lots close on PointAuctions.com rather than from a rate chart.
The UK points blogs write about these packages when they launch. We can tell you what they actually sold for, because we track the auctions all the way to close and record the verified winning bid. This post lays out the results: the range and median, what each package included per the listing descriptions, how often the lots appear, and the one quirk that makes them hard to shop for. For the wider program picture, our Hilton Honors program hub collects every live and closed Hilton lot we track.
The verified results, in points
Every Wembley figure below is a verified winning bid, the price the lot cleared at once the auction closed, not a last-seen number frozen mid-auction. Across the 20 verified Hilton Wembley closes in our archive (verified as of September 2026):
• Median winning bid: about 297,500 points. Half the lots cleared above this, half below.
• Full range: 150,000 to 465,000 points. The floor is a "with Stay" concert package with no recorded competition; the ceiling is the Bon Jovi Forever Tour night with a hotel stay.
• Average close: roughly 302,000 points, pulled up slightly by the handful of nights that cleared above 400,000.
These Wembley music nights sit at the pricier end of Hilton's entertainment auctions. The chart below is the full Hilton Honors entertainment distribution we track; the Wembley lots live in its upper half, and the 465,000-point Bon Jovi-with-stay close sits near the top of that entertainment range, below only a handful of one-off concert lots.
Median: 262,500 points
31 verified closes · median 262,500 points · updated monthly
The lots split into two shapes, and the split explains most of the spread. Packages titled with a hotel stay ("... with Stay") bundle a night at the Hilton London Metropole and tend to clear higher. Ticket-and-hospitality-only lots run a bit lower. The five named Bon Jovi Forever Tour lots, the only ones in this set where the artist was stated up front, clustered high: the hospitality-only lots cleared at 330,000 and 360,000 points (two apiece), and the version with the stay added took the top spot at 465,000 points.
For context, the typical verified Hilton Honors close runs around 260,000 points (the figure behind our Hilton auction winning bids breakdown), so these Wembley music lots at about 297,500 sit a little above the usual verified Hilton win. Counting every Hilton close we track, verified and last-observed together, the whole-program median is about 170,000, so against the broader field Wembley sits well above the middle. The full cross-program picture is in our closed-auction data by program hub.
What each package actually included
The value of these lots is in the hospitality, not just the seat, and the listing descriptions are specific about it. Every Wembley music package we logged was billed as an experience for two and, per the Hilton Honors listings, included:
• Two premium seats for the concert at Wembley Stadium.
• Access to an exclusive hospitality lounge, opening with a welcome cocktail reception.
• An inclusive bar of champagne, spirits, beers, wines, and soft drinks, served both before and after the show.
• A premium four-course meal in the lounge.
• Entry to the exclusive Wembley after-show party.
• A priority parking pass on request, on the ticket-and-hospitality lots.
The "with Stay" variants added a one-night stay at the Hilton London Metropole around the event date. That single inclusion, a London hotel night, is most of the price gap between the two shapes of lot. The clearest way to see it is a matched pair: the same event, listed twice on the same day, once with the stay and once without. Here are three matched pairs from our verified closes:
| Event date | Hospitality only | With Metropole stay | Stay premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2026 (music night) | 260,000 points | 450,000 points | +190,000 points |
| Jul 18, 2026 (music night) | 420,001 points | 415,001 points | roughly flat |
| Jun 19, 2026 (music night) | 240,000 points | 180,000 points | stay cleared lower |
The August pair shows the stay premium at its widest; the July and June pairs show it collapsing, and in one case the "with Stay" lot actually cleared *below* its ticket-only twin. In our tracking, the hotel-night add-on is worth a lot on high-demand nights and close to nothing on quieter ones, which is exactly what you'd expect when the underlying demand, not the room, is doing the pricing.
None of these are bare-ticket redemptions. If you have only ever thought of Hilton points as a way to book a room, this is the corner of the program that turns them into a night out. Our primer on Hilton Honors Experiences walks through how the auctions and fixed-price lots work before you bid.
These are binding auction bids. Win a Wembley lot and the points come out of your Hilton Honors account, and a night you don't use is generally forfeited, not refunded. The "with Stay" lots are also date-locked to a specific concert weekend. Only bid a maximum you would happily pay for that exact date. Our guide to outbid and refund rules and the binding-bid warning cover why.
The undisclosed-headliner pattern
Here is the quirk that makes these lots genuinely hard to shop for: most of them do not tell you who is playing. Of the 20 verified closes, 15 carried the title "Major Wembley Music Event," with the artist left unnamed. The descriptions gesture at a genre ("a chart-topping country star," "powerful vocals and stadium-shaking country anthems") and point you to the public Wembley Stadium concert schedule to work it out, but the listing itself does not name the act.
The exceptions were the Bon Jovi Forever Tour nights, which said so plainly and, as it happens, cleared high, including the very top of our range. Whether that is the Bon Jovi name or simply the demand for those specific dates, we cannot separate from 16 lots. But the pattern is worth knowing: when Hilton names the artist, you are bidding on a known quantity, and when it does not, you are bidding on a date and a genre and trusting the schedule.
We only ever attribute an artist to a lot where the listing itself does, and for most of these Wembley packages the listing simply does not. If precise headliner certainty matters to you, the named lots are the safer bid.
How often they appear, and with how much notice
These are not a once-a-year event. Our closes cluster across a roughly six-week window from mid-May to late June 2026, with new Wembley lots landing on an almost weekly rhythm as summer concert season filled in. Most events drew a matched pair: a ticket-only lot and a "with Stay" version closing the same day.
On timing, the notice window is workable but not generous. Measured from the auction close to the event date, most lots gave about four to nine weeks of lead time, enough to book travel around a London weekend but not a lot of slack. Several of the further-out nights closed two to three months ahead; one late-arriving lot closed just five days before the show.
The practical read: if you want a specific Wembley night, watch for it early. The auctions tend to open weeks before the concert, and once a matched pair closes, that date is gone. You can see what past lots cleared at on our Hilton Honors closed archive and set alerts for new lots below.
The Hilton and Wembley partnership behind these lots
These packages exist because of a formal deal, not a one-off promotion. In April 2025 Hilton announced a three-year partnership with The Football Association, becoming the Official Hotel Partner of the England men's and women's teams and an Official Partner of Wembley Stadium (connected by EE) and St George's Park. Hilton's own announcement frames the member benefit directly: Hilton Honors members can turn hotel stays into "some of 2025's most sought-after tickets at Wembley Stadium," including sold-out gigs, the Emirates FA Cup and Adobe Women's FA Cup finals, and other high-stakes matches.
That is the pipeline feeding the "Major Wembley Music Event" lots we track. The music nights are the concert side of a partnership that is anchored in football, which is also why the "with Stay" lots pair with Hilton's own London properties. It is a genuine official arrangement, verified against Hilton's press release, not an inference from the listings.
Wembley and Hilton lots live right now
New Wembley and other Hilton hospitality lots surface throughout the concert and match calendar. Here is what is live this minute:
Live Wembley lots come and go, so here are the most recent verified Wembley closes from our archive, with the exact points each one took:
If you want the wider view of what Hilton auctions clear at, and how to read a winning bid before you set your own maximum, see our breakdown of Hilton auction winning bids. And if you remember the old points-for-tickets path, our piece on where Hilton concert redemptions went after Ticketmaster covers what changed.
Frequently asked questions
How many Hilton points does a Wembley hospitality package cost?
Across the 20 verified closes we have logged (as of September 2026), Wembley music lots cleared between 150,000 and 465,000 Hilton Honors points, with a median around 297,500. Packages that included a hotel stay at the Hilton London Metropole clustered toward the higher end.
What is included in a Hilton Honors Wembley package?
Per the listings, each is an experience for two with premium concert seats, access to a hospitality lounge with a welcome cocktail reception, an inclusive bar before and after the show, a four-course meal, entry to the Wembley after-show party, and a priority parking pass on request. "With Stay" versions add a one-night stay at the Hilton London Metropole.
Why do the lots not name the artist?
Most Wembley lots are titled "Major Wembley Music Event" and describe only a genre, pointing bidders to the public Wembley concert schedule to identify the act. Only the five Bon Jovi Forever Tour lots named the performer up front, and the priciest of them, the version with a hotel stay, took the top of our range at 465,000 points.
Is Hilton officially partnered with Wembley?
Yes. In April 2025 Hilton announced a three-year deal with The Football Association, becoming Official Hotel Partner of the England teams and an Official Partner of Wembley Stadium (connected by EE) and St George's Park, which is the pipeline behind these Hilton Honors Experiences lots.