Nice to finally check this off the Bucket List! The view from our seats was awesome! This stadium was huge and because of that, there were so many restrooms and concessions that you aren't in line for very long. The concessions are overpriced/expensive but there are a lot of options. Getting out was insanely crowded; they stopped us for awhile to help the tubes from being flooded with people and we eventually had to fight our way onto a bus to get out of the mass of people. But it was all worth it, highly recommend an event here! read more

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Going to Oasis at Wembley was amazing. The acoustics and sound was clear and strong from our seats at the back end facing the stage. Entry was easy, as based on your ticket, you entered through the specific color zone and the security process. You had easy direction to the right level and where the section your seats were located. There are a few drink vendors offering a variety of options such as beer, Pimm's cups, and spritzes. Food options were a little more limited, especially in the gluten free area. They also have bar and restaurant options which are nice as well as a champagne lounge. Bathrooms are plentiful and has no issues accessing with little queue wait. Exiting following the show, it was a little frustrating because they weren't letting people use the escalators and directing people down the stairs that were a little claustrophobic and made you feel someone was going to take a tumble. But once you were out, there are plenty of routes to ensure you get to your destination... unless you are taking the Tube, which in that case, you may need to have patience. But watching shows there are great. read more

Came for the England vs Ireland nations league match Pro tip: Leaving the stadium will take approximately an hour with the huge lines and traffic police monitoring as you get to the tube State of the art stadium with incredible views of the pitch, huge 90k seating capacity. A lot of good food vendor shops, beer options, etc Only complaint is the noise and atmosphere cannot compare to other stadiums such as Stamford bridge or the Den- it just isn't as loud read more

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I came here for the 2023 semifinals between Manchester City vs some chick named Chelsea. Amazing atmosphere, spectacular stadium with color coded sections so you could easily find what part of the stadium you need to enter. The public transit was a breeze to get here. From London I think we got here in less than an hour with a few transfers. The train drops you off at Wembley park right by all the restaurants and the stadium. The only downside about the soccer game is they don't allow alcohol in the seats of the stadium due to England soccer fans well deserved reputation for being Twits during games and acting like jackasses when they drink. So I ended up spending part of the first half watching the game at the concession stand TVs until I finished my beer and was allowed to go to my seat. read more

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A huge stadium with great visibility wherever you sit! The concessions were way overpriced, but honestly what stadium concessions aren't? The workers there are also super friendly, helping us find our seats and allowing us to linger afterwards to take pictures. read more

We traveled here from Los Angeles to see the Patriots play the Jaguars (hubby is from Boston). The game started out great...but enough of that. It was a short walk from the tube. The weather held up for the most part, so the walk was nice. If you're looking for traditional American concession stands, this isn't your place. That aside, the falafel and chips were tasty and the staff were quick and efficient. I wanted a Bloody Mary, but no luck. Obviously there was plenty of beer and G&T's. The locals were all very friendly and were eager to talk American football with my hubby. The bathrooms were clean and the lines were short. We had a great time! read more

One big negative: They say you can bring in empty disposable water bottles to refill at water stations, but (1) you can't bring in the bottle with the cap; and (2) they only have like 1 refill station for every 5,000 people. So, that's the one line that is just unbearable to wait in. We ended up buying water instead. read more

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Came for Taylor! The staff was highly organized when it came to this concert. They did a great job at managing crowds and keeping us safe. The staff ensured us concert goers were hydrated during the event which I highly appreciated. When fans in the concert felt ill the staff quickly responded. The only problem I had was upon entry they split the lines and the order in which we arrived became slightly unraveled. Also. The bathrooms were gross. But that wasn't enough to outshine the excellent job they did! read more

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It's big, but easy to navigate. Was here to see AC DC, and it was packed! We were right in the middle of the stadium and could hear and see so very well. I did not eat or drink with the public, we were in a VIP area and had those provided and it was grand. I'm even talking like a Brit! Toot a loo read more

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We attended a Coldplay Concert at this stadium tonight. Despite the concert being sold out, we had a fabulous experience without feeling overwhelmed by crowds. The stadium had plenty of staff on hand, which really helped. There were plenty of bathrooms, which helped to keep the lines down. I really liked the stairs into the stadium, because they weren't as steep as many venues. The tube station is literally adjacent to the stadium, which was awesome. The staff even let us bring in a bottle of water, which many stadiums don't allow. The stadium feels modern and functional and is beautiful We had an outstanding experience. read more

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I went here for a concert and it was pretty good. They don't do the best job with long lines entering the stadium and very slow foot traffic, but outside of that it was a nice place to see a show. read more

Amazing I truly enjoyed my time at the stadium even tho it was huge. I saw taylor swift read more

I have a love-hate relationship with Wembley Stadium, on one hand, it is the national stadium of England, one's team going to Wembley is a dream, it's an iconic venue and one of the most well-known stadiums in Wembley, it's 90,000 capacity venue has hosted the FA Cup and League Cup Final on a yearly basis, not forgetting a vast list of other games including the Champions League Final in 2013, but on the other, it represents everything that is wrong with modern football. It's one of the easiest grounds to get to in London, mainly down to the transport links with many TFL stations nearby such as Wembley Park on the Underground, or Wembley Central which also has London Overground services and Underground too. As you walk up to Wembley, it just feels like a construction site, it seems there is always a new high-rise building/hotel/development every time I visit, as a Manchester City fan, pre-COVID times I was lucky enough to visit here quite regularly to support my team and watch Fernandinho and co lift trophy after trophy, but I've begun to notice that walking up to the stadium, it's actually difficult to see the stadium now due to the offices/hotels which surround it. It seems the stadium is all about money and profit, it is pricing out the average working-class plan, especially in terms of hotel prices (Often charging £200-300 for one night of the game with poor standards/service), not forgetting the price of tickets and food/drink inside the stadium and a good number of rude and unhelpful stewards. Despite all this, as soon as you get inside the ground, the stadium still feels magical, I've had a good view every time I've visited for a game, with the exception of being up in the clouds on Level 5 which is probably down to my dislike of steep gradients and my eye-sight. It's a beautiful stadium, and it makes me sad and angry to see how Brent Council and the FA are commercialising the whole area, every project seems to be making it worse for the average fan, most recently removing the Wembley Way ramps and replacing them with a staircase, which not only is bad for older/disabled people but it is also dangerous... imagine 90,000 fans going down a set of steps on a match-day. It's hectic. The stadium tour is also great, learning the history of the stadium and the Old Wembley, it is well worth doing whether you're a tourist or just a football fan with some time to kill in London, I've done the tour numerous times now and it doesn't seem to get boring. Also, if you can visit at night with the arch lit up, often in the colour of the team that has won recently, it just looks pretty awesome, especially when it is in sky blue for Manchester City. 4* - Iconic venue, ruined by greed but still the magic of being there is worth it to any football fan, and I look forward to finally returning to Wembley as a spectator. read more

Pretty unfortunate that we didn't get to go here for a game but we were able to take the stadium tour. This is an absolute beautiful stadium. The fact that it holds 90,000 people and doesn't look enormous on the inside is super insane. We were able to walk down to the pitch but not get on to the field. The acoustics in the stadium are nuts, we were able to scream from the middle tier seating and hear the echoing throughout the entire stadium. Our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. We were able to see some great history on display as well as enter the locker rooms and the press boxes. This was a very cool experience, I'd recommend it to anyone who is a fan of soccer, football, music, boxing, wrestling etc. read more

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I saw Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium and had a great time! There are a ton of merch, food, and drink tables inside the stadium which helped pass the time before the concert began. It was a bit of a hike to get from the front of the stadium to my specific entrance for my seat though. Also, the process of leaving to get on the tube after the concert was horrendous. Basically shoulder-to-shoulder standstill human traffic. But the crowd control played One Direction over the speaker to appease us, so that was nice. read more

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Beautiful Stadium! I only went there once, for American NFL, when the Oakland Raiders played the Seattle Seahawks in 2018. Coming from America to London, I had it in my mind, that this stadium would be amazingly pretty. And it was. I didn't care where my seat was, but luckily for me, we were able to find seats in the 200 sections, in Club Wembley. Plenty of restrooms, a huge plus. Very comfortable seats. Very clean stadium. I did not expect the stadium to be so full, so loud. But it was full of energy and good vibes. As a Oakland Raiders' fan, even though we lost badly that night. It was an amazing experience, I was just so happy to be there. Everyone was so friendly,The staffs were excellent, they're all so helpful. Very polite with a friendly smile. I highly recommend just going here for the experience. Any match, any events. read more

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Superb place to watch a match (or any sporting event for that matter)! Visited the UK during the 2018 NFL London Games to watch the Titans vs. Chargers. It was my first time to London, and we had an incredible time. Wembley is a stretch from downtown, but is worth the hike if you're in the area. It was about a 35 minute train ride (take the Metro line, it doesn't stop as much), and it will spit you right out about a quarter mile, er... half a km(?) from the stadium. Still don't get the metric system or driving on the wrong side of the road... Either way, Wembley is an awesome stadium. We had seats in the 500 section, and honestly didn't think there was a bad seat in the whole place. The seats were comfy, the restrooms were plentiful, and the concessions lines weren't long. What more can you ask for?! read more

I took a tour of Wembley Stadium and was blown away. Wembley Stadium is probably the pinnacle of England engineering. Everything is designed to give the England National Team an advantage. Sound carries extremely well here. Our tour group was able to echo sound around the entire facility. I would highly recommend taking a tour if you have time. I just wish I had been able to see a game here. read more

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My first "FOOTBALL" game! Britain versus Switzerland! -Alcohol...they didn't sell alcohol! I guess they do this on certain games to minimize riots and hooligans. Check first, and drink have some drinks beforehand. -We got the cheap seats in this 80,000 seat stadium, but the view was still good. -Cardio...unlike American Football, there's no long commercial breaks between each play. These athletes go non stop for two 45 minute sessions of cardio. -Organized Chaos: The crowd was about 76K total, but it surprisingly relatively quick and efficient getting to our seats and back to the tube station afterwards. The crowds were huge! I'm not into sports, but this was still a fun experience for an American tourist...though next time I will drink heavily before hand. read more

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What a stadium! Easy access from the Tube and various train lines, the Cheltanham primarily. I was here on the Sunday afternoon when Coldplay was scheduled to be there. Somehow I just couldn't bring myself to pay the $175 for a general admission standing room ticket. Glad I didn't because it ended up raining that night. It's like a city surrounding the stadium with a mall like area that has lots of shopping at outlet mall type stores. Many restaurants of all types. I would have tried the Iguana if I had more time. The menu and accommodation looked outstanding. There is also a large Hilton & Holiday Inn near by. read more

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Great experience visiting the stadium during NFL match. I loved the food options compared to the USA offering. The Pocket Pie is a great idea! Suggestions- Need bathroom attendees during the games. The place reeked of male waste and we all walked in and out of the facilities with it on our shoes. Moose Out read more

Loved the walk of fame thingy Didn't see a show But visited the stadium Parking was easy There was a tube They had George Michael hands ! read more

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Great location and Lots to see at the stadium. I had a great time. I saw my first game here. Comfortable seating with great views.

Went here for the Raiders Seahawks game and although the stadium is nice, I didn't like the fact that it's a "sit down" stadium lol - meaning u get told by security to sit down during the whole game! Ridiculous, ESPECIALLY since we had absolutely no one behind us except a railing! So stupid lol and very annoying to watch a sporting event not being able to stand and cheer. read more

When Bees Attack! It's a new show that is touring all over the world, starting from its purpose-built aviary of a stadium, known as "When Bee Stadium." First-Hand Experience: I've been to Wembley so many times, it hurts. Financially speaking. The old and the new Wembley. I've even slept in the parking lot. "When Bee Stadium" indeed. Actually that would probably be better than what we actually have... the strange handbasket arch of a stadium that looks as bizarre and un-English as it does typical and uninspiring. Yes it's big, but it's not even that big. Probably because they were trying to create a wild atmosphere. Well, fail. Because when you price tickets the way they do, you're never going to have the common man and the loud kids who have been playing on the streets come in here. It's just going to be a lot of privilege, and that's all it is. Minus one star for the ticket prices. Minus one star for tearing down one of the best stadiums in the world (and most historic) and replacing it with a very typical stadium. It's no surprise that England don't play very well here. It just doesn't feel like home. And doesn't look nearly as impressive from the outside as the old one did, either. read more

Wembley Stadium or perhaps should I call it, New Wembley Stadium is an iconic name in British sporting folklore and is the country's designated national stadium The original stadium was torn down in 2003, removing our own version of the famous Twin Towers. After much wrangling between the government, the local authority and the Football Authority, the new Wembley Stadium rose from the ashes to open in 2007 with an equally arresting architectural masterpiece - an huge arch partly built to hold up a section of the roof but also to give the new stadium an architectural centrepoint to rival the twin towers of the old stadium This arch is the sight which first draws the eye when you alight at Wembley Park station and walk down Wembley Way towards the stadium. For the Olympics, the stadium had acquired the obligatory Olympic rings and the purple/pink themed signs of the London 2012 Games They had once again organised security well and the large crowd got into the stadium without undue delay. Once more, top marks to the smiling Forces personnel. I wonder if Olympic fatigue is starting to set in a little amongst the volunteers but a few seemed to be hanging around seemingly without a job to do rather than more proactive with visitors The 90 000 capacity stadium obviously wasn't full but there was still a large enough crowd to make a good noise. The men's football tournament is a watered down under 23 competition as FIFA don't want the Olympics to rival their own World Cup event. However, this unpredictability has led to some good open games and there seems to be a more level playing field as evidenced by the semifinalists being Brazil, Korea, Mexico and Japan I saw Mexico take on Senegal and we got value for money when the game went to extra time, courtesy of Senegal pulling 2 goals back from going down 2-0 down. However, 2 Senegal errors gifted the quarterfinal to Mexico Wembley Stadium was a great Olympic venue and what a coup to have rebuilt it before we even thought about bidding for the Games. Truth be told, the old Wembley was starting to show its age by the time it was demolished read more

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Came to watch the Titans/Charger game. Comfortable seats and easily access from the underground. read more

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I know, I know. You hate Wembley. We all hate Wembley. It's been drilled into us. "It was way to expensive and the atmosphere is terrible!" you say. But then think of the alternative, travelling to Cardiff to see your team play in the final, or having to suffer the atmosphere at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium. It's then you realise that maybe Wembley isn't so bad. To begin with - there is NOTHING better (Stadium-wise) than approaching it by car, or train, and seeing that amazing view. Wembley, with it's big arch and shiny silverness, is unmissable -- you can't take your eyes away from it. And as any football fan will tell you (unless they're a West Ham fan and rarely get to visit), there is no better feeling than walking up 'Wembley Way' towards the stadium. This is a great walk. You and eighty thousand other people bustling through trying to make your way to the entrance. You will experience many strange things - like the mind-boggling confusion as to why anybody would queue for an hour to buy a horrid burger. As you enter the Stadium - it all feels a little too modern and corporate. Where are the thugs? Where is the smell of urine?. Don't these guys know anything about good Stadia?. But all is forgiven as you make your way to the gangway and up into the stands. At this point, it is revealed - Wembley Stadium. This is where England play. This is the home of homes. This is, truly, the home of football. And you feel it. It's magic. Wherever you sit, your view is fine. So don't worry about the cheap seats. You'll love it. But the problem that comes is the well documented one about atmosphere. There isn't one. I'm not sure why. Maybe people aren't singing. Or maybe there's something wrong with the acoustic set-up and there's a bunch of people living in the countryside near Scotland wondering why they can hear lots of football chanting, I don't know. That feeling you get at The Den, or at White Hart Lane - when the sound of passionate men screaming, singing and chanting courses through you - is entirely absent here. It feels more like a school trip where a bunch of kids are forced to sing church songs. Is it worth visiting? Of course it is. It's a bit too expensive, ticket-wise and especially food-wise, but it's Wembley. You kind of don't mind. But if you're not wanting to spend the big bucks to see a football match or to see a band play, then why not head over and see a tour? They're not too expensive and you get treated to the history of the Stadium, which is now more a feeling than a fact; because the true history of Wembley was lost when they knocked the original one down. read more

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I went to Wembley Stadium twice during my 3 month stay in England. I first went to the NFL Series Niners vs. Broncos. That was a lot of fun, because I missed watching football while being overseas. The tailgate before the game was fun, they even had a fake golden gate bridge when you enter the tailgate party! I met a lot of british people who had interest in American football, it was good really good experience. The 2nd time I went to Wembley was for the Friendly match England vs. France. After seeing my friends get tickets on FA.com I decided to follow and get one ticket. It was amazing! I was row 2 right near the goal. I had good seats. It was fun to watch soccer at Wembley. read more

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"Night at the dogs" was so much fun!!! And I managed not to loose all my money. Once you know how to read the statistics, you're game! Greasy burgers, cheap beer on tap and loads of excitement...what's not to love. Hurry up though, as the stadium is closing down in mid June :( Btw.Access is free with Oyster Card read more

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I'm a fan. Prior to visiting, I had no idea what dog-racing was like and had only heard bad things. Dogs being mis-treated, racing stadiums being closed etc.. However the actual experience was loads of fun! We were there for dinner which was 3 courses. We didn't expected excellent food, but it was pretty darn good and excellent value. I discovered a drink called Hooch, which was revolutionary to me. It was like an alcoholic lemonade that the bartended reliably tells me was all the rage in the 80's. Clearly dog racing and the environment is still stuck there, but that's no bad thing! I wasn't intending to do any betting, it being against my principles, but as this was a work trip, I thought I could factor the money saved on booze and drink as betting money :) Not knowing the first thing about betting a nice lady came by to take bets. We learnt that odds are calculated just prior to the race starting, whereas bets taken trackside are based on realtime and constantly change. Suffice to say my first bet was "either-way" meaning that I would win if my dog came first or second. I put £5 and got back a fantastic £5. Clearly I had some learning to do. A few more bets ensued, leading me to take a losing position. Until the last race before we had to leave, when I managed to pick the winning dog again. This time I was a little smarter and put it all on one dog to win. Meaning by the end of the night I was an impressive £5 up from the start of the evening. Which nicely paid for my train back home. Win or lose, it's a fantastic evening out. The speed of races and the small number of possibilities increases the chances of winning something (quite often the recommended dogs do win!) read more

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Insane in da membrane, insane in da brain! This stadium was just...wow! That's all I can say. We were here for the NFL International Series: Jacksonville Jaguars v. San Francisco 49ers. I know about the rule of no alcohol in the stadium during games, but they must have lifted that for this game as we definitely had our fair share of beers during the game. The lines for all the stands (at least the ones I was in) always moved quickly. Was disappointed when they ran out of curry sauce for the fries, but it wasn't the end of the world. Getting to the stadium is quite easy and while it was mob scene leaving the stadium, it was one of the nicest large crowds I've ever been forced to stand in. Don't know if/when I'll be presented with an opportunity to be in this stadium again, but if I am, I will not turn it down. read more

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Only let down by the extortionate price of food and drink. Unlike most "normal" football grounds, there's not a pub that I could find within walking distance so if you want a beer before the game then it's either the nearby restaurants or £4.90 for a generic lager (£3.30 for a Coke). Other than that, a great stadium with staff who were superb. Seating was comfortable with plenty of leg room as well, not something I'm used to! Just a shame Gateshead lost *sigh* read more

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Bruce Springsteen ***** what a showman, what an experience. Wembley stadium, what a shambles. The queuing system is all over the place, the staff are aggressive and there were lots of people jumping the queues and arguing...creating a horrible atmosphere. We wouldn't come back in a hurry. read more

I attended the Patriots / Buccaneers game at Wembley back in October 2009. It was strange because they blocked off the first 20 or so rows from the field, which worked out great for us because we were in, like row 21.. but it kinda sucked that you couldn't get any closer if you wanted to. Getting to and from the stadium takes quite a while, and without many (affordable) options except for the tube to get there, be prepared for quite a bit of standing.. and squishing... Definitely way too expensive, but a decent stadium. Nothing too great about it, but it gets the job done. I have to admit my opinion is biased from the fact that I watched an American football fan here and it felt like the crowd just wasn't the "same" as it is at a game in the US. read more

I have been in quite a few stadiums, but this is probably the most beautiful stadium ever. Just so big and massive. The stadium and the area immediately around it is more of a city within a city with something for everyone. The stadium is the first thing you see coming out of the Wembley park station (subway/train is best way of getting there). Great view, great concessions with good beer choices, good amount of bathrooms and what made it great for me was that my Detroit Lions won the game I was at Wembley to see. Hoping to come back to Wembley for another sporting event. read more

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Been here four years on the bounce now for the annual NFL match, this time it was the Rams v The Pats. The view all around the stadium is great, and staff are very helpful. Only gripes are the prices of food and drink, £4.80 for a Carlsberg? Piss take in my opinion and the location is a pain in the arse to get to, also get's overcrowded by the tube stations, but saying this it's still worth a visit, cracking stadium. read more

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Fantastic stadium. Clean facilities. Very well laid out path from the stadium to the station. The 80,000 ppl crowd management for thz england v/s england game was on point. Felt safe all the while. Additionally, there are plenty of retail shops and food and entertainment outlets nearby read more

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The greyhound stadium at Wimbledon is a fantastic place to go. I went there yesterday. I never went for any type of race and never bet before So it was my first time and I loved it The entrance fee is £5 per person. Races start at 7.30pm (Saturday). They give you a program with the name of the dogs competing and their profile (i.e. can trap better than has done OR back to his best form, make all here). They also tell you which dog they think might win the race. It really helps to bet when you don't know anything about dogs!! There are 10-15 races, one every 15 minutes. There is a bar and a food stand inside if you feel thirsty or very hungry Although they don't really know what healthy food means You can stroke the dogs and chat with the owners at the end of each race if you stay near the gates where the dogs leave the track after the race. It finishes at about 11pm. Great night out! read more

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Wow, first trip to Wembley stadium this weekend and it didn't disappoint. I was really impressed by the facilities and the view from our seats was fantastic. Considering the size of the stadium you really have a great view of the action. The building is also quite spectacular to look at from the outside with this beautiful arc that lights up at night and shines different colours. The food and drinks are over priced but that is to be expected. The public transport from the stadium is also a nightmare after a big event and this was at 45k capacity, so cant image what it would be like at full capacity! But despite all that it was definitely an amazing experience. read more

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