Anyone heading to Wembley for this weekend's FA Cup Final may appreciate the following information.

If you're planning to get to Wembley via London Underground services then be aware the District Line will be closed between Earls Court, Richmond, Kensington Olympia and Ealing Broadway.

There will be no service between Liverpool Street and Leytonstone on the Central Line.

The Piccadilly Line will have no service between Hammersmith, Northfields and Ealing Common and also between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge.

Anyone using National Rail services should note First Capital Connect will have no trains crossing central London. Trains will still run to/from London Bridge (from the south) and to/from St Pancras International (from the north).

Chelsea fans travelling by public transport to Wembley Stadium are reminded the nearest London Underground stations to Wembley Stadium are Wembley Park (Jubilee Line and Metropolitan Line) and Wembley Central (Bakerloo Line).

Both stations are in London Underground Zone 4. If you intend to buy a joint train and tube ticket please ensure you ask for one which includes Zones 1-4. This will save you time and money on both your forward and return travel. Tickets valid in Zones 1 and 2 only will not be valid for entry/exit at stations near Wembley Stadium.

Fans are advised not to drive to Wembley, as the venue was designed to be reached by public transport.

There is a Park and Ride service fans can utilise, which means making the final part of your journey via public transport.

Park and Ride facilities are available at the following Chelsea Railways Stations north of Wembley: Warwick Parkway (CV35 8RH), Banbury (OX16 5AB), Bicester North (OX26 6EF), High Wycombe (HP13 6NN) and Beaconsfield (HP9 2PJ).

Fans are also reminded of Chelsea's Liftshare Scheme, which enables drivers with space in their car to give fellow fans a lift to the game.

For more information on London Underground services or roadworks in and around the capital visit Transport for London. Also, you can now receive London transport news direct to your mobile or email address, for more information click here.

Also, to plan a journey direct to the correct part of Wembley, simply put Wembley Stadium Gate in the 'Travelling to' field, pick your gate location, select 'Place Of Interest' and Journey Planner will give you the best journey all the way to your gate. It includes walking maps available for the start and end of the journey too. All bus diversions and engineering works in the Wembley area and across London are fully reflected in the journeys returned. Click here to utilise this application.

Anyone using National Rail services is advised to check their train's arrival and departure time through the National Rail website. Below is a breakdown of London's main stations and how long it takes to reach Wembley Stadium.

London Paddington
Fans should travel from Paddington Station on the London Underground Circle Line to Baker St Station and then change onto the London Underground Metropolitan Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Paddington.

London Marylebone
Fans should travel from this station direct to Wembley Stadium Station by Chiltern Railways. Allow 20 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Marylebone by Chiltern Railways.

London Kings Cross
Fans should travel from King's Cross/St. Pancras Station to Wembley Park Station using the Metropolitan Line. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London King's Cross.

London Liverpool Street
Fans should travel from Liverpool Street Station to Wembley Park Station using the London Underground Metropolitan Line. Allow 60 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Liverpool Street.

London Victoria
Fans should travel from Victoria Station on the London Underground Victoria Line to Green Park Station and change onto the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Victoria.

London Waterloo
Fans should travel from Waterloo Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Waterloo.

London Bridge
Fans should travel from London Bridge Station on the London Underground Jubilee Line to Wembley Park Station. Allow 45 minutes to reach Wembley Stadium from London Bridge.