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Premier League · Newcastle upon Tyne

Newcastle United

St. James' Park · Strawberry Place · NE1 4ST

About 52,700stadium capacity
Leazes Stand Level 7visiting supporters
Ground directions

Make a day of it

Plan your Newcastle United away day

St. James' Park is unusually central, so the city itself is the pre-match fan zone. The practical decisions are the uphill approach, venue door policy and the long climb to the away tier.

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Central station route

Use the mapped station pubs, then walk uphill through the centre to the Leazes turnstiles.

02

Quayside day

Eat or sightsee by the Tyne, leaving a generous uphill transfer before turnstiles open.

03

Metro and city parking

Use St James or Monument Metro, or reserve a lawful city-centre garage outside the stadium streets.

A sensible 3pm plan

11:00 - arrive at Central station and use a mapped friendly or check-first venue.

13:25 - begin the uphill walk and move around to Leazes turnstiles 91-94.

13:50 - enter early enough for searches, 140 steps and concourse queues.

17:00 - descend carefully and let the first Metro and city-centre traffic surge clear.

Food and pubs

The Head of Steam and Newcastle Tap are mapped mixed-supporter friendly. Percy Arms, Trent House and The Strawberry are check-first, Newcastle city centre is the recommended wider area, and Level 7 has its own concourse.

Things to do

Grainger Market, the Castle and the Quayside are easy additions from Central station. The Great North Museum is close to the stadium, but protect enough time for searches and the Level 7 climb.

Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 30 September 2026.