We have access to most matchday experiences upon request.
Make a request for Newcastle United FC hospitality via the contact form and we'll try to sort you out!
The Four Corners Suite at St. James' Park offers a diverse international dining experience for match-goers. With exclusive Level 2 access and Directors' Box seating, it provides top-notch views and modern dining. The suite features a globally influenced three-course pre-match meal, a live cooking station, post-match cheeseboard, insights from a player, limited edition badges, matchday program, and half-time hot beverages.
St James' Park's newest hospitality experiences, The Rooftops, offers sophistication and elegance. It features a central bar with all-inclusive champagne and cocktails, along with small plates of seasonal food. The experience includes premium seating, a post-match DJ, and insights from a Newcastle United legend.
Newcastle's Executive Boxes offer an intimate and exclusive matchday experience with private balconies, exceptional views, and five-course dining. With various seating options, a dedicated host, and luxurious ambiance, they provide a prestigious setting to entertain guests. The package includes a pre-match meal, halftime snacks, post-match cheeseboard, limited edition badges, matchday program, on-site parking, and access to a dedicated bar for box holders.
The full address for the stadium is:
St. James' Park
Barrack Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 4ST
United Kingdom
Located right in the centre of the city, St James' Park is most easily accessed by public transport. Here are some of your options:
By Train:
Newcastle Central Station is the main railway station in the city and is well-connected to various cities in the UK. The stadium is a short walk from the station.
By Metro:
The Tyne and Wear Metro system serves Newcastle and has a station named "St. James" that's located close to the stadium. It's a convenient option for getting to the stadium.
By Bus:
Local buses in Newcastle provide routes that pass near St. James' Park. Check with local bus operators for specific routes and schedules.
If travelling by Car:
If you're driving, you can use GPS navigation to reach the stadium. There are parking options available near the stadium, but they can fill up quickly on matchdays.
Keep in mind that on matchdays, there might be increased traffic and crowds, so it's a good idea to plan your journey ahead of time and consider using public transportation if possible.
There is no dress code for attending a Newcastle United FC game with a hospitality ticket, but you will typically find that a smart-casual attire is most common, and outfits are increasingly smart at the more premium hospitality lounges. Here are some rough guidelines to help you:
For Men:
For Women:
It's worth noting that specific VIP areas or lounges within the stadium might have their own dress code requirements or recommendations. Therefore, it's advisable to check any instructions provided by the hospitality team.
No, there are no age restrictions for VIP experiences at St James' Park.
Our hospitality and VIP tickets are available to buy securely online at any time, day or night. Book now to secure your place.
All tickets are delivered as downloadable e-tickets, therefore there are no delivery fees.
Skip the queues, head to the game up to 3 hours before kick off to soak it up and enjoy the food & drink.
Don't forget to take your sear and enjoy the match!
Founded in 1892, Newcastle United Football Club has a rich history deeply intertwined with the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. The club's early years saw rapid success, winning league titles in 1905, 1907, and 1909. The team's black and white striped jerseys earned them the nickname "The Magpies."
Throughout the 20th century, Newcastle experienced periods of both triumph and challenge. They clinched their last top division title in 1927 and reached the FA Cup final multiple times, winning the trophy in 1910 and 1951. However, the latter half of the century brought relative instability, with fluctuating league positions and occasional financial difficulties.
The 1990s marked a significant era for the club, under the management of Kevin Keegan. During this period, known as the "Entertainers" era, Newcastle played an attractive style of attacking football and achieved high league finishes, including a Premier League runner-up position in the 1995-1996 season.
In the early 2000s, Newcastle's fortunes wavered again, but they enjoyed European competition participation, including memorable runs in the UEFA Champions League. Ownership changes, managerial shifts, and inconsistent performances characterized the next decade.
The club's supporters are known for their passionate loyalty, and St. James' Park, the team's iconic home ground, holds a special place in the hearts of fans. Throughout its history, Newcastle United has produced legendary players like Jackie Milburn, Malcolm Macdonald, and Alan Shearer.
In recent years, the club has experienced periods of promotion and relegation between the Premier League and the Championship. Ownership changes and managerial decisions have sparked debates and discussions among fans and pundits.
Newcastle United's history is a testament to the emotional connection between the club and its city, as well as the highs and lows that come with being a dedicated football supporter. The club's fan base remains committed and hopeful for brighter days ahead.
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