Barrack Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4ST
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
St James' Park has been Newcastle United's magnificent and awe-inspiring home since 1892, standing as one of English football's most impressive, atmospheric, and visually stunning venues that dominates the Newcastle city center skyline. With a capacity of 52,305, this remarkable stadium is renowned for its steep stands that create a dramatic amphitheater effect, generating incredible noise levels from the passionate Toon Army that has become legendary throughout football for their unwavering loyalty and vocal support. Located in the heart of Newcastle city center with stunning views across the Tyne and Wear landscape, the stadium offers an imposing and intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams while providing an unforgettable experience for supporters who create one of football's most electric environments. The venue has an illustrious history, hosting FA Cup semi-finals, international matches, European competitions, and witnessing Newcastle United's golden eras in the 1990s and 2000s when the club competed with England's elite and attracted world-class players to the North East. The stadium's distinctive architecture, towering stands, and the famous Gallowgate End and Leazes End create a truly unique experience that reflects the pride, passion, and identity of Geordie culture, making St James' Park one England's most atmospheric and beloved football stadiums.
Aerial View of St James Park Stadium Newcastle United Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of St James Park Stadium Newcastle United Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of St James Park Stadium Newcastle United Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of St James Park Stadium Newcastle United Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
Aerial View of St James Park Stadium Newcastle United Football Club
Source: Satellite - Google Earth
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Newcastle Central Station is 0.5 miles from stadium (10-minute walk through city centre). Direct trains from London King's Cross (3 hours), Edinburgh (1.5 hours), Manchester (3 hours). Station located in heart of Newcastle with easy walking access to stadium.
Extensive bus network serves Newcastle city centre. Stadium located in heart of city - most city centre bus routes pass within walking distance. Haymarket Bus Station and Eldon Square Bus Station both 5-10 minutes walk from stadium.
From A1: Follow signs to Newcastle city centre, then St James' Park signs. Stadium visible from most approach roads due to city centre location. Various approaches via A167, A184, A189 all lead to city centre and stadium area.
Limited city centre parking - arrive early or use park-and-ride. NCP car parks throughout city centre. Leazes Park car park adjacent to stadium (£15). Some street parking available but restricted on matchdays. Consider Metro Centre park-and-ride.
From Central Station: 10-minute walk through city centre via Grainger Street. Stadium prominently visible from most city centre locations. Well-signposted walking routes throughout Newcastle city centre on matchdays.
Luxury accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Hotel du Vin Newcastle - Boutique luxury in converted warehouse. Malmaison Newcastle - Contemporary luxury hotel in city centre. Vermont Hotel - 4-star castle-style hotel with unique character and excellent location.
Mid-range accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Modern 4-star hotel in city centre. Holiday Inn Express Newcastle City Centre - Reliable accommodation near stadium. Jurys Inn Newcastle - Good value mid-range option with city centre location.
Budget accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Premier Inn Newcastle City Centre. Travelodge Newcastle Central. YHA Newcastle. Various budget options in Newcastle city centre, all within walking distance of stadium.
Over 100 wheelchair spaces available across all levels of stadium. Accessible entrances on all sides due to unique city centre location. Level access to most areas via lifts. Away wheelchair supporters accommodated with advance booking.
Accessible toilet facilities throughout stadium. Lowered counters at food and drink outlets. Limited parking available for blue badge holders in city centre locations. Guide dogs permitted with advance notice.
Audio commentary available for visually impaired supporters. Staff assistance available for navigation around stadium. Tactile maps available at information points. Sensory rooms available for supporters requiring quiet space.
tickets for St James Park Stadium range from £595 to £ for the current season. Season tickets from £595 (some areas) to £855+ for premium locations. Under-18 season tickets from £149. Match tickets vary by category and fixture. Adult memberships provide priority booking and discount benefits. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking affordable stadium access.
tickets for St James Park Stadium range from £185 to £ for the current season. Premium hospitality packages from £185+ including Platinum Club and Centre Circle experiences. Executive Club offers exclusive dining with former players. Private boxes available for corporate entertaining. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking enhanced matchday experience.
tickets for St James Park Stadium range from £ to £ for the current season. Bobby Robson Suite - Premium dining experience. Legends Lounge - Meet former Newcastle legends. St James' Suite offers exclusive matchday packages. All include premium seating, catering, and exclusive facility access. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
St James' Park has a capacity of 52,305, making it one of the largest stadiums in England and providing an incredible atmosphere in the heart of Newcastle.
St James' Park is located at Barrack Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4ST, in the heart of Newcastle city centre, making it one of the most centrally located stadiums in English football.
Newcastle Central Station (0.5 miles, 10-minute walk through city centre).
Newcastle Central: 0.5 miles (10-minute walk).
St James' Park was built in 1892.
It cost £600 to build St James' Park.
The capacity of St James' Park is 52,305.
Yes, St James' Park has a fixed roof covering the stands, but it is open above the pitch.
St James' Park is owned by Newcastle United.
Yes, you can take small bags no larger than A4 size into St James' Park.
A pint of beer costs £4.80 in St James' Park.
Association football is the primary sport played at St James' Park.
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