Newcastle
Where the Toon Roars Loudest
Newcastle United 2025-26 SEASON
St James’ Park – Home games
Newcastle packages include hospitality tickets and at least one night’s accommodation on the night of or night before the game.
We can also provide hospitality ticket-only upon request.
FOR INFORMATION OR TO BOOK:
Please call 0151 424 7998 or email info@worldchoicesports.com
We will need to know the fixture you wish to see, the number of people in your booking and the number of nights you wish to stay.
Please note that if the date of your fixture changes, your booking remains valid and we will amend your booking for the new date. We will attempt to contact you concerning any and all changes although it remains the customer’s responsibility to check for schedule changes and contact us where necessary. No refunds will be applicable for a change in schedule. If the game was originally scheduled for a Saturday but is moved to the Sunday of the same weekend, your original reservation for the Saturday night will remain valid.
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Grandstands
Featured Hotel Options
Local Info & Tips
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Grandstands
GALLOWGATE END
The Gallowgate End is the beating heart of St James’ Park, where the Toon Army is at its loudest. Packed with loyal supporters, it’s the place where chants thunder across the stadium and the famous black-and-white stripes feel most alive. This is where banners, tifos, and roaring songs showcase the unrelenting pride of Newcastle fans. To stand here is to be swept up in a wall of energy that drives the Magpies forward.
LEAZES END (SIR JOHN HALL STAND)
Opposite the Gallowgate, the Leazes End houses both home and away supporters, giving it a lively and sometimes tense atmosphere. The views here stretch wide across the pitch, offering a commanding perspective of the action. It’s also a favourite for those who love being part of the verbal sparring that adds edge to matchdays. The energy from this end balances the Gallowgate, ensuring noise reverberates across the entire ground.
MILBURN STAND
Named after Newcastle legend Jackie Milburn, this is the largest stand in the stadium, complete with premium hospitality suites and executive boxes. It’s a blend of tradition and modern comfort, offering a spectacular view of the pitch and the city skyline beyond. This is where corporate meets passion, as business guests join life-long supporters to cheer on the Magpies. From its highest seats, you can see across Newcastle—a view that makes it one of the most impressive stands in English football.
EAST STAND
Running along the touchline, the East Stand is steeped in history, with its smaller capacity lending an intimate feel. Fans here are close to the action, and its position opposite the Milburn Stand makes it a key part of the stadium’s balance and noise. It’s often home to families and those seeking a traditional matchday view without the hustle of the louder ends. Though modest compared to other stands, it embodies Newcastle’s heritage with understated pride.
Featured Hotel Options
You will be allocated one night’s accommodation on a room-only basis, checking in 01/07/26 in one of the following hotels
The Geordie Grand Hotel – Luxury city-centre stay within walking distance of St James’ Park. View
The Magpie Inn – Football-inspired boutique hotel with themed décor and shuttle links to the stadium. View
The Gallowgate Rooms – Contemporary hotel offering stadium views and fan-focused packages. View
Tyne Bridge Lodge – Characterful riverside stay with great breakfasts and easy access across Newcastle. View
City View Apartments – Spacious self-catering apartments ideal for groups, close to bars and transport. View
Non-refundable deposits – Expect to pay upfront, with limited refund options if you cancel.
Hotels are subject to availability at time of booking.
Packages are based on 2 sharing. Single occupancy rooms will be subject to a supplement.
Local Information & Tips
Parking Arrangements
St James’ Park sits in the heart of Newcastle, so on matchdays, traffic and parking can be challenging. While there is limited parking around the stadium itself, it tends to fill very quickly, especially for major fixtures. Fans are encouraged to use city-centre multi-storey car parks or park-and-ride services that connect smoothly with the Metro, which drops you within easy walking distance of the stadium. Planning ahead is crucial, as roads can get busy around the ground, but the benefit of Newcastle’s compact centre means that once you’ve parked, everything—including the pubs, shops, and the stadium—is only a short walk away.
Weather and Climate
Newcastle’s weather is famously unpredictable, though always bracing and full of character—much like its football. Winters are chilly, with average temperatures around 4–6°C, and often accompanied by brisk winds sweeping in from the North Sea. Summers are mild, averaging 16–19°C, though the city never quite escapes the chance of rain at any time of year. Packing a warm layer and a waterproof is a wise choice, whether you’re heading to the match or strolling along the Tyne.
Four Things to Do Beyond Football
QUAYSIDE
The Newcastle Quayside is a vibrant mix of old and new, with historic bridges standing alongside striking modern architecture like the Sage Gateshead and the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. Stroll along the riverside, enjoy lively bars and restaurants, or simply take in the view of the famous Tyne Bridge lit up at night. It’s the perfect place to experience the city’s unique character and buzzing nightlife.
THE CASTLE KEEP
The city takes its name from this medieval fortress, and exploring its towers and ancient stone walls offers a fascinating glimpse into Newcastle’s past. Climb to the top for panoramic views over the city and river, and discover exhibits inside that reveal stories of knights, battles, and centuries-old life. It’s a piece of living history right in the city centre.
GRAINGER TOWN
A beautiful area of elegant Georgian architecture, Grainger Town is home to Grey Street, often voted one of the most stunning streets in the UK. Here you’ll find boutique shops, cafés, theatres, and galleries all nestled within striking buildings. It’s a wonderful place to wander, combining history with modern city life.
TYNEMOUTH
Just a short Metro ride from the city, Tynemouth is a seaside gem with sandy beaches, historic priory ruins, and bustling weekend markets. Visitors can enjoy fish and chips by the sea, try surfing on Longsands Beach, or explore the charming village atmosphere. It’s a refreshing escape from the city while still feeling very much part of Newcastle’s vibrant culture.
The Beating Heart of St James’ Park
In Newcastle, football isn’t just a pastime—it’s a way of life. St James’ Park towers proudly above the city, a cathedral of sport where thousands gather week in, week out, to see their beloved Magpies take to the pitch. Matchdays here are defined by passion, energy, and unshakable pride, with black-and-white shirts flowing through the streets and the Geordie accent ringing out in songs of loyalty. A home fixture at St James’ Park is more than a sporting event; it’s a cultural celebration that unites the city in joy, tension, and unrelenting devotion.
For visitors, attending a match here is to witness first-hand one of the most fervent fanbases in world football. The roar of the Gallowgate End, the camaraderie in pubs before kick-off, and the infectious atmosphere across the city make the experience unforgettable. Newcastle’s footballing tradition is steeped in resilience and character, mirroring the city itself—a place built on grit, warmth, and the unbreakable spirit of its people.
Why Choose World Choice Sports?
25 years of experience
For more than 25 years, World Choice Sports has been at the forefront of sports travel, delivering unforgettable experiences for fans who want more than just a ticket. Our reputation is built on trust, expertise, and a passion for the game. From securing premium access to managing every fine detail, we make sure your trip is seamless—so you can focus on the atmosphere, the excitement, and the moments that truly matter.
a team that knows the game
Behind every incredible trip is a team that lives and breathes sport. With a combined 150 years of experience across our team, we bring unmatched knowledge, insider insight, and a genuine passion for what we do.
We’ve seen it all, planned it all, and perfected it—so you can travel with confidence knowing you’re in expert hands.
Authorised reseller
When you book with World Choice Sports, you’re booking with total confidence. As an authorised reseller, we provide official tickets and exclusive packages sourced directly from event organisers. No guesswork, no stress—just guaranteed access to the biggest sporting events, exactly as it should be.
ATOL protected sports trips
Your journey should be all about excitement, not uncertainty. That’s why every package we offer is fully ATOL protected, keeping your money and your plans secure. With everything taken care of, you’re free to enjoy every second—from kickoff to the final whistle—knowing you’re completely protected every step of the way.
More Than Just a Trip
At World Choice Sports, we don’t just organise travel—we create experiences that stay with you long after the event ends. From the moment you enquire to the moment you return home, our dedicated team is there to support you, ensuring a smooth, stress-free journey packed with unforgettable moments.
A City of Football and Friendship
Newcastle is a city that greets visitors with warmth, humour, and unshakable pride in its football heritage. Watching a match at St James’ Park is to become part of that story, even if only for a day, as the energy of the Toon Army sweeps you up. Beyond the stadium, the city offers culture, history, and coastal charm that lingers long after your visit. Whether you come for the football or for the friendly Geordie welcome, Newcastle ensures you leave with memories as bold as the black-and-white stripes.
