I happened to see this guide for Wolves fans heading to Saturday’s match.
The guide (see below) produced by their club in advance of the match.
A couple of things especially caught me eye…
For example, Wolves fans informed ‘there are several independent car parks in the area surrounding Stamford Bridge.’
That’s handy!
Whilst Wolves also warn their fans ‘pubs and bars close by, please note that some venues may restrict entry for visiting supporters – particularly those wearing club colours.’
Well, I am sure that there might be one or two pubs that might not let Wolves fans in, with our without team colours on, but of all the clubs / cities that Wolves fans travel to, Newcastle is surely the one you need least to warn your supporters of this, with literally hundreds of bars, clubs, restaurants within walking distance that WILL let you in.
Wolves fans given official advice from their club ahead of travelling to Newcastle United match:
Fan guide | Newcastle vs Wolves
A sold-out allocation of more than 3,000 tickets have been snapped up by Wolves supporters for the 3pm visit to Tyneside as the Old Gold look to make it four wins on the bounce.
Kit Colours
Newcastle United will be in their black and white striped home shirt with the black shorts, with the goalkeeper wearing their yellow goalkeeper shirt and yellow shorts.
Wolves will be wearing the 2023/24 red away shirt and red shorts, with the goalkeeper wearing the lime goalkeeper shirt and lime shorts.
Weather Forecast
Light showers are forecast for Saturday afternoon at kick-off. Temperatures will be at around five degrees Celsius.
Travel information
With a city centre location, St. James’ Park is one of the most accessible and well-connected football grounds in the UK.
The stadium is located close to the junction of Gallowgate, St. James’ Boulevard and Barrack Road, just a ten-minute walk from Newcastle Central Station and around five minutes from Monument Metro Station and the city’s major bus stations. Simply follow the pedestrian signs located throughout the city centre.
There are no public car parks on event days at St. James’ Park and traffic restrictions may be in place, but there are several independent car parks in the area surrounding Stamford Bridge. Wolves supporters are urged to use Just Park to find the best parking spots within walking distance to the stadium.
Supporters are recommended to use public transport to reach the stadium, with Newcastle operating a park and ride system from two sites close to the A1 motorway – from Newcastle Great Park (close to the Newcastle Racecourse) and the Metrocentre; one of Europe’s biggest shopping centres.
