Newcastle United Tickets

How to Buy Newcastle United Tickets

Buy NUFC tickets through Football Ticket Pad for access to tickets for all games this season. We diligently check all tickets are genuine before being listed for sale, and do not require our customers to be registered club supporters, so you don’t have to pay any extra costs on top of your ticket price.

With a rich history of four League Championships, six FA Cups, and a Community Shield, Newcastle United offers competitive ticket prices for every home and away game. Whether in the Premier League, domestic cups, or internationally, we've got you covered.

Popular matches against teams like Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Tottenham draw fans, and we provide home tickets at St. James' Park as well as away tickets for visiting supporters.

At Football Ticket Pad, we offer a wide selection of Newcastle tickets on a secure platform, ensuring your tickets arrive well before kick-off. In addition to St. James' Park, we also provide tickets in the away section at various Premier League venues.

Newcastle United Club Information

Founded in 1881 and formed into the club we know today in 1892, Newcastle United quickly became one of English football’s great names, with a passionate fan base rooted in the North East. Known as “The Magpies,” NUFC’s black-and-white stripes are iconic around the world.

The club has had highs of early league dominance, famous FA Cup victories, and unforgettable European nights. More recently, investment has pushed Newcastle back into European competition, aiming to restore the club to its former glory.

The Magpies have seen some incredible players don the black and white stripes over the years, with some of their best players being Kevin Keegan, David Ginola, Paul Gascoigne, Bobby Mancur, Peter Beardsley, Shay Given, and, of course, the Premier League legend Alan Shearer.

Founded: 1881

Manager: Eddie Howe

Club Captain: Jamaal Lascelles

Most Recent League Finish (2024/25): 5th place

Stadium: St. James’ Park

Capacity: 52,257

Newcastle Rivals: Sunderland

Accolades

Newcastle Ticket Types

Season / Members Cards

Season ticket holders are eligible for reserved seats, which are available for every home game at St. James' Park. Football Ticket Pad customers will obtain their season/member cards before kick-off, before returning their members' cards in a pre-paid envelope after the game.

E-tickets

Moving into the 2025/26 season, Newcastle United continue to provide a digital ticketing system (E-tickets). This is to meet the demands of ticket interest and to gather fans into the stadium much more efficiently.

Paper Tickets

Paper tickets are the most traditional way of receiving your Newcastle United tickets. Once the payment has been made on Football Ticket Pad, your tickets will then be sent out in the post to the address stated in your payment.

You can expect your football tickets for Newcastle games 3–4 days before kick-off. Additionally, an email confirmation will be sent once your tickets have been dispatched.

Newcastle United: St. James’ Park Stadium Guide

Before heading to St. James’ Park, it’s useful to know your options. Located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, the stadium is easily accessible by the Tyne & Wear Metro or buses from Haymarket and Eldon Square, followed by a short five-minute walk.

The 52,305-seat stadium is the eighth-largest in England and has been home to Newcastle United since 1892. St. James’ Park is split into four stands: the Leazes Stand, East Stand, Milburn Stand, and Gallowgate Stand.

Key highlights for fans:

Statues & tributes: Alan Shearer, Sir Bobby Robson, Jackie Milburn, and Joe Harvey.

Hospitality areas: Leazes Sports Bar, Park Bar & Grill, and the Platinum Club.

Famous atmosphere: The Gallowgate End is where Newcastle’s loudest fans gather.

Gallowgate Stand

The most iconic stand at St. James’ Park. This short stand behind the south end goal is raucous and lively for every game, with incredible displays of support through passionate singing and sprawling banner displays.

Leazes End

The Leazes End is the short side stand opposite the Gallowgate, making it perfect for any fans who want a bit more of a relaxed time at the match but still want to get stuck into the atmosphere.

Here is where the away fans will be allocated their section of the stadium.

Milburn Stand

The Milburn Stand is the club's largest stand and is on the west long side of the pitch. The 19,000-capacity stand contains a mixture of standard seating and premium hospitality tickets, with access to premium lounge areas for qualified NUFC hospitality ticket holders before the match and at half-time.

East Stand

The East Stand is the other long side stand and has fantastic unobstructed views of the pitch, so you will never miss a moment of the action at St. James’ Park.

This stand is opposite the tunnel and dugouts, allowing fans to see how managers and players on the bench are reacting to the game as it unfolds.

Newcastle United Ticket FAQs

Where can I buy Newcastle United tickets?

You can purchase NUFC tickets for home and away games directly through Football Ticket Pad, with secure checkout and reliable delivery.

How much do Newcastle tickets cost?

Prices vary depending on the fixture and seating category. Premier League matches against top-six clubs typically cost more than mid-table fixtures.

Can I get Newcastle United away tickets?

Yes. Football Ticket Pad provides tickets for both St. James’ Park and away fixtures across the Premier League and Europe.

When will I receive my NUFC tickets?

Tickets are usually delivered 3–4 days before kick-off. You’ll also receive an email confirmation once they’ve been dispatched.

Where is the away section at St. James’ Park?

Away fans are allocated a section on the top tier of the Leazes End short side stand for their seats. The capacity for away fans is 3,000 tickets, and St. James’ Park is unique in that away fans are seated in an upper tier rather than being closer to the pitch.

How to get to St. James’ Park?

St. James’ Park is easily accessible by public transport, with the Monument Metro Station just a five-minute walk from the ground and the larger Newcastle Central Station only a ten-minute walk away.

Please view Newcastle United’s guide on travelling to St. James’ Park on matchdays for the latest up-to-date information.