While the Leazes Stand is bordered by the tranquillity of the historic Leazes Park, the rest is surrounded by the city's world-class shopping centres, leisure facilities, museums, monuments, bars and restaurants.
Plan your visit to St. James' Park.
Newcastle upon Tyne is widely regarded as the region's capital and accordingly, you’ll find all the amenities you’d expect from a major British city centre right on our doorstep.Newcastle upon Tyne is widely regarded as the region's capital and accordingly, you’ll find all the amenities you’d expect from a major British city centre right on our doorstep.
Bars and Restaurants.
Bars and Restaurants.
The stadium has it's own external bar - Shearer's Bar - which is open to all supporters and members of the public. The bars are located next to the club retail store beneath the Gallowgate Stand.
While there are other pubs and bars close by, please note that some may restrict entry for visiting supporters - particularly those wearing club colours.
If you decide to dine elsewhere, you’ll be spoilt for choice in the City Centre. Intu Eldon Square is just a five-minute walk away, while the Gate and Chinatown offer a variety of options to tempt your taste buds.
Cash.
Cash.
Contactless payments are encouraged at kiosks in the concourse. Cash is accepted in selected locations.
There is a Barclays ATM at the South West corner of St. James’ Park.
A free-to-use cash machine is also located at the Tesco Express store directly opposite the stadium on Barrack Road.
Places to Stay.
Places to Stay.
As a popular tourist and business destination, Newcastle boasts an excellent range of places to stay.
To plan your trip, visit: newcastlegateshead.com.
Toilets.
Toilets.
St. James’ Park concourses offer all the conveniences you would expect, including multiple accessible toilets and two Changing Places facilities.
These facilities can be opened with a radar key, please contact your nearest steward for assistance.
Shearer's Bar also has on-site toilets available to paying customers.