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St James' Park seating plan & guide

St James' Park has been Newcastle United's home since 1892 and sits right in the city centre, making it one of the most central major grounds in England. Its official 2025-26 capacity is around 52,260 all-seater, among the largest club stadiums in the country, and the club has publicised plans to expand toward 65,000 via a new Gallowgate End.

CityNewcastle upon Tyne
Opened1892
TypeFootball stadium
Capacity≈52,260

Best sections

Gallowgate End

The traditional home of the loudest support — book the lower tier here for the best atmosphere behind the goal.

Milburn Stand

The largest stand with the main hospitality and elevated central views; upper tiers are very high, so aim lower for proximity.

Leazes End

Behind the opposite goal and next to the away section; good value with a solid view of the play.

Insider tips

  • The ground is a steep walk up from the city centre and Central Station, so allow extra time on the climb to the upper tiers, which are among the highest in the league.
  • Upper-tier seats in the Milburn and Leazes stands are very elevated — if you want to feel close to the pitch, choose lower-tier blocks.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best seats at St James' Park?

Gallowgate End offer the closest view, while leazes end are the best value. Behind the opposite goal and next to the away section; good value with a solid view of the play.

Where is St James' Park?

St James' Park is a football stadium in Newcastle upon Tyne, opened in 1892 with a capacity of ≈52,260.

Where can I find the cheapest St James' Park tickets?

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