Newcastle United Stadium Tours

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As a proud Newcastle United supporter from Bhutan 🇧🇹 since 2013, St James’ Park has always been my dream destination. Even though I’ve never had the chance to visit in person yet, this stadium holds a massive place in my heart. I follow every match, every European night, and every Toon Army roar from thousands of miles away, and the atmosphere that comes through the screen is electric. The passion of the fans, the history of the club, and that iconic black and white strip mean everything to me. One day, God willing, I truly hope to make the long journey from the Himalayas to stand in the stands at SJP and sing my lungs out with my fellow Geordies. Until that day comes, I’ll keep supporting from afar with all my love for this club. Howay the Lads! 🖤🤍​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Please check out some of my pictures below .

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Irrespective of you being a home or away supporter, this is a very special place. Rightly called the cathedral on the hill. The match day experience is always special, with both extreme highs and lows. The noise during a game can truly be awesome, especially under the lights on a European match night. Not easy at all to get match tickets without holding a season ticket. Hospitality is an option, if being an expensive one. Drink and food options before kickoff and at halftime are reasonable quality, albeit not great value. Not that unusual for captured audiences. I love being there, supporting the team. Worth experiencing at least once if you haven't done it yet.

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140 step and 14 landings took us to the top of Level 7 in the away end in the Leazes End. Before the climb there is a pre-warning board obove the turnstile! Police were friendly and no bother from any fans before they opened. We'd grabbed a couple of programmes on the walk round. We were turnstiles 85-88. I have an Android phone and NFC ticket didn't work but barcodes scanned first time and we were in. Once at the top, a fairly compact but clean enough concourse with a selection of booths and bars. A Snickere Duo, bag of Maltesers and some Haribo Tangfastics set us back £9.75. We then got a couple of Diet Cokes at £6.80. Food options consisted a selection of pies, a delicious looking sausage roll, sweets we already had and crisps. My lad wanted chips, but alas none so we stuck with the sweetie options. There was the usual selection of hot drinks and alcohol, but since I had driven and I was coffee'd out, Diet Coke was fine. Once out, tickets said we were L7F but essentially you just find your row and seat number. It is all safe standing so plenty of room between the rows and a rail. View was good considering how far away from the pitch you are. Big screen up to the left with the match information and advertisements. Atmosphere will depend on the fans you bring to the away end. Ours was amazing last night and I pretty sure we all had a great time. No doubt we'll be back. Thanks Newcastle. 🩵

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Stadium Tour was very good and informative however didn't get to see the trophies apart from that was good to see behind the scenes also being a big Newcastle fan also helps. A lot of the signage was getting changed from Premier League to the Champions League for the game against Benfica. Also went into a players private box. ⚽👍

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