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Everyone is welcome and matchday for the lasses is always a family-friendly affair with a lovely atmosphere and fab entertainment alongside the game. This year, there is a three-stage ticket pricing structure in place.
How to buy tickets:
Tickets for all home games are available to book now and we have some fantastic fixtures coming up including our opening game of the season vs Wolves, Man U under the lights at St James’ Park in December and our much-anticipated derby with Sunderland at St James’ Park on Easter Sunday.
Don’t forget, the earlier you book, the more you save and as an added bonus, if you book a three-game bundle at early bird prices, you’ll save an additional 10%.
Home Fixtures at St James’ Park
- Sun 8 Nov (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Burnley
- Wed 16 Dec (7pm) Newcastle United Women vs Man U (Subway Players Cup)
- Sun 24 Jan (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Southampton
- Sun 7 Feb (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Nottingham Forest
- Sun 14 March (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Durham
- Sun 28 March (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Sunderland
- TBC Newcastle United Women vs Bristol City
Home Fixtures at Gateshead Stadium
- Sun 6 Sept (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Wolves
- Sun 20 Sept (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Sheffield United
- Sun 27 Sept (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Leicester City
- Sun 18 Oct (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Sunderland (Subway Players Cup)
- Sun 22 Nov (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Nottingham Forest (Subway Players Cup)
- Sun 20 Dec (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Watford
- Sun 11 April (2pm) Newcastle United Women vs Ipswich Town
A few tips for visiting Gateshead Stadium
- We usually catch the Metro to Gateshead Stadium. It’s a short, easy walk from the station to the stadium (just follow the black & white shirts). The 94 bus stops outside the stadium on Neilson Road. Parking is available on a 20 minute walk away on Quarryfield Road (NE8 3AE). £5.70 for up to 12 hours
- There’s usually FREE entertainment inside the stadium before the match – Toon themed crafts inside the stadium (Mick Thornton Suite or Room 10 – ask a steward), live music and complimentary football face painting by the pitch. You can also meet Monty & Maggie and have your photo taken. Newcastle United will publish a matchday guide on their website a few days before the match with timings and maps
- You can purchase alcohol and ‘drink in the bowl’ (ie in your seat while watching the match). There’s a lovely coffee van (Ramble & Roast) by the pitch serving fab coffee and hot drinks and a popular ice cream van too. You can purchase chips, pies, hot dogs, sweets etc….from food outlets inside the concourse
- After the match you can usually meet a few of the players / collect autographs / have photos taken next to the pitch
- If you’re not sure where to book a ticket, I recommend booking above Row J for a better view and I personally like sitting next to the halfway line for the best overall game view
- Bring cash for a programme – they’re for sale as you enter the stadium
- You’ll also find two pop-up shops with official merch for sale inside the Mick Thornton Suite



