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Buy Newcastle United Tickets
It’s simple, quick and easy to buy Newcastle United match tickets on Ticket-Compare.com. Instantly, we give you a transparent comparison across the best and most reliable resale ticket websites on the internet.
You will never need a club membership to buy tickets on our site and there are no restrictions—all you have to do is choose the seat you want at the price you want to pay.
As you know, the good times are truly back at St. James’ Park, after Eddie Howe steered the Magpies to their first major domestic silverware in seventy years by winning the Carabao Cup in 2025.
So let 42,122 Newcastle tickets ready to be purchased, whether you want home tickets at St James’ Park or away tickets.
As dedicated football fans we understand how important it is to be able to trust the tickets you’re buying.
This is why we have done a test purchase and review for all of the secondary markets that appear on our platform. If we aren’t delighted with aspects like reliability and the customer experience, we won’t use a site in our listings.
In the next sections we will give you a clear picture of the price of Newcastle United football tickets on our platform, from seats in the Gallowgate Stand to the comfy hospitality sections.
Newcastle United Ticket Prices
At this very moment the price of Newcastle United FC tickets on our platform starts at $57 for home games at St. James’ Park.
Check out our table below for more detail across Newcastle upcoming matches, with all available fixtures, the cheapest price, the total tickets available, and a sense of whether these tickets are becoming cheaper or more expensive.
All of this information is gathered from a massive database of resale ticket listings for Newcastle United, and is updated in real-time:
- Today the price of NUFC tickets behind the goals starts at $113 and goes up to $769.
- For a clearer breakdown, seats in the Leazes Stand start at $57 and rise to $1,275, while the price of tickets in the Gallowgate Stand runs from $74 and go as high as $886.
- Now compare those ticket prices with the East Stand and the Milburn Stand on the longsides, where tickets begin at $106 and go up to $1,286.
- Looking a bit closer, the Milburn Stand has NUFC match tickets ranging from $57 to $937.
For more background on these seating locations, take a look at our detailed guide to the St. James’ Park seating plan.
Newcastle United Tickets: Average Prices
Looking at all matches on the Magpies’ fixture list, the average price of Newcastle tickets is $614. This price was calculated across numerous hand-selected secondary ticketing partners.
Let’s find out how the average price of Newcastle United match tickets will vary, depending on factors like competition and seating location:
- League Games at SJP: Today, the average price of NUFC tickets when the Geordies are the home team in the Premier League is $174.
- Newcastle Away Fixtures: Joining The Toon Army on the road will cost about $161 on average at the moment.
- Shortside Stands at SJP: If you want a spot in the incomparable Gallowgate Stand or the enormous Leazes Stand you can expect to pay an average of $389.
- Views from the Longside Stands: The atmosphere may be a little calmer, but you can’t beat the views from the Milburn Stand and East Stand, with tickets costing $563 on average today.
- The Epic Milburn Stand: Looming over the west side of St. James’ Park, this vast 19,000-capacity stand has the best sightlines and features almost all of Newcastle United’s hospitality. The average price of Newcastle tickets here is $371.
- Going Platinum: For premium mid-tier seats with TV-quality sightlines you can head for the Platinum Club, where the average price right now is $579.
- FA Cup Action: Following The Toon’s historic Carabao Cup win in 2025, Newcastle will be hungry for a return to Wembley. FA Cup tickets currently have an average price of $121 for Newcastle United matches.
What makes Ticket-Compare.com such a fantastic service is that we instantly compile the best prices for every match, and with the help of our dynamic seating maps you can pick the locations that suit you.
An upshot of dynamic pricing is that the cost of Newcastle football tickets can climb and fall in a matter of seconds, so it’s always a good idea to take advantage of a bargain when you see one!
Buying Newcastle United Away Tickets
Away tickets for Newcastle United matches are in huge demand, but you can buy them with ease via Ticket-Compare.com and our lineup of ticketing partners.
Simply check the listings for any NUFC away match and you will soon find tickets with notes like Newcastle Fans Only, or Away Section.
Today the most popular away match in Newcastle’s fixture list is Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United at $122.
- Newcastle United away tickets go from as little as $101, and there’s an average price of $161 right now.
- Some fans may be happy to pay more to be part of the Toon Army, paying as much as $335, for the chance to see the Magpies on the road.
Ticket-Compare.com offers access to away tickets that simply isn’t available for most Newcastle United fans when trying to buy them through the club.
The club sells away tickets exclusively to season ticket holders—and even they often miss out, thanks to the fierce competition and loyalty point system.
You earn one Loyalty Point per match attended, and the tally of points needed for many away matches is well over one hundred.
Luckily all you have to do with Ticket-Compare.com is pick your match and buy your tickets!
Getting Cheap Newcastle United Tickets
Right now, the cheapest upcoming NUFC tickets are for Newcastle United vs Bayer Leverkusen at $57.
First off, the simplest way to get cheap Newcastle United tickets on the secondary market is to be open about where you sit.
As proof, the average price of seats in the Leazes Stand behind the goal on the north side is lower than the more popular and iconic Gallowgate Stand to the south.
Currently, the average price in the Leazes Stand is $290, compared to $399 in the Gallowgate Stand.
Toon fans are some of the most devoted in the Premier League, and the high demand for tickets at St. James’ Park can drive up prices on the secondary market.
Still, there are a few other tricks to get hold of more affordable Newcastle tickets. One is to delay your purchase, holding out until as late as the day of the match to make a purchase.
Secondary market sellers are known to reduce prices suddenly to sell off their remaining stock, so there are often deals to be found on last-minute football tickets.
Another way to find cheaper NUFC tickets is to sit alone. It will always cost more for groups of two or more to sit together with resale tickets, so you can make savings on solo seats.
Newcastle United Hospitality Tickets
Today Ticket-Compare.com can offer 1,030 Newcastle hospitality tickets.
- The cheapest VIP tickets at St. James’ Park selling for $242.
- Comparing all NUFC hospitality packages, the average price today is $376.
- For the most exclusive experiences, including a private box at St. James Park, the highest prices for hospitality on our platform is $3,489 for a matchday to remember watching Newcastle United.
Ticket-Compare.com works with the best secondary ticketing sites on the internet to offer an extensive range of hospitality experiences at St. James’ Park.
What do NUFC matchday hospitality tickets offer over general admission? In brief, you can expect access to an exclusive lounge, superior seating, longer opening hours, interactions with Toon legends, and a selection of food and drink that you can’t get in public areas of SJP.
Hospitality tickets for Newcastle appear in our listings with terms like VIP, Premium and Hospitality, and you can find out more information about the package in the listing’s notes.
Newcastle United Hospitality Packages
In this next section we’ll give more insight about the various matchday hospitality packages for Newcastle United.
Depending on what you want to pay, there’s a wide spectrum, from the relaxed and lively Club 1892 to far more exclusive experiences like The Rooftops with Fenwick or Club St. James, with seating in the Directors’ Box.
For each package we’ll point out the location at St. James’ Park and give you an idea of what to expect:
Bar 1892 - Blocks LL2A - LL2H - from $161
Bar 1892 offers a relaxed upgrade on general admission, pairing premium seats with a buzzing social space and great food options. You get larger, padded seating, sensational views from the middle of the Milburn Stand, and can hang out in a laid-back bar with a wide range of casual food and drink.
Platinum Club - Blocks L2A - L2H - from $91
Along similar lines to Bar 1892, the Platinum Club is a little more exclusive, and this is reflected in the price tag. The views of the pitch are optimal from this part of the Milburn Stand, and are paired with the comfort and convenience of a dedicated bar when you can talk over the game with fellow Toon fans.
The Barracks - Blocks L4A - L4H - from $242
Experience the best of the pre- and post-match atmosphere at The Barracks, where street food and live entertainment set the tone for a memorable day. With premium Level 4 seating in the Milburn Stand, you get live music, guest speakers, speciality drinks, and exclusive matchday souvenirs.
Park Grill - Blocks L4U - L4W - from $335
A relaxed matchday with premium flourishes, combined with panoramic views of the pitch and city skyline from the Leazes Stand. This experience comes with a two-course grill-style meal, halftime refreshments, and exclusive analysis from a Newcastle United hero.
Wings - Block L2SB - from $604
A matchday in style with a modern bistro setting, complete with a three-course meal, complimentary drinks, and prime padded seats behind the Leazes goal. Guests enjoy half-time refreshments, a post-match snack, and a match overview from a Newcastle United hero from days gone by. Each visit also includes a matchday programme and a limited-edition badge to mark the occasion.
The Rooftops with Fenwick - Blocks B, C, D, E - from $738
An indulgent but lively matchday, with premium padded seats in the Gallowgate West Corner. On the menu are seasonal small plates, all-inclusive champagne and cocktails, while there’s a DJ in the lounge post-match. The experience is rounded off with refreshments, insights from a Newcastle United star, and exclusive matchday keepsakes.
The Entertainers - Blocks L3B - L3D - from $738
This intimate suite offers exclusive use for your group, complete with Directors’ Box seating. Guests will enjoy a refined three-course à la carte meal, an inclusive drinks package, and added touches like a half-time cheeseboard, a chat with a former NUFC player, and a post-match snack.
Club St. James - Blocks L3B - L3D - from $939
A sleek, modern suite with Directors Box seating, a three-course meal, half-time cheeseboard, and post-match snack, it's an experience that blends comfort with excitement—topped off by insights from a Newcastle United legend before and after the match.
Face Value Newcastle United Tickets
If you are one of the lucky fans able to buy face value NUFC tickets through the club, then seats will cost between $43 and $94 for adults, for general admission seating.
The cheapest tickets when you buy directly from the club are usually in the family area, high on Level 7 in the Milburn Stand, running from Block L7A to L7H.
Here, there is an enforced ratio of no more than two adults to one child under the age of eighteen.
Newcastle United is pretty secretive about its matchday pricing, which will fluctuate according to the opponent, seating location and even the day and time that the match takes place.
For fans aged eighteen and under, the price of Newcastle tickets at face value runs from $23 to $51, while over 65s can expect to pay between $35 and $78.
Newcastle United Tickets on General Sale
Newcastle match tickets will never go on general sale through the club. The demand is simply too high for there to be enough tickets to sell to non-members after Mags members and season ticket holders have purchased their seats.
One of the reasons that NUFC are moving to a larger new stadium is because they could easily sell out a far larger ground than St. James’ Park, which holds 52,305.
Buying through the club, all NUFC tickets will be sold first in the Mags members’ ballot and then in a brief first come, first served sales window in the weeks before the match takes place.
The new stadium, expected to be close by in Leazes Park will hold more than 70,000, which gives you an idea of why it can be so difficult to buy Newcastle tickets from the club at the moment.
Newcastle United Tickets | Frequently Asked Questions
How to buy Newcastle United tickets without a membership?
To buy Newcastle tickets without a membership, your best bet is to use Ticket-Compare.com.
We list verified resale tickets from trusted and pre-vetted marketplaces. No Newcastle United membership is needed, and there are no limits on the quantity of NUFC tickets you can buy.
If you try to buy tickets through the club, sales are restricted to members, and even then, only one ticket per account.
Where do the away fans sit at St. James’ Park?
Away fans visiting St. James’ Park will be high on Level 7 in the Leazes Stand at the northern end of the stadium.
These are Blocks L7F to L7M, although the exact block count may vary depending on the size of the away allocation for the match. You can normally get to these seats via turnstiles 91 to 94.
When do Newcastle United tickets go on sale?
You can find Newcastle United tickets on sale via our site any time after the fixture has been announced. This could be as soon as a cup draw is made, or when the fixture list is made public in the summer, for Premier League tickets.
Using the club’s sales process, Newcastle United holds a Mags Member Ballot ahead of each home fixture at St. James’ Park. The ballot typically opens five to six weeks before matchday and remains open for just 24 hours.
After that there is another sales window for members about a week after the ballot opens, selling a small number of tickets to the first takers.
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