Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves) FC – How to Buy Tickets as a Tourist

• Stadium: Molineux Stadium
• Location: Wolverhampton, England
• Capacity: 32,050
• Official Site: wolves.co.uk

Wolverhampton Wanderers, better known as Wolves, are a smallish club with a rich heritage. The city of Wolverhampton is near Birmingham in an area known as the Midlands. Their big rivals are all the other Midland clubs such as Aston Villa, Leicester City, West Bromwich Albion, Birmingham City, and Stoke City. It has a modern stadium with a biggish capacity. They wear gold/yellow and the fans are pretty passionate and friendly.

To purchase Wolves tickets you must have created an account with them. It's free to create the account. You can sign up here: https://login.wolves.co.uk/auth/register

Once you have created an account, head to the ticketing website by clicking "Tickets" located in the top left corner. At this point you will be asked to link an existing supporter number (also known as a client reference number). If you don't have one of these, simply click the button to "Create New Client Reference Number".

Doing this allows you to buy tickets that are on General Sale. However for some matches, you will need to be a member to actually be able to purchase tickets. Wolves have a few different membership options available. These include: My Wolves, Wolf Pack, Young Wolves (aimed at children) and Wolves Dribblers (aimed at very young children).

As a member you will gain loyalty points too which will help in buying tickets. All members receive 100 loyalty points just for being a member. Every game you attend, you will also gain 10 points. There are various ticketing sale windows for members and those with different loyalty points.

• My Wolves (adults aged 17+) costs £45
• Wolf Pack (children aged 12–16) costs £25
• Young Wolves (children aged 3–11) costs £25
• Wolves Dribblers (aged 0 to 2) cost £20

For all three memberships you get discounted ticket prices for category A and B games, access to members priority windows for home tickets, as well as 10% discount on the museum and stadium tour. The Wolves Dribblers get a 10% discount on the museum and stadium tours, and get invited to exclusive members only events.

All of these memberships are open to international fans. However, be aware that for these memberships you also get a free gift. For UK based members the postage & packing fees are £3.00. For those of you based outside the UK P&P will cost £9, and for fans in the USA it costs an additional £12. If you are coming to the UK to visit a game, and have booked your hotel, it may be worth asking them if they hold your membership gifts and you collect it when you arrive.

Tickets go on sale approximately 3 weeks before the match. Wolves operate 3 sale windows:

1. Membership+ sale window
2. All other members sale window
3. General sale to non-members etc.

The Membership+ is a top secret membership scheme that is only open to those invited. To be invited you need to have attended a lot of games.

You can most likely find tickets on general sale for those mid week games against category C teams. Still struggling to get a ticket, try the Facebook group (watch out for scammers).

You can buy tickets online at: eticketing.co.uk/wolves
Or you can telephone: +44 (0)371 222 1877.
Or you can even buy in person at their ticket office at the stadium. For opening times: https://www.wolves.co.uk/club/about-us/opening-hours/

If you have an issue with your current booking, or you have general queries, you should contact Fan Services instead at: fanservices@wolves.co.uk or telephone: +44 (0)1902 810485 between the UK hours of 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday.

There are also numerous supporter clubs dotted around the world. These places often have additional tickets available for members of these clubs. You can search for them here: https://worldwide.wolves.co.uk/find-a-club/

The international fans website (available in multiple languages including Chinese, Spanish, South Korean, and Portuguese) can be found here: https://worldwide.wolves.co.uk/

Failing all of that, you can try to join this private Facebook group and ask here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wolvestickets — you should be aware of the potential for scams.

Ticket prices vary depending on the match category and seating location. Wolves place fixtures into three categories: A, B and C. A games are the most expensive, and C games are the cheapest. Whilst the fixtures and their relevant category haven't been announced for the 2025/2026 season yet, the following is most likely:

• Category A: Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham (Spurs), and Aston Villa.
• Category B: Everton, Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest, West Ham United, Leeds, Crystal Palace.
• Category C: Fulham, Sunderland, Brentford, Bournemouth, Brighton & Hove Albion, Burnley.

These were the prices for each category of game for the 2024/2025 season:

Category A Matches

Stand	Adult	65+	Under 21	Under 17	Under 14
Graham Hughes (Uncovered)	£37.00	£27.00	£27.00	£13.50	£10.50
Stan Cullis	£56.00	£38.50	£35.00	£21.00	£13.50
Sir Jack Hayward	£56.00	£38.50	£35.00	£21.00	£13.50
Billy Wright Lower	£59.00	£41.00	£41.00	£23.00	£8.50
Steve Bull	£62.00	£46.00	£46.00	£25.50	£16.00
Billy Wright Wing	£65.50	£48.50	£64.50	£38.00	£17.00
Billy Wright Centre	£71.00	£71.00	£71.00	£71.00	£71.00

Category B Matches

Stand	Adult	65+	Under 21	Under 17	Under 14
Graham Hughes (Uncovered)	£35.00	£25.50	£25.50	£13.00	£9.50
Stan Cullis	£48.50	£34.00	£32.00	£19.50	£9.50
Sir Jack Hayward	£48.50	£34.00	£32.00	£19.50	£9.50
Billy Wright Lower	£51.00	£35.50	£35.50	£23.00	£8.50
Steve Bull	£53.50	£40.50	£39.50	£25.50	£16.00
Billy Wright Wing	£56.00	£41.50	£39.00	£37.00	£17.00
Billy Wright Centre	£60.00	£60.00	£60.00	£60.00	£60.00

Category C Matches

Stand	Adult	65+	Under 21	Under 17	Under 14
Graham Hughes (Uncovered)	£26.50	£18.50	£17.00	£10.50	£6.50
Stan Cullis	£31.50	£22.50	£20.00	£12.00	£7.50
Sir Jack Hayward	£31.50	£22.50	£20.00	£12.00	£7.50
Billy Wright Lower	£31.50	£22.50	£20.00	£13.50	£7.00
Steve Bull	£35.00	£24.50	£21.00	£14.00	£11.50
Billy Wright Wing	£38.00	£26.50	£23.50	£16.00	£13.50
Billy Wright Centre	£40.00	£40.00	£40.00	£40.00	£40.00

The most expensive seats are typically in the upper tiers of the Billy Wright Stand, while more affordable options are available in the Graham Hughes Stand which is uncovered (so if/when it rains, you will get very wet! Only small foldable umbrellas are allowed). Concession prices are available for under 14s, under-17s, under 21s and over-65s. Hospitality packages and Museum+ experiences are also offered at varying price points.

There are several different packages available:

Match Day Sponsor

You pay to sponsor the team and in return you get a private reserved table facing the soccer field in the Sir Jack's restaurant, drinks (wine, beer and soda), guided tour of the stadium, padded seats on the Sir Jack's balcony, parking lot passes and a four course meal. There are different sponsorship packages available including Main Match, Head Coach and Match Ball. You will need to contact the club directly to find prices.

Sir Jack's Restaurant

The prices start at £396 and allows you to dine whilst overlooking the soccer field (screens will lower just before the match starts), and a padded seat in the Billy Wright stand. You also get a four course premium meal in the restaurant, a pre-match tour of the locker rooms and tunnel areas, a welcome drink, half time refreshments, and parking lot space too. The experience starts 3 hours and 45 minutes before kick off and you have an hour after the game too.

The International

The prices start at £216 and you receive a four course meal, a welcome drink, half time refreshments, a free matchday programme (a small magazine for that day's game) which makes a nice souvenir, and of course padded seats in the Billy Wright Upper tier next to the directors. The experience starts 2 hours before kick off and you have an hour after the game too.

The Boardroom

Prices start at £330, you get a six course a la carte meal, free wine, beer and/or soda, parking lot pass, Directors W6 seating, and a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir. The experience starts 2.5 hours before the start of the game and you have an hour after the game too.

President's Restaurant

Prices start at £264 for this experience and includes a 4 course meal, complimentary alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, soda), parking lot pass, and a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir. Of course you also get padded seats located centrally in the Billy Wright stand.

WV1 Club

Prices start at £165.50. You get a padded seat in the lower tier of the Stan Cullis stand, a two course buffet 'grazing' meal and half time and full time refreshments. You also have a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir. The experience starts 2 hours before the match starts, and goes on for a further hour after the game.

WV1+

Prices from £282 and for this you get a welcome drink on arrival, free beer/wine/soda, unlimited small plate food (think tapas), parking lot pass, half time and full time refreshments, and a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir. Padded seats are located in the lower tier of the Stan Cullis stand.

WV1 Quadrant

Prices from £282 in a smaller venue (max 34 people), drinks (beer, wine, soda) included, unlimited small plate menu, parking lot pass and a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir. You will also have a padded seat on a private balcony in the lower tier of the Stan Cullis stand. The experience starts 2 hours before the game, and for 1 hour afterwards.

Billy's Boot Room

Prices starting from £192, the package includes half time and full time refreshments, parking lot pass, a welcome drink, three course meal, and padded seats in the upper tier of the Billy Wright stand. A free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir is also included. The experience starts 2 hours before the game, and for 1 hour afterwards.

Steve Bull Boxes

These are the most expensive option and you pay per box. So if you are a group (max 8 people), it can work out as little as £150 per person — a much more reasonable and attainable price point. The boxes come with a two course meal, half time and full time refreshments, parking lot pass, for each guest a free matchday programme which makes a nice souvenir, and your own private executive box which is located behind the away fans section in the Steve Bull stand.

Hospitality Categories

The prices you pay depends on what category the match is in. Wolves have 5 categories for hospitality fixtures: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Platinum+:

• Platinum+: Liverpool, Manchester United, Aston Villa
• Platinum: Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Tottenham (Spurs)
• Gold: Chelsea, Newcastle United, Ipswich Town*, Everton, West Ham United, Leicester City*, Brentford
• Silver: Brighton & Hove Albion, Crystal Palace, Southampton*, Bournemouth
• Bronze: Fulham

* teams have been relegated for the 2025/2026 season.

Hospitality Package Prices by Match Category

Package	Platinum+	Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Sir Jack's Restaurant	£708	£678	£465	£432	£396
The International	£330	£303.60	£264	£249.60	£216
The Boardroom	£570	£540	£450	£396	£330
President's Restaurant	£504	£478.80	£392.40	£342	£264
WV1 Club	£312	£288	£222	£198	£165.60
WV1+	£426	£402	£357.60	£336	£282
WV1 Quadrant	£426	£402	£357.60	£336	£282
Billy's Boot Room	£318	£294	£238.80	£216	£192
Steve Bull Boxes	£2,274	£2,040	£1,620	£1,260	£1,198.80

Please note: There is a dress code for all hospitality areas (does not apply to under 14s). Football jerseys (including home jerseys), sportswear, tracksuits, and clothing with offensive branding are not permitted. Sneakers must be clean and smart in appearance. Smart jeans are allowed, but they must not have any rips or tears.

Molineux (pronounced Mol-lin-you) Stadium is an old style football stadium which comprises four main stands:

• Billy Wright Stand: Located on the west side, this stand houses the team dressing rooms, media booths, and the family section. Sometimes known as the Billy Quiet stand, it's mostly used by older fans and hospitality sections.
• Steve Bull Stand: It's the oldest stand and is quite cozy (i.e. small). It can have a nice atmosphere and you will be above the away fans who are positioned in the lower tier. It has the least facilities but probably has the best chance to buy tickets.
• Stan Cullis Stand: Better known as the North Stand, it's the most recently renovated stand and often hosts the more vocal home supporters. Our recommendation is to buy tickets here if you can.
• Sir Jack Hayward Stand: Located behind the south goal, also known as 'The South Bank', it's a single-tier stand with safe standing areas. It has the best atmosphere. Although it's mostly season ticket holders. Most people stand here even in non safe standing areas.

There are licensed standing positions in the Stan Cullis Quadrant, Steve Bull Lower and the Sir Jack Hayward Stand. Please pay attention when booking tickets, as licensed standing will be highlighted in the booking process. Family Area Blocks WL1 to WL9 of the Billy Wright stand lower tier are the stadium's designated family area.

Away supporters are typically seated in the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand. For the best atmosphere, the Stan Cullis Stand is recommended, while the Billy Wright Stand offers premium seating options.

The Graham Hughes' stand is uncovered — it's entirely open to the elements so if it rains, you will get wet.

Address: Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR, England

Molineux, Wolves stadium, is located just north of the downtown area of the city of Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton is located in the middle of England, to the north west of the major city of Birmingham. The international airport is located on the opposite side of Birmingham.

Train

Wolverhampton train station is a 15 minute walk from the stadium. The train allows easy access from London and Birmingham as well as Manchester and Liverpool. There are direct trains to the Birmingham International Airport (BHX).

Metro

This is effectively a tram service and runs from Birmingham downtown (Grand Central railway station and shopping mall) to Wolverhampton every 6–8 minutes during the day and every 15 minutes in evenings and Sundays. The station in Wolverhampton to aim for is called Pipers Row. It's the last stop and is right next to the main bus station too. It's a 15 minute walk from here to the stadium.

Bus

The new bus station is called Pipers Row and is also a 15 minute walk to the stadium. National Express (an inter city coach company similar to Greyhound) coaches also stop here too. Flix buses only leave from Birmingham.

Cycling

At Molineux there is a parking lot for bicycles located directly in front of the ticket office (located between the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright stands). You can hire bicycles, including e-bikes and e-scooters from docking stations. The closest docking station is located at the University across the dual highway from the stadium. This site has more information: https://www.wmcyclehire.co.uk/

Walking

The best method to use as the cycling and road routes will be clogged with fans. You can use the subway/underpass to cross the major road south of the stadium. The best way from the bus, tram or railway station is to head towards the University, and then use the underpass to get to the stadium itself. The stand you see in front of you will be the Sir Jack Hayward stand.

Car

From the M6 motorway follow the signposts to Wolverhampton. Molineux stadium is situated just off the A4150 on the northern side of Wolverhampton. Expect roads around the stadium to be heavily congested and some will be closed to traffic. The A4150 will remain open, but roads directly next to the stadium (Jack Hayward Way, Waterloo Road) will be closed.

There are some limited parking lots at the stadium which you should pre-book via the Wolves website. These car parks will reopen about 20 minutes after the end of the game.

The Science Park is currently the only match-to-match parking fulfilled through the club officially. The postcode (zip code) for this is: WV10 9RU.

You should avoid parking at the parking lot at the Asda supermarket. You will likely receive a fine for parking there. There are also some other parking lots nearby that you can find here: www.justpark.com – Molineux Parking

The best pubs nearby for Wolves fans include:

• The Leaping Wolf (formerly known as The Goalpost): A popular spot for home fans as it's right next to the Stan Cullis stand, offering a lively atmosphere. Google Maps
• The Lych Gate Tavern: A traditional pub in the city center, known for its selection of ales. Google Maps
• The Clarendon: Wolves fan favourite, but it's a little out of the way for fans travelling into the city for the game. Google Maps
• The Hogshead: A central pub on the route from the train/bus/tram station to the stadium. Google Maps
• The Combermere Arms: Another favourite but on the western approach to the stadium. Google Maps
• George Wallace: Google Maps
• Prince Albert: Wolves favourite. It's not closed, try the door around the rear. Google Maps

Don't be surprised if on match days you are asked to show your match ticket to be able to get into the pubs. They are very popular and as long as you are a fan of Wolves, you'll be accepted by the other patrons. Don't wear non-Wolves colors (Jeans, black, gray, neutral colors will be ok). Also don't come wearing the full kit — jersey, shorts, socks — unless you want to spend the entire afternoon being mocked by other fans! You've been warned.

If you're not eating at the stadium, there's a range of food options in the downtown area:

• Bella: Google Maps
• Made in Thai: Google Maps
• Lupo Lounge: Serving British staples. Google Maps
• Cafe Rossa: Despite the name they serve Indian food. Google Maps
• KFC: Google Maps
• McDonald's: Google Maps
• Asda Supermarket: Cheap supermarket right next to the stadium. Google Maps

What to Wear: Wearing Wolves' colors (gold and black) is encouraged for home supporters. Neutral colors are acceptable, but avoid wearing rival team jerseys (blue, claret/maroon).

What Not to Do: Avoid bringing half-and-half scarves or displaying support for rival teams in home sections. Always respect local customs and fellow fans.

Wolves App: You can download the Wolves App for your smartphone (available on iOS and Android).

Payments: It is a cashless stadium. No cash is accepted inside the stadium. Only card payments are accepted. Apple and Google Pay are both accepted.

Special occasions and dedications: If you have a special occasion or dedication you would like to make, either on the big screen or in the matchday programme, you can contact reception@wolves.co.uk with the text you want included, and a photograph of the supporter. This can be to celebrate a birthday, anniversary or just a special occasion. All entries need to be sent in 14 days prior to the fixture. However, they cannot guarantee all requests will be fulfilled.

Help: Fan services are available on 01902 810485 between 10am and 5pm Monday to Friday (UK times) and up until 2 hours before kick-off on matchday. Fan services are also available at fanservices@wolves.co.uk with emails monitored up until kick-off on matchday. Supporters can also chat with a fan services advisor at help.wolves.co.uk. Chat is available between 10am and 5pm Monday to Friday (UK time).

Fan Zone: The Wolves Fan Zone is located next to the Sir Jack Hayward stand at turnstile block 5 next to the subway/underpass to the university. The fan zone features special guests and live entertainment whilst serving a variety of food and drink. Molineux is a cashless stadium and only card payments will be accepted at the Fan Zone.

Ticket Office: The ticket office is located in between the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright stands, opening on all home match days up until half-time and sometimes it will reopen after the game. Opening times vary depending on kick-off time, please consult the official website ahead of the game for accurate timings.

ATM: The nearest ATM can be found at Asda which is a 1-minute walk from the Stan Cullis stand. Please note that Molineux is a cashless stadium.

North Bank Bar: The North Bank bar is exclusive to season ticket holders and members and serves a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. So if you're not a season ticket holder you cannot enter this bar. See our Food and Drink section for places you can drink at.

Merchandise: The Wolves Megastore is in the centre of the Stan Cullis stand. On a home Saturday matchday, the Megastore will open from 9am and stay open until kick off. They will also reopen after the final whistle.

Entry: Supporters will only be able to gain entry to the stadium using the turnstile block designated on their ticket or season ticket smartcard.

Bags: Bags larger than A4 size (about 30cm/12 inches by 21cm/8 inches) are not permitted. There is no luggage storage facility at the stadium. Luggage storage is available at a small cost, subject to availability, at the Wolverhampton Premier Inn hotel and can be booked via https://www.stasher.com

Flags & Banners: Flags and banners are permitted inside the stadium providing they are no larger than 150cm/59 inches at their widest or longest section. Permission from the club must be granted for flags larger than 150cm. The obstruction of gangways, access & exit routes, entrances, signage and stairways is prohibited.

Smoking & Vaping: Smoking and vaping is not permitted inside Molineux, this includes both the stadium bowl and concourse areas.

Umbrellas: You can take a small folding umbrella but large non-foldable umbrellas like golf umbrellas are not permitted.

Walking Aids: Crutches and such that are medical aids to help you walk are permitted.

Water Bottles: 500ml (16oz) transparent plastic bottles without the caps/lids are permitted. Anything larger and not transparent and not in plastic will not be allowed.

Prohibited Items: Prams/buggies, large umbrellas, motorcycle helmets, flares, smoke devices, knives, weapons, dark coloured bottles, laptops, tablets (iPad etc).

Large DSLR cameras are prohibited too but you should contact fan services to check your cameras beforehand as I have been able to take a large camera inside stadiums to watch soccer on a few occasions, but double check with fan services.

Food: You can take some food into the stadium as long as they fit into the small A4 sized bag.

Leaving the Stadium: Molineux operates a no re-entry policy. If you must leave the stadium for any reason, you will not be permitted to re-enter. We would advise you to avoid leaving early, as on so many occasions there have been dramatic endings to games.

Late Entry: A turnstile on each stand will remain open until half time to allow supporters who arrive late to enter the stadium. After half-time supporters should report to the ticket office where a steward will assist you to your seat.

Forgot your ticket: Supporters who lose or forget their tickets are advised to visit the ticket office when they arrive at Molineux on the day of the game. Upon confirmation of a few details a duplicate ticket will be provided.

Stadium Opening: Turnstiles at Molineux open 90 minutes prior to kick off.

There are several tour options available including: Touchline Access — The Pitchside Experience; VIP Tour; Private tour; Afternoon Tea Tour; Matchday Tour; Inclusive Tour; Wolves Museum; Wolves Museum Presents and a unique Museum Hospitality.

Touchline Access — The Pitchside Experience

This is a guided tour around the stadium and includes entry to the museum too. You will get to visit the soccer field, manager dugouts, but not currently the locker room.

VIP Tour

This tour lasts 90 minutes and is guided by a former Wolves player. It only runs every two weeks on a Thursday evening starting at 6.30pm.

Private Tour

A 90 minute guided tour that is for you or your group.

Afternoon Tea Tour

This is a 90 minute tour together with an afternoon tea experience added on. You do the tour first and then you have afternoon tea overlooking the soccer field. It also includes a ticket to the museum.

Matchday Tour

This tour occurs on the same day as a match. You will visit the stadium, including the home locker room (no photos allowed), players tunnel and a walk around the soccer field too. It's only available to those who have a match day ticket.

Inclusive Tour

This tour is designed for any fan with accessible needs, and has a lower capacity than the other tours. It includes the museum too, but is only available once per month. It costs £22 and this includes a ticket for one carer too.

Wolves Museum

The museum is open 7 days a week (apart from match days) from 10.30am to 4.30pm.

Wolves Museum Presents

This is a talk on the history of the club inside the museum. It's only available on select days and times. A ticket to this includes a chance to explore the museum too. This is probably more aimed at serious fans who are interested in the history of the club.

Matchday Museum Experience

This includes entry to the museum experience and includes a question and answer session with a former men's player, a two course meal and a welcome drink. It does not include a match ticket.

Tour Type	Adult Price	Child Price (Under 14)
Touchline Access — The Pitchside Experience	£15	£10
VIP Tour	£49	£40
Private Tour	Price upon request
Afternoon Tea Tour	£55	£40
Matchday Tour	£40 per tour
Inclusive Tour	£22 (includes 1 free carer)
Wolves Museum	£10	£5
Wolves Museum Presents	£20

Wolverhampton Wanderers have taken meaningful steps to make Molineux a welcoming and accessible environment for all supporters. Whether you are a wheelchair user, have mobility needs, sensory sensitivities, or require communication support such as British Sign Language (BSL), the club provides thoughtful accommodations to make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Personal Assistant / Companion Tickets

If you require a personal assistant or companion to attend a match, they will be admitted free of charge — whether you're buying a ticket for a single match or have a season ticket. You will need to provide supporting evidence of your access needs.

Dedicated Accessible Seating and Lounge

Accessible seating is available in multiple areas around the stadium, including an inviting accessibility lounge named after local legend Rachael Heyhoe Flint. Located in the Stan Cullis Stand, this lounge is open to all disabled supporters on matchdays. Simply speak to a steward at the entrance and they'll guide you in.

Audio Description Commentary

If you're blind or partially sighted, Wolves offer Audio Description Commentary using specialist matchday commentators. This service can be booked in advance and used from any seat in the stadium. To reserve a headset or ask questions, contact the Fan Services team.

Sensory Room

For fans with autism or other neurodiverse conditions, Wolves have a dedicated Sensory Room available on matchdays. You can book it in advance for the entire game, or access it during the match if you find the atmosphere overwhelming (subject to availability). Email fanservices@wolves.co.uk to book or inquire.

British Sign Language (BSL) Support

BSL interpreters are available at each match to assist Deaf supporters. They can be called to the Ticket Office, Megastore, or Fan Zone. If you need one during your visit, ask any steward to radio for an interpreter.

Concourse Accessibility & Menus

Several food and drink kiosks around Molineux have lowered counters for easier access. Each one also carries braille, large print, and easy-read menus, helping all supporters feel comfortable ordering refreshments on the day.

Accessible Stewards & Support

Wolves employ dedicated accessible stewards who wear dark blue vests with the words "Disabled Liaison Steward." If you need help moving to a different seat, reaching your location, or any general support, speak to the nearest steward who can call for the team trained in accessibility support.

Accessible Toilets & Changing Places

There are 26 accessible toilets located around Molineux. If you do not carry a RADAR key (used to unlock accessible toilets in the UK), simply ask a steward who can provide access. For those needing enhanced facilities, there is also a Changing Places toilet available — ideal if your access needs are more complex.

Assistance Dogs

Supporters with assistance dogs are welcome at Molineux. Please contact the club ahead of your visit so they can make suitable arrangements. Speak with Laura on +44 (0)1902 810485.

Temporary Accessibility Needs

If you've recently sustained an injury or are dealing with a short-term condition and need to change your seat, call the club and they will try to relocate you to a more suitable location. Again, contact Laura on the number above.

Induction Loops

Induction hearing loops are fitted at the Ticket Office, Main Reception, and within hospitality areas for supporters who use hearing aids.

Accessible Guide PDF

For an in-depth overview, download the club's official Easy Access Guide (PDF). It includes photos, maps, and additional info about every accessible facility at Molineux.

Contact the Accessibility Team

For anything else, contact Wolves' dedicated Disability Access Officer by emailing fanservices@wolves.co.uk or phoning +44 (0)1902 810485 (ask for Laura). Whether you're attending for the first time or a regular visitor with specific requirements, the club is ready to assist you.

• Official Ticket Site
• Fan Information
• Accessibility
• Hospitality Options
• Wolves Museum & Stadium Tours