About Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club was formed in 1877 and has played at Molineux since 1889, making it one of English football's oldest grounds. The Wolves have a proud history and a loyal fanbase. Molineux has been extensively redeveloped and now has a capacity of over 31,000.

Molineux is in Wolverhampton city centre, a short walk from the train and bus stations. Away fans are housed in the quadrant between the Steve Bull Stand and the Sir Jack Hayward Stand with good views and dedicated concourse facilities.

Quick Facts

Full Name: Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club

Nickname: Wolves

Founded: 1877

Stadium: Molineux Stadium

Capacity: 31,750

Location: Wolverhampton

League: Premier League

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Stadium Information

Stadium Name

Molineux Stadium

Address

Waterloo Road

Wolverhampton

WV1 4QR

Capacity

31,750

Opened

1889

Pitch Dimensions

105m x 68m

Surface

Grass

Stadium History & Features

Molineux has been Wolves' home since 1889 and has been extensively redeveloped. The stadium has four stands: the Billy Wright Stand, the Stan Cullis Stand, the Steve Bull Stand, and the Sir Jack Hayward Stand. Away fans are located in the quadrant between the Steve Bull and Sir Jack Hayward stands with good views of the pitch.

Away Fan Seating

Away supporters are allocated seating in the quadrant (south-east). Premier League away allocations are typically around 3,000. Views are good and concourse facilities are available behind the away section.

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Getting to Molineux

By Train

Wolverhampton station is the main rail hub, about a 10–15 minute walk from Molineux. Services run from Birmingham, London Euston, Manchester, and other cities. The stadium is well signposted from the station.

By Tram

West Midlands Metro serves Wolverhampton. St George's and Wolverhampton St George's are within walking distance of Molineux. The tram connects Wolverhampton with Birmingham and the Black Country.

By Bus

Several bus routes serve Waterloo Road and the city centre from across the West Midlands. Check National Express West Midlands and other operators for matchday services.

Travel Tip

The train to Wolverhampton and a short walk to Molineux is the most practical option. Allow plenty of time before and after the match as the area gets busy.

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Parking Information

Parking around Molineux is limited. The stadium is in the city centre with matchday restrictions. The club advises using public transport or official park-and-walk options.

Official Parking

Limited official parking may be available; check the club's website. Blue Badge holders should contact the club for accessible parking.

Street Parking

City centre and residential streets have restrictions. Do not park without checking signs; enforcement is in place.

Important Parking Advice

Use the train to Wolverhampton or official park-and-walk. Do not park on residential streets without a valid permit.

Pubs and Bars

Wolverhampton city centre has a range of pubs and bars; the area around Molineux is busy on matchdays. Above we show some highly rated venues nearby; get more on the Follow Away App.

Pubs near the stadium

Location: Waterloo Road, city centre

Distance: 5–15 minutes' walk

Several pubs serve the city centre and approaches to Molineux. Policies vary; check before you go. Be respectful and follow any steward or pub instructions.

Pub Tips for Away Fans

Wolverhampton has a traditional football atmosphere. If in doubt, check pub policies and be respectful to home fans.

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Food and Dining Options

Inside the Stadium

Molineux has food and drink kiosks in the concourses. Options include hot food, pies, burgers, snacks, and soft and alcoholic drinks. Contactless payment is widely accepted.

  • Pies & Hot Food: Standard matchday hot food
  • Burgers & Snacks: Available at concourse kiosks
  • Soft Drinks & Hot Beverages: Tea, coffee, and soft drinks
  • Alcohol: Beer and other drinks (ID may be required)

Near the Stadium

Wolverhampton city centre

Fast food, takeaways, and cafes in the city centre. Options within a short walk of Molineux.

Waterloo Road

Some outlets along Waterloo Road. Many fans eat in the city centre before the match.

Wolverhampton City Centre

Wolverhampton city centre offers a range of pubs, cafes, and takeaways. Many away fans eat or drink in the city before walking to Molineux.

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Ticket Information

Buying Tickets

Away tickets for Molineux are sold through your club's official ticket office. Allocations vary by fixture; Premier League away allocations are typically around 3,000. Check your club for sale dates and loyalty criteria.

Ticket Prices

Prices are set by Wolverhampton Wanderers and communicated via your club. Premier League away tickets are typically in the range of £30–£50 for adults, with concessions available. Confirm with your club.

Important Ticket Information

  • Tickets are sold only through your club's official channels
  • Photo ID may be required for collection or entry
  • Never buy from touts or unofficial sources
  • Check your club for sale dates and loyalty requirements

Matchday Tips for Away Fans

Before the Match

  • Arrive Early: Allow time for transport and security. The area around the ground gets busy.
  • Transport: Check train and tram services; plan your journey in advance.

At the Stadium

  • Security: Bags may be searched; allow time at the turnstiles.
  • Seating: Away fans are in the quadrant (south-east). Follow stewards' directions.
  • Facilities: Toilets and kiosks are in the concourses behind the away section.

After the Match

  • Exiting: There may be a short hold-back. Follow steward instructions.
  • Transport: Train and tram queues can be long. Consider waiting in the city centre.

General Advice

  • Cash & Cards: Contactless is widely accepted.
  • Respect: Be respectful to home fans and stewards.

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