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About Molineux Stadium
Welcome to the official venue page for Molineux Stadium, the iconic home of Wolverhampton Wanderers. With a capacity of 31,750, this all-seater ground hosts Premier League–level energy and historic matchups, including England internationals and memorable UEFA Cup Final moments. Whether you’re planning a matchday or a special event, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, parking tips, transit options, and trusted nearby hotels and dining options to make your trip simple and enjoyable.
Note on naming and stands: the stadium itself remains a landmark, while some stands have been renamed during redevelopment (for example, John Ireland Stand to Steve Bull Stand and Jack Harris Stand to Sir Jack Hayward Stand).
Plan your visit with confidence—secure your seats through our easy process, arrive with clear parking guidance, and enjoy nearby lodging and dining options that fit your budget and schedule. If you’re traveling from out of town, the stadium’s location is convenient to Wolverhampton city center and major transport links, including the Midland Metro and local bus routes. We’ve included affiliate partner recommendations to help you find reliable hotels and great places to eat near Molineux Stadium.
Be sure to check the seating chart for your matchday allocation and refer to official venue guides for the most up-to-date blocks and access details. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket buying and local tips to enhance your experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR, England.
- Capacity: 31,750 all-seater stadium.
- Venue type: football stadium (home of Wolverhampton Wanderers).
- Stands: Steve Bull Stand, Sir Jack Hayward Stand, Stan Cullis Stand, Billy Wright Stand.
- Seating chart: four primary stands with blocks assigned per stand; seating plan available from stadium guides.
- Parking: limited on match days; official parking options and nearby pay-and-display car parks exist.
- Transit: Wolverhampton St George's (Midland Metro) ~0.6 miles; buses stop near the ground; good pedestrian access from the city center.
- Nearby hotels: A Park View Hotel (closest), Ely House Hotel, Holiday Inn Wolverhampton – Racecourse.
- Notable events: hosted the first UEFA Cup Final in 1972; Bon Jovi performed there in 2003; England internationals and England U21 matches have been held at the ground.
- Renaming/demolition note: the stadium itself is not demolished or renamed; several stands have been renamed (e.g., John Ireland Stand to Steve Bull Stand; Jack Harris Stand to Sir Jack Hayward Stand) during redevelopment.