Newcastle United spotlight inclusive St. James' Park to...

Unite For Access uses two weeks of the sporting calendar (28 February – 15 March) as part of a collective effort to champion inclusive experiences for fans living with disabilities.

With recent research from Level Playing Field showing that 23% of disabled fans feel excluded from sporting venues due to accessibility issues, Newcastle United has taken action.

TOURS TAILORED FOR EVERY FAN

A new programme of Accessible Stadium Tours has been introduced for the 2025/26 season, each designed to be educational, welcoming, and fully accessible.

Visually Impaired tour (new for 2025/26)
A sensory journey through St. James’ Park, featuring enhanced audio description from tour guides. Discover the club’s history through touch: from the fabric of a Newcastle United kit to the texture of historic club crests.
British Sign Language tour (new for 2025/26)
Led by professional BSL interpreter guides, these tours ensure Deaf and hard-of-hearing fans catch every story, anecdote and behind-the-scenes secret.
Tour Down Memory Lane (new for 2025/26)
A gentle stroll through the heritage and heroes of Newcastle United. Perfect for older generations looking to relive iconic Magpies moments at a relaxed pace.
Autism-friendly tour
Developed in partnership with the North East Autism Society, this sensory-conscious tour offers a calm journey through the dressing rooms and dugouts, with smaller groups and reduced noise.
Wheelchair access
Our Classic Stadium Tour is fully suited to wheelchair users and ambulant disabled fans with limited mobility. Visitors should share access requirements with the tours team in advance to ensure a smooth experience.