Make the most of your matchday

Away fans are situated in the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand, which will be stated on your ticket.

The ticket office opens for collections from 12:30. Please remember to bring photo ID if you need to collect your tickets at the ground.

Fans have the option to either travel directly to Wolverhampton or go via Birmingham. Direct trains to Wolverhampton Station depart London Euston hourly at 20 minutes to the hour (e.g. 11:40am) and take approximately 1 hour and 49 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take any train from Euston to Birmingham New Street and change there, where frequent services to Wolverhampton take just 16 minutes. Supporters can also travel to Birmingham Moor Street from London Marylebone on a slower but often cheaper service.

As well as trains from Birmingham New Street, there are also trams to Wolverhampton St George’s, which take just 25 minutes, or plenty of local taxis.

Supporters are advised to carefully check the validity of their ticket and permitted route.

Wolverhampton Train Station is less than a 15-minute walk to the ground.

The last direct train to make kick-off is the 12:40, and the last direct train home is at 19:45.

For those travelling from London, take the M25 and then the M40. After leaving the M40, supporters should join the M6 and exit at Junction 10. From there, follow the A454 via Willenhall to the Wolverhampton Ring Road. Once you reach the Ring Road, take the fourth exit towards Stafford and follow signs for Molineux Stadium.

There are many parking options, such as Birch Street, Camp Street, and other city centre car parks.

The postcode for Molineux is WV1 4QR.

We will be running away coaches for this match. Coaches will depart from Ealing Road, adjacent to the Novotel Hotel, at 9am.

They are priced at £39 for adults and £29 for concessions.

All coach information can be found here.

Tickets can be purchased here.

Most pubs in the city are strictly for home supporters; however, TWELVE on Broad Street has been recommended by the hosts as the new designated away pub.

For away fans wanting a more relaxed atmosphere, The Combermere Arms is also welcoming visitors. This is a 15-minute walk to the ground.

In previous years, supporters have headed to the Blue Brick by the Premier Inn or The Prince Albert near the station, but both are now closed.

Alternatively, fans travelling via Birmingham can try any pub in the city centre there but should allow plenty of time before kick-off when travelling on to Wolverhampton.

Near the ground, supporters from past seasons have recommended food at The Staveley Chippy and Shawarma.

For families staying for the weekend, Wolves recommend several attractions such as Air Space, The Grand Theatre, and Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Before the match, the city centre also has plenty of restaurants to choose from.

The last direct train from Wolverhampton to London is at 19:45. For those travelling via Birmingham, the last train from Birmingham New Street Station to London Euston Station is at 22:06.

After the game, traffic can build up on the roads. We advise supporters to follow the crowds back to Wolverhampton Station before taking a train either to London or Birmingham.

Wolves have 14 wheelchair places available for matches, plus assistant tickets if required. These are located in the Steve Bull Lower, Block J2. Buses or other vehicles carrying disabled supporters can arrange a drop-off by contacting the club in advance.

There are accessible toilets in the away end.

The home side’s Disability Access Team can be contacted on 01902 810485.

For any other accessibility queries in advance, please contact Brentford’s Disability Access Officer at [email protected].

Guide dogs can be accommodated anywhere in the stadium.

There is a range of hotels for visiting fans to choose from, suitable for every budget, including Novotel, Premier Inn, Redwings, and Britannia.

Wolverhampton has a variety of bars in the city centre to suit all preferences.

For those heading up the night before the game, options include The Bohemian, The Parisian, and the nightclub The Planet.

Alternatively, fans can go out in nearby Birmingham, which offers a wider range of options.

Safety information and banned items can be found on Wolves’ website here

We hope you enjoy the match. Come on you Bees!