Newcastle Falcons Hospitality & VIP Tickets

Explore exceptional hospitality experiences at Newcastle Falcons, ideal for building client relationships or creating memorable moments with family and friends. Purchase options are available on a match-by-match basis. Our diverse packages feature enticing offerings, ranging from sumptuous five-course meals and customizable cook-to-order pods to delectable street food, ensuring there's something for everyone to savour on our match days.

What to expect with a hospitality ticket with Newcastle Falcons

When you purchase a hospitality ticket with Newcastle Falcons, you can expect a premium matchday experience with various benefits.

• Exclusive Areas
• Pre-Match Dining
• Premium Seating
• Exclusive Bar Service
• Post-Match Analysis
• Matchday Program*

*The VIP ticket and hospitality package inclusions mentioned above reflect typical offerings for VIP match packages.

Newcastle Falcons Hospitality Packages

Falcons' Street Eats

Treat yourself to pre-match street food offerings and live music performances for a memorable matchday experience. Access private bar facilities for exclusive pay-as-you-go beverage service. Stay informed with matchday team sheets. Premium west stand seating provides excellent views of the game. Interact with the Falcons' squad for added excitement. Find the perfect spot with unreserved seating flexibility.

International Suite

Enjoy a delicious 3-course meal with cook-to-order options. Stay refreshed at halftime with a variety of beverages available to purchase. Indulge in a cheeseboard and post-match snacks after the game. Access a paid private bar for all your drink needs. Engage in a pre-match Q&A session with a host and Falcons' players. Keep track of the players with a match-day team sheet. Seamless transition from the hospitality area to your seats. Convenient car parking pass provided (one per four places)*.

Premier Club

Indulge in a delightful 3-course meal served at your table, savouring each bite. Stay refreshed during halftime with a selection of beverages available to purchase to keep you energized. After the match, treat yourself to a tempting cheeseboard and post-match snacks. Enjoy pay-as-you-go private bar facilities for convenient access to your favourite drinks throughout the event. Engage in a pre-match Q&A session with a host and Falcons' players to gain insights and interact with the team. Receive a match day team sheet to stay informed about the players and their positions. With seating outside the suite, easily move between the hospitality area and your seats. Plus, a car parking pass is provided for hassle-free parking (one pass per four places)*.

*Parking passes are subject to availability

For more details, please click on a match you would like to attend and see what packages are available.

Newcastle Falcons Fixtures

v Leicester Tigers - 29th March

v Sale Sharks - 28th April

v Bath Rugby - 10th May

Newcastle Falcons is a prominent rugby union team that competes in Premiership Rugby, the top division of rugby union in England. The club has a rich history, tracing its origins back to 1877 when it was established as the Gosforth Football Club. Over the years, the club merged with the Northumberland Football Club and underwent various transformations until assuming the name Newcastle Falcons.

The Newcastle Falcons play their home matches at Kingston Park, located in Newcastle upon Tyne. The club has a dedicated fan base and is known by the nickname "The Falcons".

Newcastle enjoyed a bumper season in 2017-18 when they made their first-ever Premiership semi-final, finishing fourth in the regular-season standings and smashing their all-time attendance record when 30,174 supporters flocked to St James’ Park to watch a 25-22 victory over Northampton Saints.

Relegation followed the season after despite high points including a pair of memorable Champions Cup victories away to Toulon and at home against Montpellier, but once again the Falcons bounced back to the top flight at the first attempt despite their Championship season being cut short due to the Covid pandemic.

Achievements

The Newcastle Falcons have had notable successes throughout their history. They won the Premiership title for the first time in their history in the 1997-1998 season. They also reached the final of the European Challenge Cup in 2004 and went on to win the competition in 2008 and 2014.

Community Engagement

The Newcastle Falcons are actively involved in community engagement programs. They work with local schools and clubs to promote grassroots rugby and offer coaching clinics for aspiring young players. The club also supports various charitable initiatives and fundraising events.

Kingston Park

The Falcons' home stadium, Kingston Park, has a seating capacity of around 10,200 spectators. Apart from hosting rugby matches, the stadium also includes training facilities, a clubhouse, and conference rooms. It is a vibrant venue on match days, generating a lively atmosphere.

Development Pathway

The club places a strong emphasis on developing young talent. They have an academy system in place to identify and nurture promising players. Many players have progressed through the Falcons' academy and gone on to represent not only the club but also international teams.

Rivalries

The Newcastle Falcons have historic rivalries with other English rugby clubs, often leading to competitive and exciting matches. One of their notable rivalries is with the North East rivals, the Sale Sharks. Matches between these two teams are always fiercely contested.

Newcastle Falcon Legends

1. Inga Tuigamala: Tuigamala, a cross-code All Black from Samoa, was a prominent player for the Falcons. He played a significant role in the Championship-winning side and is regarded as a legend at the club.

2. Doddie Weir: Weir, a Scotland international, was another notable player for the Falcons. He had a successful career and is highly regarded for his contributions to the club.

3. Gary Armstrong: Armstrong, a Scottish scrum-half, was known for his pace and quick thinking on the field. He is considered a legend at the Newcastle Falcons.

4. Tony Underwood: Underwood, an England international, played as a winger for the Falcons. He was known for his try-scoring ability and is regarded as a legendary player at the club.

5. Alan Tait: Tait, a British and Irish Lions player, had a successful career with the Falcons. He played as a full-back and is considered a legend of the club.

6. Jonny Wilkinson: Wilkinson, who needs no introduction, began his career at the Newcastle Falcons. He achieved great success with the club, including winning the Premiership title. Wilkinson is widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby players of all time.