Newcastle United travel to Scotland for their pre-season clash with Everton this week.
To buy match tickets for the Murrayfield fixture, click here.
Match details
Newcastle United FC v Everton
Wednesday 12th August 2026
Kick Off - 5:15pm
Turnstiles open - 3:45pm
West Stand Fan Village open - 3:15pm
Travel to Murrayfield Stadium
Stadium Address: Roseburn St, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ
Tram: For those wishing to utilise the tram and are arriving at Edinburgh Waverly Train Station, services will depart from the West End stop shown below. This is due to an ongoing incident and road closure by authorities on Princes Street.
Bus: Supporters can get to the stadium via Lothian buses services via Edinburgh City Centre – Services 1, 3, 12, 22, 25, 26, 30, 31 or 33. For all up to date information, please follow the link here.
Walk: For those wishing to walk, it is around a 30-minute journey from the west end of Princes Street.
Parking and Drop-Off: There is no public parking available at the stadium.
As there is no supporter segregation outside the stadium, supporters can be dropped off on either side of the stadium where suitable.
More information can be found here.
Trams and the stop at Murrayfield Stadium can become very busy on event days, so please allow extra time for your journey.
Park & Ride: Supporters travelling by car may wish to use Ingliston Park & Ride, located at 2 Eastfield Road, Newbridge, EH28 8LS. The site is open daily from 4:00am to 2:00am and parking is free. Please note that overnight parking is not permitted.
There are 1,085 spaces, including 46 disabled parking bays. The site is served by Lothian Buses, Edinburgh Trams and FlixBus, so supporters should check the latest timetables before travelling.
Please be aware that Ingliston Park & Ride may fill up early on major event days at Murrayfield. If full, supporters may wish to consider Hermiston Park & Ride as an alternative. Motor homes are not permitted.
On arrival at Murrayfield Stadium
All Newcastle United supporters are advised to arrive in good time with turnstiles opening 90 minutes before kick-off. Those with valid tickets for the Newcastle United section will be directed towards the South Stand.
Please see map shown:
Need a hand finding your way? Here to Help staff will be available throughout the day and can be identified by their blue jackets, or please ask any of the stewards on site.
Bag and Flag Policy at Murrayfield Stadium
No bags larger than A4 (30xm x 20cm x 10cm) will be permitted entry. Any bags brought in will be searched. Please note there will be no bag drop facility at the stadium.
Locations around the city to store luggage can be found here:
Flags are permitted however must be no larger than 2x3 metres and must be fire retardant with poles no bigger than 1 meter tall and 1 inch thick, and feature no offensive, discriminatory, or political slogans.
Prohibited Items at Murrayfield Stadium
The following articles must not be brought within the ground:
Any person in possession of a restricted item, will be refused entry.
Food & Drink at Murrayfield Stadium
The West Stand Fan Village will be open to ticketed supporters, with food and drink available to purchase by card only. Please be aware that Everton supporters will also have access to this area.
Please note, this is the only available area in which supporters can purchase alcohol in line with Scottish Licensing Laws. Please note alcohol is not permitted within the stadium bowl.
There will also be food and soft drink vendors located around the North, East and South Stands – please note that all catering is on the ground floor.
Accessibility Information
Accessible entrances and accessible gates will be available for supporters who require them at all sides of the stadium.
The accessible entrance closest to the Newcastle section is located to the left of the grey turnstile building opposite the tram stop.
Please note that the standard turnstiles are narrow. Supporters who may find these difficult to use can instead enter via the accessible gates.
TheWhat3Words location for this accessible entrance is: split.drum.palace
Accessible parking and drop-off: Accessible parking is available. There is a limited allocation, and it is allocated via a ballot.
To apply, please contact [email protected]
Accessible car parking is located at the ice rink next to the stadium.
As there is no supporter segregation outside the stadium, supporters can be dropped off on either side of the stadium where appropriate.
Please note that Roseburn Street will be closed in the build up to kick off and for a period after to allow for fan access and egress.
Public transport: Murrayfield Stadium tram stop has lift access. Supporters travelling by tram should check the most up-to-date travel information before setting off.
Within the stadium:
Those with trackside accessible tickets (7A) will get access to their seats by West 7, next to the Macron Store.
For those in accessible terraces 12A and 34A there are lifts located in the North, South and West to get access to the L2 concourse
Please note there is a changing places toilet with hoist at the stadium, this is located by West 7 on the ground floor:
Buggy and wheelchair storage will also be available in the South Stand. Follow the roadway along the South Stand to the South Stand offices, where the learning lab is located for wheelchair and buggy storage.
Audio description commentary: Audio description commentary will be available. Headsets can be collected from West Main Reception and do not need to be pre-booked.
Accessible toilets:
Accessible toilets are available close to accessible seating areas on both the terraces and by West 7A.
Sensory space: A sensory space will be available in the south-west corner. There is limited capacity, so supporters are recommended to contact the Customer Services team at Murrayfield Stadium by emailing [email protected].
Assistance dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome at Murrayfield Stadium. Supporters attending with an assistance dog may wish to contact Murrayfield in advance so that the most suitable seating requirements can be arranged.
The link below can be used to submit an enquiry:
Submit a request – Scottish Rugby
More information about Accessibility at Murrayfield Stadium can be found here – this includes walking distances to key locations, step numbers for seated sections and additional directional information to the different lifts around the venue:
