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Molineux | Wolverhampton Wanderers FC

MOLINEUX

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For the best atmosphere, the Jack Hayward (South Bank) stand, behind the goal, is a good choice, though it is standing room only. The Steve Bull stand, along the pitch above the away fans, also offers a good atmosphere, but is the oldest and most "cozy" stand. The Stan Cullis (North Bank) stand, behind the opposing goal, offers good seating and views. The Billy Wright stand, a premium stadium section, is known for its good seating and views, but also for being quieter.

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FEATURE ON WHERE TO SIT

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ABOUT THE VENUE
Molineux Stadium, the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, is a modern, all-seater stadium with a capacity of 31,750. It's known for its impressive Stan Cullis Stand, which towers over the other stands, and its unique, oval-shaped stands. The stadium has a rich history, being the first built for a Football League club and having hosted some of the earliest European club games. It has been the home ground of Wolverhampton Wanderers since 1889 and was the first stadium ever built for use by a Football League club.
SEATING PLAN
Molineux Seating Plan
PARKING
Parking at Molineux Stadium is limited and can be expensive. While there are official car parks, they often fill up quickly, so pre-booking is recommended. There are also alternative parking options in the city center and on the ring road.
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