Molineux Stadium
Home to Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club
Eventmasters Corporate Hospitality are delighted to offer VIP Hospitality Packages throughout the 2025/26 season at Molineux, the home of Premier League Club Wolves, who are a historic club founded all the way back in 1877. Molineux is an iconic football venue with a capacity of more than 30,000, it is a stadium that has a great atmosphere, with Premier League and FA Cup matches taking place there this season.
Guests will have a luxurious experience of all of the enthralling action with incredible facilities that will provide the perfect backdrop to the entertaining matches taking place at Molineux this season.
Molineux Stadium – Wolves Hospitality
Here at Eventmasters Corporate Hospitality, we are delighted to be able to offer tremendous hospitality at the historic Molineux, the home of one of the country’s oldest professional football clubs – Wolverhampton Wanderers, known as Wolves for short. For further information on the options available, please click on the hospitality button below.
Enjoy all of the action in the 2025/26 Premier League season at Molineux with our Wolves VIP Hospitality. We are delighted to offer a variety of packages, including the WV1 Club, WV1 Plus, Sir Jacks Restaurant, The Boardroom, the Presidents Restaurant, The International, the Steve Bull Box, the WV1 Quadrant, and finally Billy’s Boot Room.
All of these packages offer a multi course menu, a matchday programme for each guest, padded seats, car parking, half and full time refreshments, and much more. All will also offer you and your guests and clients superb views of the enthralling action taking place on the pitch at the historic Molineux Stadium.
Take full advantage of our Wolves Hospitality Packages and treat yourself to a VIP experience, whilst enjoying enthralling Premier League action this season at Molineux.
Molineux Stadium – Upcoming Premier League Fixtures
See here for the Upcoming Wolverhampton Wanderers FC Fixtures
Wolves v Crystal Palace Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Saturday 22 November 2025 Kick-off – 3pm
Wolves v Nottingham Forest Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Wednesday 3 December 2025 Kick-off – 7:30pm
Wolves v Manchester United Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Monday 8 December 2025 Kick-off – 8pm
Wolves v Brentford Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Saturday 20 December 2025 Kick-off – 3pm
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Molineux Stadium History
Molineux has been the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers for almost 140 years since it was built and opened all the way back in 1889. The club moved to their current home after spending the first years of their existence following their founding playing at various grounds, including Goldthorn Hill, John Harper’s Field, and Dudley Road. The four stands at Molineux are named as follows: The Steve Bull Stand, the Sir Jack Hayward Stand, the Stan Cullis Stand, and finally the Billy Wright Stand.
Wolves were founded all the way back in 1877, and they are a historic club that has enjoyed great success over the years. The West Midlands outfit have won three top flight titles (1953/54, 1957/58 & 1958/59), four FA Cups (1892/93, 1907/08, 1948/49 & 1959/60), and also two League Cups (1973/74 & 1979/80).
They have also experienced several memorable European nights over the years, and they have previously reached the UEFA Cup Final (Now the Europa League) back in the 1971/72 season. Wolves were also key in the development of Europe wide football cup competitions, and they were amongst the participants in the early days of UEFA’s competitions back in the 1950s.
Following the departure of Vitor Pereira, the Old Gold are currently looking for the Portuguese’s permanent successor, who will be looking to steer Wolves well clear of the drop zone, whilst looking towards a potential mid table finish come the end of the current 2025/26 Premier League season.
The Old Gold did experience European Football back in the 2019/20 season, when they took part in that year’s UEFA Europa League.
Structure and facilities
The capacity of the stadium is 32,050, and it consists of four stands, which are the Steve Bull Stand, the Sir Jack Hayward Stand, the Stan Cullis Stand, and finally the Billy Wright Stand.
Steve Bull Stand
The Steve Bull Stand is named after club legend Steve Bull MBE, who spent 13 years at the club from 1986 to 1999 where he made more than 470 appearances whilst also scoring no less than 306 goals in all competitions, which included no less than 18 hat-trick – both of these are club records as of the time of writing.
Sir Jack Hayward Stand
Moving on to the Sir Jack Hayward Stand, this is named after their legendary former Owner and Chairman Sir Jack Hayward OBE. He saved the club from financial oblivion, buying the club for just over £2m when they were in the Second Division in May 1990. The club went on to enjoy back-to-back promotions. Hayward personally invested no less than £70 million into Molineux whilst writing off annual debts throughout what was an extraordinary 17 years with him at the helm.
Stan Cullis Stand
As for the Stan Cullis Stand, it is named in tribute to Stan Cullis, who is a legendary former player and manager of the club. As a player, he spent more than a decade, making 171 appearances between 1934 and 1947 after initially joining from Ellesmere Port Wednesday.
As a Manager, he served from 1948 and 1964, where he won two FA Cups, as well as no less than 3 league titles. Overall, Cullis had served the club for what was an extraordinary 30 years.
Billy Wright Stand
Finally, we move on to the Billy Wright Stand, which was named after yet another legendary Wolves player, this time in the form of Billy Wright. He played as a wing half and as a central defender over the course of his illustrious career with Wolves and was a previous record appearance holder with 541 since joining as a trainee in 1938. He led the club to an FA Cup Final win in 1949, as well as three First Division titles before his retirement in 1959. He also scored 16 goals in what was a spectacular 21 year spell with Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Molineux Stadium Facilities
Originally opening all the way back in 1889, Molineux has evolved dramatically both as a venue for football and its facilities. There are of course four stands, which are the aforementioned Steve Bull Stand, the Sir Jack Hayward Stand, the Stan Cullis Stand, and finally the Billy Wright Stand. The stadium has a capacity of 32,050, and the atmosphere on matchday is electric.
There are plenty of food and drink outlets for fans to enjoy throughout the stadium. There are both vegan and vegetarian options available, and it is worth knowing that Molineux is a cashless stadium, so card or contactless payment is to be utilised by all supporters.
There is the North Bank Bar that opens two hours before kick-off, with it closing once the game gets underway. It is located next to block ND of the Stan Cullis Stand. Note that only season ticket holders and members can access this particular facility.
A fan zone is also there to enhance the experience of fans, with it located next to Block 5 of the Sir Jack Hayward Stand. The Fan Zone is where you can experience entertainment, music, food, drink, and games ahead of kick-off. There is also a half time game called ‘JD’s Top Bins Wins’, where fans look to win prizes by finding the top left or right corner of the goal with two attempts for all.
There is of course also spectacular VIP Hospitality for fans to enjoy matches in some style at Molineux throughout the 2024/25 season. At Eventmasters Hospitality, we offer the WV1 Club, a contemporary sports bar facility with spectacular views and a relaxed pre-match experience. Its offerings also include unreserved seating in the lounge, a two-course self-service grazing menu, refreshments at half time and full time, prime padded seats in the Stan Cullis Lower, as well as a matchday programme for each guest.
Travelling to Molineux Stadium
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How do I get to Molineux Stadium by car?
There are a number of roads around Molineux, with the most prominent being Waterloo Road next to the Billy Wright Stand – there is also Jack Hayward Way and Molineux Street which surround the stadium in close proximity.
There are a number of car parks available in close proximity to Molineux. There are 10 in total, which are as follows: Sir Jack Hayward Car Park, Whitmore Hill Car Park, Waterloo Road Car Park, Directors Car Park, Whitmore Hill Upper Car Park, Stan Cullis Stand Car Park, Steve Bull Car Park, University Car Park, The Wanderer Car Park, and the Red Hill Street Car Park.
The full address for Molineux is as follows: Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR.
How do I get to Molineux by train?
The nearest train station to Molineux is Wolverhampton Station, which is just a six minute walk away from the stadium itself. Regular services run each day, and it will of course be busier on a matchday.
How do I get to Molineux by Metro?
The nearest metro stop to Molineux is Pipers Row, which is located a 15 minute walk away from the stadium itself.
Molineux Stadium FAQs:
What is the address for Molineux Stadium?
Having been the home of Wolves since 1889, it is one of the most historic football grounds in the country. The stadium’s full address is as follows:
Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR.
What are the nearest transport links to Molineux Stadium?
Starting with trains, the closest station to Molineux itself is Wolverhampton Station, which is situated just a seven minute walk from the ground itself. Taxi services are also available at this station for your use.
Several bus services have stops directly outside Molineux itself, including the following Transport for West Midlands services: 3, 4, 5, 5a, 62, and 62a. The bus station is situated in Wolverhampton’s city centre in proximity to the train station as well.
It is also possible to travel to and from Molineux via the metro, with trams available throughout the week. One of the nearest Metro stops is Wolverhampton Station, a short walk from the stadium itself. From Monday to Saturday, trams run every 15 minutes from 4:45 am to 7:00 am, every 6 to 8 minutes during the day, and every 15 minutes between 7:00 pm and 12:45 am.
On Sundays, trams run from 7:30 am to 11:45 pm.
If you are driving to Molineux on a matchday, please note that some car parks will be closed. Some suggested car parks to use include the University of Wolverhampton Science Car Park (WV10 9RU -bookable via the club), Birch Street (WV1 4JW), Red Hill Street (WV1 1NR), and Whitmore Hill (WV1 4RU).
What VIP Hospitality Packages are offered by Eventmasters for Wolves matches at Molineux?
At Eventmasters, we are delighted to offer an extensive number of luxurious VIP Hospitality matches at Molineux throughout the season for Wolves’ home matches.
Our packages include: WV1 Matchday, Sir Jack’s Restaurant, The Boardroom, Presidents Restaurant, The International, the Steve Bull Box, WV1 Plus, WV1 Quadrant, and finally Billy’s Boot Room.
What do the VIP Hospitality Packages at Molineux offer?
Starting with WV1 Matchday, it offers unreserved seating in the lounge (first come, first served basis, may be shared tables), a two course self service grazing menu, half time and full time refreshments, prime padded seats in the Stan Cullis Lower, a Matchday Programme for each guest, and use of a pay bar.
Next up is the Sir Jack’s Restaurant Package, it includes a private table in the pitch facing restaurant, prime position balcony seats on Sir Jack’s Balcony, three car park passes, a pre-match tour of the dressing rooms and tunnel areas, a drinks reception, a four course choice menu, inclusive of selected beers, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, as well as a unique gift, a matchday programme for each guest, half time and full time refreshments, and a group pitch side photo.
The Boardroom hospitality package also offers a range of benefits. Starting with a private reserved table, it also provides padded seats in the Billy Wright Upper Tier (next to the Directors’ Box), a Champagne Drinks Reception, a six course a la carte menu, inclusive beers, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, half time and full time refreshments, a pre-match visit from a former player, car parking (one per four places booked), an a matchday programme for each guest.
With our Presidents Restaurant Package, you and your guests/clients can enjoy a private reserved table in a pitch facing restaurant, centrally located padded seats in the Billy Wright Stand, a pre-match pitch side photo opportunity, car parking, a welcome drinks reception, pre-match entertainment, a four course menu, inclusive of selected beers, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, half time and full time refreshments, and a matchday programme for each guest.
As for the International Package, it can offer a private reserved table within the restaurant, padded seats in the Billy Wright Upper Tier (next to the Directors’ Box), car parking, a welcome and half time drink reception, a four course self service menu, pre-match entertainment, full time refreshments, a matchday programme for each guest as well as use of a cash bar facility.
Moving on to the Steve Bull Box, this luxurious package accommodates parties of up to eight people in a box located behind the away supporter section of the stadium. It is also offering car parking, a two course menu served to your box, use of the executive bar area that is exclusive to box holders, the ability to order drinks directly to your box, some half time and full time refreshments, and finally a matchday programme for each guest.
The WV1 Plus Package’s offerings are as follows: a private reserved pitch view table, a prime padded seat in the Stan Cullis Lower, car parking (one space per four guests), an unlimited small plate menu with full table service, inclusive selected beers, wines, and soft drinks, a matchday programme for each guest, as well as some half time and full time refreshments.
The WV1 Quadrant includes some private balcony seats in the Stan Cullis Lower, a pitch facing facility for up to 34 guests with reserved seating, car parking (one space per four guests), an unlimited small plate menu with full table service, inclusive bottle bar of selected beers, wines, and soft drinks, as well as a matchday programme for each guest. It is also available for private hire.
Finally, our VIP Billy’s Boot Room Package is designed to enhance your game experience. It includes a shared table for parties of less than ten guests, car parking (one space per four guests), a welcome drink reception, a three-course menu, half-time and full-time refreshments, a matchday programme for each guest, and the use of a pay bar.
What is the capacity of Molineux Stadium for Wolves matches?
The current seating capacity of the iconic and historic Molineux Stadium for Wolves matches is 31,750 as of the time of writing.
What accessibility features are available at Molineux Stadium?
The famous Molineux Stadium features several accessibility enhancements for matchdays during the Wolves season.
There is a Sensory Room in the Steve Bull Stand. There are also 125 wheelchair spaces available, located in the Billy Wright Stand (58 spaces), the Stan Cullis Stand (63 spaces), the Steve Bull Stand (14 spaces), and the Sir Jack Hayward Stand (7 spaces).
Audio descriptive commentary is available throughout the stadium. Disabled supporters have dedicated entrances in Turnstile Block 7 of the Billy Wright Stand and Turnstile Block 5 of the Sir Jack Hayward Stand. Access is also available via accessible entrances 1 and 2 in the Stan Cullis Stand.
Induction loops are available in the main reception, megastore, and ticket office, and assistance dogs are allowed.
Additionally, there are 26 accessible toilets located throughout the stadium, all utilising a RADAR key system. If you do not have one, please ask a steward for help.
How can I get in touch with Eventmasters regarding my query about VIP Hospitality Packages for Wolves matches at Molineux?
There are multiple ways to contact us here at Eventmasters Corporate Hospitality regarding our VIP Hospitality Packages for Wolves matches at Molineux. One such way is via our contact form at the bottom of the page, which you can fill in. Alternatively, you can call our dedicated sales team on 0121 233 6500, and they will be happy to assist you with your query.
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