Question 1

What is Safe Standing?

Accepted Answer

Safe standing uses rail seating - each position has a seat that can be folded up and a waist-high rail in front. Supporters can stand throughout while rails provide physical barriers preventing crowd surges. Each standing position corresponds to one ticket, maintaining capacity control.

Question 2

Where is Safe Standing?

Accepted Answer

The Sir Jack Hayward Stand (South Bank) is Molineux's dedicated safe standing area. When Wolves converted this entire single-tier stand in 2017, it became the first complete Premier League stand with rail seating. Approximately 5,500-6,000 supporters can stand in blocks S1-S5 and SL1-SL5.

Question 3

Who Should Choose Safe Standing?

Accepted Answer

Safe standing suits supporters who prefer standing for the entire match (90+ minutes), want to be part of the loudest, most passionate sections, don't mind limited legroom and close proximity to other supporters, are physically able to stand for extended periods, and prioritize atmosphere over comfort.

Question 4

Who Should Choose Seated Sections?

Accepted Answer

Seated areas suit supporters who prefer sitting comfortably, want more personal space and legroom, are attending with young children or elderly relatives, have mobility issues or conditions making standing difficult, prefer calmer atmospheres, or want better pitch overviews from elevated positions. Families, first-time visitors, and those prioritizing comfort should choose seated sections.

Question 5

What time do gates open?

Accepted Answer

Gates open 90 minutes before kick-off for all supporters.

Question 6

Can I bring my own food and drink?

Accepted Answer

Small amounts of food for personal consumption (snacks, sandwiches) are typically allowed. Outside drinks in sealed plastic bottles may be permitted - verify current policy. No alcohol can be brought into the stadium.

Question 7

Is there a bag size limit?

Accepted Answer

Yes - bags must be no larger than A4 size (210mm x 297mm). Anything larger will be refused entry. There is no luggage storage at Molineux.

Question 8

Can I bring a camera?

Accepted Answer

Personal cameras and smartphones for photos are allowed. However, professional equipment (large lenses, tripods) typically requires media accreditation. Check the club's camera policy before bringing professional gear.

Question 9

Where's the best spot for photos?

Accepted Answer

The Billy Wright statue outside the main entrance is arguably the finest football statue in Britain and makes an excellent photo. The Stan Cullis and Sir Jack Hayward statues also offer great opportunities. For pitch photos, upper tier central blocks provide optimal angles.

Question 10

Do I need to print my ticket?

Accepted Answer

No - mobile tickets work directly from email or the Wolves app. Hold your phone screen to the scanner at the turnstile. Ensure your phone is charged and screen brightness is high.

Question 11

What happens if I'm late?

Accepted Answer

Gates remain open until kick-off. However, arriving late means you'll miss pre-match atmosphere and may struggle to find your seat during play. If you arrive at half-time or later, entry policies vary - speak to stewards.

Question 12

Can I change seats once inside?

Accepted Answer

Generally no - tickets correspond to specific seats. Stewarding staff enforce seating allocations, especially for safety reasons and to ensure ticket holders access their purchased seats. If you have seating issues, speak to stewards who may assist.

Question 13

Is there WiFi?

Accepted Answer

Yes - free WiFi (WolvesApp) is available in all concourses but not in seating areas. It provides access to the Wolves App and official website but doesn't support general internet browsing.

Question 14

Where should I go if I lose my companions?

Accepted Answer

Establish meeting points before separating. The Billy Wright statue outside the main entrance is a popular meeting point. Inside the stadium, specific turnstile blocks or concourse areas near your seating section work well. Stewards can assist with reuniting groups.

Question 15

Can I leave and re-enter?

Accepted Answer

No - once inside the stadium, you cannot re-enter. There is no re-entry policy. Ensure you have everything before entering.

Question 16

What's the capacity?

Accepted Answer

Molineux Stadium currently holds 32,050 spectators. However, capacity differs between events depending on seating configuration.

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