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Utilita Arena Newcastle, Main Auditorium

Location pin

Arena Way, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 7NA - 

  • Users

    Up to
    9000 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

About Venue

Utilita Arena Newcastle is the North East's premier destination for events, exhibitions, and world-class concerts. As the largest venue of its kind in the region. With a massive 40,000 square meters of space and seating for over 11,500 fans. Utilita Arena Newcastle has become an iconic symbol of the North East, standing proudly alongside landmarks like the Tyne Bridge, the Angel of the North, and Hadrian's Wall. Whether it's chart-topping concerts, thrilling sports events, or unforgettable exhibitions, conferences and dinners. The arena has welcomed millions of visitors, solidifying its reputation as a must-visit venue in the heart of the North East.

A truly flexible spce Ideal venue to stage your Product Launch, Exhibition, Dinner, Convention, Awards, AGM, Conference, Celebration, Fund Raiser, Meeting, Roadshow, Car Launch, Fashion Show, Reception you name it we can do it. Event organisers will be truly excited by our tailor made approach of ensuring that expectations are exceeded.

Main Auditorium

£
From £12000 price per day
Thumbs up80% would book it again
Guests count

Capacity & Layout

Standing

Standing

up to 2000

Dining

Dining

up to 1500

Theatre

Theatre

up to 9000

Boardroom

Boardroom

up to 20

Cabaret

Cabaret

up to 1000

Classroom

Classroom

up to 4000

Food & Beverage

Catering facilities

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Refreshments

Facilities & Amenities

Cloakroom

Cloakroom

Disabled access

Disabled access

Stage

Stage

Table / chairs included

Table / chairs included

Space Rules

Allowed events

alcoholLicense

Licensed for alcohol

Location

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Reviews

  • Laura Grieve
    May 2025

    Great arena and easy to get to. Staff are friendly and helpful. Very expensive food and drink as any entertainment place. Comfy seats for Torvill and Dean.

  • Ann Gollins
    April 2024

    It's been a long time since I last visited Newcastle arena (about 20 years + since I saw my first ever concert here) & the venue was smaller than I remembered. Pretty decent facilities & a great atmosphere though. James Blunt was amazing & we had a brilliant night. We parked in Grainger car park which was a little bit further away than some of the car parks but only a 5-10 minute walk, we got out quickly as most people had used closer ones & it cost less than a fiver too & we arrived at about 4pm.

  • Jordan Noble
    April 2025

    Some of the yellow fiz security guards at the event that stand outside need a hell of a lot of equality training when it comes to learning disabilities and Autism, the short slightly plumpish lady with hair tied back and glasses and brown hair was unnecessarily pressurising, repeating herself multiple times with a raised voice, and rude to me told me I had an attitude for telling her not to pressurise me to leave the venue!!! Me and my staff were in the middle of trying to make arrangements so she could stay longer to support me if I am buying a ticket we were literally making a plan then I was buying the ticket at the box office !! She told me if I continued to to an attuide she would have me leaving the venue, never would ever expect to be treat they way as an autistic individual, always got to be that one that ruins it because quite honestly I’ve been coming here for years and there are some amazing attendants, security staff and workers here, they are usually super accommodating but this lady needs to some work, nice of her to apologise tho right after upsetting me and having me shake !!! It’s a bit too late. Hope the next visit to this arena is more positive & diverse/and welcoming to people with a hidden disability who look like the average person like me, ^ below me at Sean Paul & Ashanti concert was great never the less !!! Also blonde lady and old guy in the blue I think he was with show sec, they were incredibly compassionate people, once they knew the circumstances they was with us all the way supporting us and being our voice and ear becus my support worker her English isn’t the greatest I speak up for her and she helps me so much, the staff helped the both of us, sooo not all people are crap, hope the arena staff read this and take my positives as constructive critism, yes I have a hidden disability and love concerts/dancing and fun and making friends along the way 😊 !! xx

  • Peter Banks
    May 2025

    My wife and I had a wonderful time at the Arena. The Arena is showing its age now and it’s very stuck in the 1970s Parking is confusing especially if you disabled. Food is not good. The show and presentation and the staff all first class.

Main Auditorium

£
From £12000 price per day
Thumbs up80% would book it again
Guests count