MKM Stadium, Hull

Walton St, Yorkshire, HU3 6HU -

Up to
700 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

The MKM Stadium is the premier venue for Conferences & Events in Hull. It has the capacity to provide adequate space for conferences, exhibitions, seminars, interviewing and bespoke events offering our visitors a pleasurable experience.

The variety of rooms can accommodate meetings, lunches and dinners from 10 to 450 people.

The 9 conference rooms provide the facility for conference organisers to arrange seminars and syndicate groups for the largest conferences.
All rooms have natural daylight, air conditioning and complimentary Wi-Fi access.

The Circle Restaurant and the 28 executive boxes on the second floor all overlook the pitch with impressive views of the 25,000 seater stadium.

The stadium has 1,000 free car parking spaces, a dedicated conference reception and is furnished to the highest specifications in order to provide a setting to match the prestige and importance of your event.

The Conference & Events team have a philosophy of offering a bespoke service to all of our clients. It is this personal service that sets us apart from other venues.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 700

Dining

up to 400

Theatre

up to 450

Boardroom

up to 40

Cabaret

up to 330

Classroom

up to 250

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Air conditioning

Whiteboards

Disabled access

Premises parking

Audio & Visual

Whiteboards

Microphone

TV screen

Other

TV Screen

Location

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Reviews

Chinweuba Malachy Obayi
September 2025
Great stadium. Lovely place to visit; good place to watch matches. Friendly environment and great atmosphere for its purpose. Staff were great as well.
Morris Mwangi
September 2025
“A well-designed and modern venue that still carries the charm of England’s football heritage. The MKM Stadium offers good views from all angles and provides a fitting stage for both football and rugby. A must-visit for any supporter who values the tradition and evolving story of the English game.”