Everton will make the journey to the North East on Monday, November 2, when David Moyes's side take on Newcastle United at St James' Park.
Toffees fans face a trip of almost 200 miles from Liverpool to Newcastle, with a train journey typically taking between three and four hours.
However, the 8pm kick-off presents an additional challenge for supporters travelling independently, as the final trains back to Liverpool will depart before the match has finished.
Here, FootballGroundGuide reveals how much it will cost one Everton fan to travel to Newcastle United's St James' Park for the Premier League meeting on November 2.
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Away match ticketCONFIRMED | £30.00 |
| Official supporters' coachCONFIRMED | £39.00 |
| Travel Club membershipCONFIRMED | £5.00 |
| Food and drinkESTIMATE | £45.00 |
| Miscellaneous spendingESTIMATE | £10.00 |
| Estimated total | £129.00 |
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Away match ticketCONFIRMED | £30.00 |
| Return train fareCONFIRMED | £119.30 |
| One night's accommodationESTIMATE | £100.00 |
| Food and drinkESTIMATE | £45.00 |
| Miscellaneous spendingESTIMATE | £10.00 |
| Estimated total | £304.30 |
Newcastle vs Everton away day cost breakdown
Everton have sold their full allocation of tickets for the trip to Newcastle, with adult tickets costing £30.
The cheapest option for supporters looking to travel to St James' Park is by coach, with Everton putting on their own service for £39 which is scheduled to leave from Goodison Park at 2pm. In order to purchase a coach ticket, fans must be a member of the Travel Club, which costs £5.
Those travelling by coach are advised to budget around £45 for food and drink, as well as £10 for any miscellaneous spending during the day. That takes the estimated overall cost to £129 for one adult, although existing Travel Club members can reduce that figure to £124.
Alternatively, supporters can travel by train, with an off-peak return fare from Liverpool Lime Street to Newcastle Station set to cost £119.30. The journey typically takes around three hours, but the late kick-off means fans will need to stay overnight.
A hotel room near the stadium is estimated to cost around £100 for one night, while a further £45 has been allocated for food and drink and £10 for miscellaneous spending. That brings the estimated cost to £304.30.