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Wolverhampton Wanderers' Molineux Stadium Tour gives fans the chance to explore one of English football's most historic grounds from behind the scenes.
The guided experience takes visitors into areas normally reserved for players, staff and media, including the home and away dressing rooms, players' tunnel, dugouts, pitchside and Media Suite, before continuing into the Wolves Museum.
Below, FootballGroundGuide takes a look at everything you need to know about the Molineux Stadium Tour, including ticket prices, opening times, what's included, the different tour options, accessibility and the most asked questions.
What Is the Molineux Stadium Tour?
The official Molineux Stadium Tour is a guided behind-the-scenes experience led by knowledgeable and passionate Wolves tour guides.
Visitors can explore key areas of the stadium while learning more about Wolverhampton Wanderers' history and the club's matchday experience.
The standard Stadium Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and includes a visit to the Wolves Museum after the tour.
What Is Included in the Molineux Stadium Tour?
The standard Stadium Tour includes access to several important areas inside Molineux, alongside entry to the Wolves Museum.
Molineux Stadium Areas You'll Visit
Home Dressing Room: Visit the dressing room used by Wolves' first team.
Away Dressing Room: Explore the visitors' changing facilities.
Players' Tunnel: Take the famous walk through the tunnel used by Wolves players before matches.
Pitchside Access: Emerge from the tunnel and experience the view from pitchside.
Media Suite: Visit the media facilities used for press conferences and matchday duties.
TV Studio: See the television facilities used around the stadium.
Chairman's Suite: Visit one of Molineux's hospitality areas, subject to availability.
Director's Box: Explore one of the stadium's most exclusive areas, subject to availability.
Wolves Museum
The Wolves Museum forms part of the standard Stadium Tour experience and takes visitors through the club's history from 1877 to the present day.
The museum has been refurbished with new displays and items being added throughout the year.
Visitors to the museum should allow around 45-60 minutes, although they can stay as long as they like on their booked day.
Wolves Museum Ticket Prices
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £10 |
| Under-14 | £5 |
The museum is open seven days a week from 10.30am to 4.30pm, with last entry at 4pm, excluding home matchdays.
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Molineux Stadium Tour Ticket Prices
Wolves offers several different tour experiences, with prices depending on the type of visit.
Standard Stadium Tour
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £25 |
| Under-14 | £18 |
The standard experience lasts approximately 90 minutes and includes access to the Wolves Museum after the tour.
150th Anniversary VIP Stadium Tour
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £40 |
| Under-14 | £30 |
The VIP tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and is hosted by a Wolves legend.
Taste of Molineux Tour
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £50 |
| Under-14 | £40 |
The Taste of Molineux combines a 90-minute stadium tour with either afternoon tea or a carvery, plus Wolves Museum access.
Matchday Tour
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £30 |
| Under-14 | £25 |
The Matchday Tour offers behind-the-scenes access shortly before kick-off.
A valid match ticket is require, and photography is not permitted in the home dressing room during the tour.
Prices can change throughout the year, so visitors should check the official Wolves booking information for the latest rates.
Molineux Stadium Tour Types Explained
Wolves offers several different ways to experience Molineux.
Stadium Tour
The standard 90-minute guided experience takes visitors around the key areas of Molineux before they visit the Wolves Museum.
150th Anniversary VIP Stadium Tour
The VIP experience is led by a Wolves legend, who shares first-hand stories, memories and anecdotes from their time playing for the club.
These tours run fortnightly on Thursdays or Fridays at 6.30pm.
Taste of Molineux Tour
This experience combines the stadium tour with either a classic afternoon tea or carvery, with guests able to enjoy their food while taking in views of the stadium.
Matchday Tours
Matchday Tours take place shortly before kick-off and provide a different perspective on the matchday build-up.
Visitors can see the home dressing room, players' tunnel and pitchside, although the experience does not include the Wolves Museum.
Inclusive Tours
Inclusive Tours are shorter, approximately 45 minutes, and take place on selected Sundays.
They are designed to provide a more comfortable experience for visitors with additional needs and are open to everyone.
Private Tours
Private tours are available for groups, with prices and availability depending on group size.
Molineux Stadium Tour Opening Times
Molineux Stadium Tours operate every day of the week, except on home matchdays or when stadium access is restricted.
Tour dates and times depend on stadium events and operational requirements, so tours can occasionally be cancelled or rearranged.
Visitors should book in advance where possible, particularly for VIP, Taste of Molineux, Inclusive and Matchday Tours, which must be booked ahead.
Molineux Stadium Tour Accessibility
The Molineux Stadium Tour is accessible for disabled visitors.
All levels of the tour and the Wolves Museum can be accessed by lift, while the route can be amended to avoid steps.
The Director's Box and Chairman's Suite are the two areas where steps cannot be completely avoided, although wheelchair and mobility scooter users can access the top layer of the Director's Box.
Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are permitted, subject to size restrictions, while powered mobility aids must have a maximum speed of 4mph.
Visitors with specific accessibility requirements should contact Wolves before booking.
How To Get to the Molineux Stadium Tour
For full information on travelling to Molineux, including public transport options and directions, see our full How To Get to Molineux guide.
Those planning to drive should also see our Molineux parking guide, with free parking available for Stadium Tour and Museum visitors at the Stan Cullis Car Park.
The car park is located outside the Stan Cullis Stand, opposite Asda, and has accessible parking spaces. The postcode is WV1 4QR.
All tours begin at the Wolves Museum/WV1 Entrance, next to the Wolves Megastore. Visitors should arrive around ten minutes before their tour departure time.
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Molineux Stadium Tour FAQs
How long is the Molineux Stadium Tour?
The standard Stadium Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and includes a visit to the Wolves Museum afterwards.
Can you visit the Wolves dressing room?
Yes. The standard tour includes access to both the home and away dressing rooms, subject to availability.
Can you walk through the players' tunnel?
Yes. Visitors follow the same tunnel used by Wolves players before matches.
Can you sit in the Molineux dugout?
Yes. Pitchside and dugout access form part of the Stadium Tour.
Is the Wolves Museum included?
Yes. Stadium Tour, VIP and Taste of Molineux tickets include access to the Wolves Museum.
Are Molineux tours available on matchdays?
Standard tours generally do not operate on home matchdays. Dedicated Matchday Tours are available separately and require a valid match ticket.
Can you book a Molineux Stadium Tour on the day?
Standard Stadium Tours can be booked on the day if spaces remain, although Wolves recommends booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
VIP, Taste of Molineux, Inclusive and Matchday Tours must be booked in advance.
Is the Molineux Stadium Tour accessible?
Yes. The tour and museum can be accessed by lift, and the route can be amended to avoid steps, although some areas have unavoidable steps.
FGG Verdict: Is the Molineux Stadium Tour Worth It?
The Molineux Stadium Tour provides access to a wide range of behind-the-scenes areas, including both dressing rooms, the players' tunnel, pitchside, Media Suite, TV Studio and hospitality areas.
The Wolves Museum adds further value, giving visitors the chance to explore the club's history from 1877 onwards alongside a collection of displays and memorabilia.
For Wolves supporters and fans of historic English football grounds, the combination of stadium access, knowledgeable guides and the club's rich history makes Molineux a worthwhile stadium visit.