Parade of the Carabao Newcastle Cup: route, transport and timetables

Tens of thousands of fans of the Newcastle United should align the streets of the city later to celebrate the historic victory of the club Carabao cup.

The Magpies ensured their first silverware from the inter-city fairs cup in 1969 and the first home trophy of the club for 70 years, beating Liverpool at Wembley two weeks ago.

An open-top bus show will start at St James’ Park at about 16:30, will head through the center of Newcastle and end in Town Moor.

In the meantime, a paid celebration in Town Moor will present live music, interviews and a projection of the Full Cup final.

The convoy of the fashion show will start from St. James’ Park at 16:30 GMT before heading to the east long Gallowgate.

It will then serve left at Percy Street, will travel beyond Haymarket and on The Great North Road (B1318) before reaching the event site at about 17:00.

Yes, the parade along the streets of Newcastle is free.

The celebration of the Moor Town was an event with tickets. Previously, supporters had been asked to record their interest and would have had to receive a ticket via e -mail.

The parade will be broadcast live on BBC news website and bbc iplayer.

BBC Radio Newcastle is reproducing his comment from the Lega Cup final from 14:00 GMT only at his FM frequencies.

Which will be followed by the live coverage of the trophy parade from 16:30 GMT onwards Sounds of the BBC.

The parade will also be broadcast in live streaming on large screens for those of the celebration of the city of the city.

The club has released a time sequence of the event. All the following times are GMT:

13:30 The city’s mooring site opens

14:00 full replay

16:00 The entertainment of the main stage begins in Town Moor

16:30 The bus show starts from St James’ Park

17:00 The parade arrives in Town Moor and questions and answers with legends

18:35 The players take the main stage in Town Moor

19:15 “Sela Spectacular Surprise”

19:30 event ends

20:15 closed moor chiere

Supporters will be able to bring their food and soft drinks to the paid event in Town Moor.

It is a permitted alcohol -free family event and food sellers, drinks and retail sale in Town Moor will only accept contact cards and payments.

The sunbed bags (about A4) will be allowed on site but will be subject to safety checks.

The following objects are prohibited by the celebration of the Moor Moor:

• Alcohol
• Campaign chairs/equipment
• Flags
• Pyrotechnicians/rockets
• Drones
• Pets

The event will be expected to have a “significant impact” on the transport network of the region, with all public transport to be very busy all day, the club said.

People have been told to expect queues.

The participants in the event were encouraged to walk to and from the event of the event where possible.