Premier League Darts at Newcastle Utilita Arena: Line up, remaining tickets, how to get to the arena and more
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The world’s top darts league returns to the North East this week and this is everything to know if you are heading into Newcastle to watch.
Premier League Darts is returning to Newcastle this week as one of the biggest annual sporting occasions in the city. The Utilita Arena is getting ready for the event, fans’ excitement is building and this is all you need to know about the event.
The event marks the opening night of the tournament.
When is the Premier League Darts in Newcastle?
The event will be taking place on Thursday, February 5 at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena.
When will the Premier League Darts at Newcastle open and start?
The Utilita Arena website says the event will get underway at 7pm. This is also when TV coverage begins. Previous years have seen doors for the event open from 5pm.
Is the Premier League Darts in Newcastle on TV?
Yes, action throughout the evening will be available to watch on both Sky Sports. Coverage starts at 7pm.
What are the lineups for the Premier League Darts in Newcastle?
The quarter finals of the night will see the following players line up against each other:
Josh Rock v Jonny Clayton
Luke Littler v Gian van Veen
Luke Humphries v Gerwyn Price
Stephen Bunting v Michael van Gerwen
Are tickets still available for the Premier League Darts in Newcastle?
Unfortunately for anyone hoping to see the action in person who hasn’t already got tickets, all seating options for the night are sold out.
How to get to Newcastle’s Utilita Arena
Newcastle Central station is a ten minute walk from the venue and has regular National Rail and Tyne and Wear Metro services while Haymarket Bus Station is a 20 minute walk away.
Where to park for Newcastle’s Utilita Arena
There are 600 official car parking places to the rear of the arena which can be reached either by Arena Way or Railway Terrace to the east.
If this car park is full, the arena recommends gig goes use the NCP car park next to the Arena, with its entrance on Redheugh Bridge Road. The usual fee for events is £8.