Stockton Globe

The nearest train station is Stockton Station. From the station, the Globe is approximately a 10-15 minute walk. Exiting the station, head towards the town centre, following signs for the High Street and then towards the High Street’s southern end where the venue is located.

Stockton-on-Tees has a comprehensive bus network. Numerous bus routes terminate or pass through the town centre, with many stopping within easy walking distance of the Globe. Key bus stops are located on the High Street and nearby Queens Avenue. It is advisable to check specific local bus timetables for routes serving your area.

For those travelling by car, there are several parking options nearby. The Stockton Globe does not have its own dedicated car park, but several public car parks are available.

• Town Centre Car Park (TS18 1BP): Located a short walk from the venue.
• Dovecot Street Car Park (TS18 1NU): Another convenient option, approximately a 5-minute walk.
• Wellington Square Car Park (TS18 1TW): Offers extensive parking facilities, also within easy reach.

Please note that some on-street parking may be available but can be time-limited. It is recommended to use the designated car parks for extended stays.

The Stockton Globe is committed to providing an accessible experience for all patrons.

• Wheelchair Access: The venue has accessible entrances and lifts to ensure wheelchair users can access the main auditorium and other key areas. Designated wheelchair spaces are available, and it is strongly recommended to book these in advance through the official ticketing channels.
• Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome at the venue. Please inform the venue when booking tickets if you plan to bring an assistance dog.
• Accessible Toilets: Accessible toilet facilities are available on-site.
• Seating: While the main auditorium is often set up for standing gigs, there are some seating options, and arrangements can be made for patrons with mobility issues where possible. Please contact the venue directly to discuss specific seating requirements.
• Hearing Assistance: While specific hearing assistance systems may not be universally available, the venue staff are trained to assist patrons with any specific needs.

It is always advisable to contact the Stockton Globe directly in advance of your visit to discuss any specific accessibility requirements you may have to ensure your experience is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

The primary entrance is located on Globe Road. Queue arrangements for entry typically form along the pavement outside the main doors. Security personnel conduct bag searches as standard procedure upon entry. Arriving 30 to 45 minutes before the advertised door time is recommended to allow sufficient time for security checks and to access the foyer bars without undue rush.