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The Riverside Stadium is a major sporting and events venue on the banks of the River Tees in Middlesbrough. Opened in 1995, it replaced Ayresome Park as the home of Middlesbrough Football Club. The stadium has developed beyond its football function and operates as one of the area's larger corporate hospitality, conference and event venues. Its event facilities are centred around a collection of hospitality suites, lounges, executive boxes and conference rooms located within the stadium. These spaces can be configured for business meetings, conferences, exhibitions, dinners, awards ceremonies, Christmas parties, private celebrations and matchday hospitality. The venue benefits from views across the pitch and, from some areas, the River Tees. The Riverside Stadium is particularly suitable for larger corporate events because its facilities can support presentations, catering, networking and entertainment within the same building. Smaller rooms can also be used for meetings and breakout sessions, making the stadium suitable for organisations that require multiple spaces during an event. The stadium itself has a football capacity of approximately 34,742, but this should not be confused with its private-event capacity. Event-room capacities are substantially smaller and vary according to the individual suite and seating arrangement.
Reimagined as a striking, industrial-themed haven, this popular venue pays homage to Teesside’s rich steelworks and manufacturing history. The suite is highly versatile and comes equipped with modern custom media walls, luxury flooring, and built-in self-serve beer taps. It is perfect for large banquets, vibrant celebrations, and expansive corporate networking.
Designed to provide a relaxed but highly sophisticated atmosphere, this suite balances contemporary social comfort with functional utility. It features its own premium bar area and is frequently used to host delicious fork buffets or fluid daytime business meetings. The space layout handles medium-sized crowds with ease.
Named after one of Boro’s greatest historic goalscorers, Micky Fenton, this club lounge oozes elegance. The sleek, four-week interior transformation introduced luxury carpet tiles, decorative wall panels, classy column cladding, and antique-style bronze radiators. It provides an intimate, warm setting for premium dinners and family celebrations.
For ultimate privacy and prestige, the stadium's individual boxes offer an unmatched executive environment. Running along the West Stand, each box provides plenty of natural light, climate control, and glass partitioning looking out onto the pitch. They are ideal for high-profile business meetings or small, intimate dinners.
The main stadium provides approximately 34,742 spectator seats and is primarily used for football. Matchday hospitality and selected special events can make use of the wider stadium environment, but the spectator capacity should not be treated as a conventional function-room capacity.
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