Newcastle Stag Night - Tips For Planning A Memorable Newcastle Stag Do

Newcastle - experiences to do by Day

Newcastle has a great reputation for being a top place for entertainment, with its hard-drinking, working class image. So what does your perfect stag weekend need to include? Football, greyhound racing, paintball games, quads or karting? No need to select, you can do them all here. You can even get down to the beach if you want.

Extreme quad biking is every overgrown schoolboy's dream, with intense mud and slippery descents to be negotiated on a powerful quad bike. After training, drive across the fells on a true off-road trek for some adrenalin-pumping excitement. At the other end of the driving spectrum are Chuckle Buggies, which are controlled with 2 levers. It takes great co-ordination and mind-over-matter to negotiate these wacky vehicles around a slalom course.

Newcastle has no particular tourist attraction, although the Tyne Bridge is a infamous landmark, and the Metrocentre is the largest shopping centre in Europe. There are even some fairground rides among the 350 shops and 50 eating houses.

Newcastle - experiences to do at Night

When the sunshine goes down, Newcastle wakes up. It's one of the top 10 UK cities for night clubs, neighbourhood bars and strip clubs. To celebrate his last night of freedom, begin the stag weekend with a great meal out at one of the many reasonably priced restaurants in the town. They all have extremely competitive fulfilled Hours, so check out the greatest deals. Liquid is a popular local pre-club bar. Then it's on to the Comedy Club, with some great headline acts right in the heart of the town. After the demonstrate, the place transforms into a top nightclub so the laughter continues into the small hours.

There are a host of cosmopolitan bars on Dean alley, or get down to Julie's on Quayside for a top night out. If it's great enough for Newcastle's football heroes, it's certainly great enough for your stag weekend. The Bigg Market is where many young locals hang out.

If all that walking around is not for you, then book a great stag weekend on the celebration Bus. The bus will take you partying around the extremely best pubs and clubs, with guest list queue jumping, a complimentary beverage or two and some great celebration hosts to keep the revs high.

Did You Know.......?

Newcastle has been brewing lager since 1770, so they have had lots of practice.

Newcastle has an average 290 days of rain, so indoor parties sound like a great idea.

The New Castle which gave the town its name was Castle Garth, founded in 1168.