Newcastle United now releases timeline and rules ahead of Town Moor celebrations on Saturday

Newcastle United have released more information for those attending the open-top bus parade and the party on the Town Moor on Saturday.

The club along with Sela are putting on a festival-like event on Newcastle's Town Moor on Saturday to celebrate their Carabao Cup victory earlier this month.

Before the party on the moor gets in full swing, however, an open-top bus parade will be held from St James' Park up to the Town Moor, with the journey planned to take two hours.

While the special guests and entertainment remains a surprise at time of writing, the club has confirmed several key timings as well as a list of do's and don'ts for Town Moor attendees.

You can catch the full match again from 2pm at the Town Moor site

The timings for the day have been released by the club and are as follows:

• 1:30pm: Town Moor site opens
• 2pm: Carabao Cup Final replay (Town Moor)
• 4pm: Main Stage entertainment starts (Town Moor)
• 4:30pm: Bus parade begins (St. James’ Park)
• 5pm: Bus parade arrives at the Town Moor
• 5pm: Q&A with legends
• 6:35pm: Players on stage
• 7pm: Sela Spectacular Surprise
• 7:30pm: Event finishes

Leave your cats and your fireworks at home on your deck chairs with a nice margarita

Along with the timings, the club reminded those who acquired tickets for the Town Moor event of the rules, which include the much-maligned no alcohol rule.

Please note that this is a family event. Supporters will be able to bring their own food and non-alcoholic drinks. Daysack-sized bags (roughly A4) will be allowed on site but will be subject to security checks.

Please note the following are not permitted on site:

- Alcohol

- Chairs/camping equipment

- Flags

- Pyrotechnics / flares

- Drones

- Pets

Please note that due to planned aerial activity in relation to the emergency services, crowd management and run-of-show, drones and pyrotechnics are strictly prohibited at or around the event site between 9am and 10pm on Saturday. There is an official air space restriction in place – authorised by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).