Opened in 1994 and long known as the McAlpine / Galpharm / John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield’s ground is now branded Accu Stadium. It remains one of League One’s largest and most modern mid-sized venues.
What happens here
- Huddersfield Town League One, FA Cup and EFL Cup home matches.
- Premium hospitality and concourse F&B.
- Conferences, exhibitions and private events year-round.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Levy UK holds a long-term catering and hospitality partnership at the Accu Stadium, covering general admission concourses, premium areas and non-matchday events. The deal was announced in February 2026 after the club acquired the stadium site.
What’s it like to work here
Levy’s arrival means casual staff should apply via Levy careers routes as well as watching club channels. The 24,000-seat scale and non-matchday events push make this one of the stronger League One hiring venues in West Yorkshire.
What to verify before applying
The Levy partnership is useful because it covers both football and non-matchday events. Huddersfield Town and Levy described the deal as a long-term catering and hospitality partnership across general admission areas, premium hospitality and the stadium’s wider conferences, exhibitions and private events. Accu Stadium’s own catering pages also name Levy as the food and hospitality partner for event bookings.
For applicants, that means one advert may not be limited to ninety minutes of football. Check whether the role is concourse retail, premium hospitality, kitchen, event setup or supervisor work. Also confirm whether the shift sits on Huddersfield Town matchdays, Huddersfield Giants rugby league events, conferences or private hires. If the advert is on Constellation or Levy, apply through that operator route; if it is a club office, ticketing or grounds role, use Huddersfield Town’s own careers route.
Sources to verify: Levy partnership announcement, Accu Stadium catering, Huddersfield Town hospitality.
