Wolves

From Leeds by train you change at Piccadilly or New Street. Either way could work out quicker and/or cheaper.

If you're driving down then there is virtually no street parking available. Apparently early arrivers used to be able to park in the streets around West Park, but this is now residents only. And don't be tempted to try the Asda car park as you'll almost certainly get clamped! This leaves the various pay and display car parks as your best option.

Pubs
Be aware that Wolves fans have a bit of a reputation. Most of them are dead friendly, but a sizeable element are just the opposite. Most of the pubs anywhere near the ground are strictly home fans only, and you might want to avoid those that aren't. Apparently there plenty of town centre pubs that you'll be ok in in small groups and/or without colours. One place to definitely give a wide berth though is the Prince Albert, which you pass on the way from the station to the town centre.

If travelling down by train then the place to definitely head for is the Great Western. This place is legendary, if a bit tricky to find! They have a good range of well-kept beer at decent prizes, and also sell filling pub grub. On top of that the locals and the staff are dead friendly, and the service is the best you'll get anywhere. To get to the pub you turn eight out of the station, right again through through the underpass under the station, then right again at the other end of it. Keep going until you eventually you come to a road, and the pub is right in front of you. The Great Western positively welcomes away fans as long as they behave themselves, which includes no singing.

If you can't get into the Great Western or for some reason prefer to go elsewhere then some town centre pubs that are reasonably friendly are the Tap and Spile, Goose in the City, Litten Tree (good reviews), and Royal London. There is of course a Wetherspoons, but you can't get in without a ticket for a home section of the ground.

For those driving down the pub options are pretty much the same. A couple of other places you might want to consider, particularly if you're parked anywhere in the area, are the Combermere Arms and the Clarendon Hotel. Both of these get good reviews, especially the former.

All the pubs mentioned above are shown on the pub map below.

Pub map
Internet Ground Guide
The Football and Real Ale Guide
Burnley Guide to Wolves pubs
Fanzone