Welcome to a first-class football experience with our hospitality tickets for Scottish Premiership matches! As authorised providers of exclusive matchday experiences, we take pride in offering fans the opportunity to witness the excitement of Scotland’s top football clubs in some of the nation’s most iconic stadiums, all in unparalleled style. Immerse yourself in the passionate atmosphere of Scottish Premiership football while enjoying premium amenities and exceptional service.

Getting to Celtic Park: Quick Guide

By Subway (Glasgow Subway): Find the nearest Glasgow Subway station to you. The Subway does not go directly to Celtic Park, so it is best used to reach the city centre first. Use the SPT journey planner or Google Maps to travel to Buchanan Street or St Enoch Subway Station. Board either the Inner or Outer Circle depending on your starting point. From the city centre, continue by train or bus toward Celtic Park.

By Train and Bus: Find your nearest ScotRail station, such as Glasgow Central or Glasgow Queen Street. Use the ScotRail journey planner or Google Maps to travel to Dalmarnock or Bridgeton Station. Both stations are approximately a 10–15 minute walk from Celtic Park and are well signposted on matchdays. Alternatively, local bus services from the city centre stop on or near London Road and Gallowgate, which are a short walk from the stadium.

Note: You can also check local bus routes via the SPT website if you prefer bus travel. Always check for service updates and schedule changes before travelling. Enjoy your visit to Celtic Park!

Top Things to Do Around Celtic Park

Celtic Park: Begin your journey at Celtic Park, the iconic home of Celtic FC. Take a stadium tour to explore behind the scenes and immerse yourself in the club’s rich history, traditions, and legendary European heritage.

The Celtic Superstore: Visit the official Celtic Superstore at the stadium to pick up club merchandise, kits, and memorabilia.

The Emirates Arena & Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome: Located next to Celtic Park, this modern sports complex hosts major sporting events and is worth a visit for sports fans.

Glasgow Green: Head towards Glasgow Green, one of the city’s oldest and most famous parks. It’s ideal for a relaxed walk, with wide open spaces, riverside paths, and historic monuments.

People’s Palace & Winter Gardens: Situated within Glasgow Green, the People’s Palace tells the story of Glasgow’s social history, while the adjacent Winter Gardens offer a peaceful indoor botanical space.

The Barras & Barrowland Ballroom: Explore the nearby Barras area, famous for its market stalls, street food, independent shops, and the legendary Barrowland Ballroom—one of the UK’s most iconic live music venues.

Gallowgate Cafés, Pubs & Restaurants: Walk along the Gallowgate where you’ll find traditional pubs, casual eateries, and matchday favourites popular with Celtic supporters before and after games.

River Clyde Walkway: Take a stroll along the River Clyde for scenic views and easy access to central Glasgow attractions.

Merchant City: Just a short walk away, Merchant City offers stylish cafés, restaurants, bars, and shopping, making it a great spot to finish your day.

Experience the vibrant culture, history, and atmosphere surrounding Celtic Park—combining football passion, local heritage, and the energy of Glasgow’s East End. Enjoy your time in Glasgow! 🍀

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