Celtic Park Tickets

From the Motorway Visitors coming from the north or south by motorway can follow the M74 or M73 and the M74 (East) to the end of the road at Tollcross, and proceed for another mile or so along London Road to the ground. Motorway Exit from East/West Visitors from the East or West can exit at M8 junctions 12, 13, and 14. Celtic Park, 95 Kerrydale St, Glasgow, G40 3RE

Buses from Glasgow City Centre From Glasgow City Central, the 61, 62, 62a, 262, 255, 240 and 64 go to Tollcross Road and you would get off at the Parkhead Forge Shopping Centre and walk down to Celtic Park and 43 'First Bus' bus which goes long London Road past the ground. Trains from Queen Street Station Trains from Queen Street to Belgrove take you to within 20 minutes walk of the ground. Trains from Glasgow City Centre Trains from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock and Bridgeton take you to within 5 minutes walk of the ground.

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Ticket office open from 9.30am to 5pm Monday:Friday. Matchdays: Weekday kick offs: 9.30am til kick off Weekend early kick offs: 9.30am til kick off Weekend 3pm kick offs: 10.30am til kick off

Tickets held for collection can be collected from the ticket office at least 1 hour prior to kick off on match days. Please take the credit card used to make the booking and your Ticketmaster reference number with you.

Street parking (pay parking near venue)

The venue is accessible for wheelchair users. Contact Paula Dunne on 0141 551 4203 or via e-mail at pdunne@celticfc.co.uk Celtic Park can accommodate about 80 wheelchairs seasonally and around 14 for match to match at a charge of £5.00 with 1 carer @ £5.00. Parking is in the south stand which is first-come-first served and is free.

No cameras, video cameras or audio recording devices. No food. No bottles or cans. No alcohol or illegal substances. All indoor areas are designated as no smoking areas. Those wishing to do so may smoke in the designated areas outside.

No minimum age. Please note that ALL patrons visiting Celtic require tickets, including children (even newborn babies.) For customers looking for Family Tickets, we advise supporters to purchase tickets in Areas 115 to 117 in the Lisbon Lions Lower Stand as this area is sold to families on a seasonal basis. Junior = 16 & Under

Celtic Football Club | Champions of Scotland Celtic Football Club are the reigning Champions of Scotland and have won 52 league titles, 20 league cups and 40 Scottish cups. The clubs biggest achievement came back in 1967 when Jock Steins side defeated Inter Milan to lift the European Cup, to become the first British team to lift the trophy. Founded in 1887 with the purpose of helping eradicate poverty in the East End of Glasgow, the name Celtic was given to reflect both the clubs Irish and Scottish roots. On 23 May 1888, Celtic played their first official match, a 5:2 victory over Rangers. In 1903 the club adopted their now iconic green and white hooped shirts which are still worn today. Celtic Park is the home to Celtic Football Club and boasts a capacity of 60,000. Situated in the East End of Glasgow, it is the largest football stadium in Scotland and 6th largest in the UK. Fondly known as Paradise by Celtic supporters, Celtic Park is renowned for its incredible support and legendary atmosphere during both domestic matches and on European nights. It is the best atmosphere in Europe and we all want to experience that again - Lionel Messi PREMIUM MATCHDAY PASSES: lanyards must be worn. Dress code: no blue denim trousers or skirts. No replica jerseys. No training shoes.