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Glasgow Rangers tickets

Official Glasgow Rangers seats at Ibrox Stadium, from the club's own allocation. You see the stand, the ticket category and everything the ticket includes before you pay.

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12 games

Nov24
2026

Glasgow Rangers vs Aberdeen

Tue 08:00 PM•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 529 SEK
Nov28
2026

Glasgow Rangers vs Falkirk

Nov 28, 2026•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 049 SEK
Dec2
2026

Glasgow Rangers vs Dundee United

Dec 2, 2026•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 779 SEK
Dec19
2026

Glasgow Rangers vs Hearts

Dec 19, 2026•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 769 SEK
Dec30
2026

Glasgow Rangers vs Dundee

Dec 30, 2026•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 599 SEK
Jan2
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs Celtic

Jan 2, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 5 629 SEK
Jan23
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs St. Johnstone

Jan 23, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 979 SEK
Feb3
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs Kilmarnock

Feb 3, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 779 SEK
Feb20
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs St Mirren

Feb 20, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 049 SEK
Feb27
2027

Celtic vs Glasgow Rangers

Feb 27, 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 11 969 SEK
Mar13
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs Motherwell

Mar 13, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 609 SEK
Apr3
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs Hibernian

Apr 3, 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 369 SEK
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Ibrox Stadium in 3DCheck the angle from your stand before you book

At Ibrox the view changes a lot between the Main Stand along the side and the stands behind the goals. Open the 3D view and look down the pitch from the block you are considering.

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3D seating map of Ibrox Stadium showing the four stands and the blocks around the pitch
Where to sit at Ibrox Stadium

Ibrox has four stands, each with its own character, and the corners between them are filled with seats. Start with the stand, then choose the tier.

The historic sideBill Struth Main Stand

The oldest part of the ground, an Archibald Leitch design whose red-brick façade on Edmiston Drive is a listed building. It runs the length of the pitch on the south side.

Behind the goalsCopland Road and Broomloan Road

The two stands behind the goals are the loudest parts of the ground. The Copland Road end is the traditional home end.

Full view of the pitchSandy Jardine Stand

The north side, formerly the Govan Stand, opposite the Main Stand and running the full length of the pitch.

Lounge includedHospitality

Premium categories with access to a lounge, food and drink. Each ticket category describes what is included.

Away supporters normally sit in the corner between the Broomloan Road and Sandy Jardine stands, in line with the rules of each competition.
Inside Ibrox StadiumWatch the ground before you pick a seat

Ibrox has been Rangers' home since 1899, and the Main Stand is one of the last great Archibald Leitch façades still in use at a top-flight ground. The film shows you the ground before you choose where to sit.

Where the noise is

The ends behind the goals carry the atmosphere, and the Copland Road end is where the home support gathers.

Premium categories

Hospitality categories may include lounge access with food, drink and bar service. Each ticket category describes what is included.

Getting in

Arrive before kick-off to allow time for entry procedures and security checks. Requirements vary by ticket type and competition.

Entry conditions

Premium areas can have their own entry conditions. They are stated before you book.

Ibrox Stadium at a glance
LocationGovan, Glasgow
Home since1899
CapacityOver 51,000
StandsBill Struth · Sandy Jardine · Copland Road · Broomloan Road
SubwayIbrox and Cessnock
ConfigurationAll-seater
Matchday and travel
Getting there

Ibrox and Cessnock on the Glasgow Subway are both a short walk from the ground, and bus routes run from the city centre.

When to arrive

Arrive before kick-off to allow time for entry procedures and security checks. Requirements vary by ticket type and competition, and we recommend bringing valid ID.

Around the ground

The ground sits in Govan, southwest of the centre and close enough to combine a match with Glasgow's museums, music venues and architecture.

Fixtures that sell out first
High demandRangers vs Celtic

The Old Firm derby, one of the oldest and most intense fixtures in world football, and the hardest ticket of the season.

Limited allocationEuropean nights at Ibrox

European matches at Ibrox have a reputation of their own, and tickets for them go quickly.

High demandHome matches after the split

The Scottish Premiership splits into two groups of six for the closing rounds, so late home matches often carry the most at stake.

About Glasgow Rangers

Rangers Football Club was founded in Glasgow in March 1872 and is one of the oldest clubs in Scottish football.

The club has won the Scottish league title 55 times, the Scottish Cup 34 times and the Scottish League Cup 28 times, which is a record for the competition.

In 1972 Rangers won the European Cup Winners' Cup, one of the few major European trophies won by a Scottish club. From 1988/89 to 1996/97 the club won nine league titles in a row, a run begun under Graeme Souness and completed under Walter Smith. John Greig, captain of the 1972 side and later manager, was voted the Greatest Ever Ranger by supporters in 1999.

Ibrox has been the home ground since 1899, in Govan on the south side of the city. The Bill Struth Main Stand is an Archibald Leitch design, and its red-brick façade on Edmiston Drive is a listed building, one of the last of its kind still in use at this level.

Capacity is over 51,000 after further seats were added in the Copland Rear in 2024. The other three sides are cantilevered stands, and away supporters normally sit in the corner between the Broomloan Road and Sandy Jardine stands.

Rangers at a glance
Founded1872
NicknameThe Gers
Home groundIbrox Stadium, since 1899
LeagueScottish Premiership
League titles55
Scottish Cups34
League Cups28
Glasgow Rangers ticket questions

Delivery, ID checks, hospitality and choosing a stand. These are the things supporters ask before a match at Ibrox.

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Last updated 3 November 2026