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Official Celtic seats at Celtic Park, 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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13 games

Nov8
2026

Celtic vs Kilmarnock

Sun 16:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 939 SEK
Nov21
2026

Celtic vs St Mirren

Sat 15:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 069 SEK
Dec5
2026

Celtic vs St. Johnstone

Sat 15:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 809 SEK
Dec13
2026

Celtic vs Hibernian

Sun 15:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 809 SEK
Dec26
2026

Celtic vs Motherwell

Sat 15:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 149 SEK
Jan2
2027

Glasgow Rangers vs Celtic

2 Jan 2027•Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 5 629 SEK
Jan9
2027

Celtic vs Dundee

9 Jan 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 099 SEK
Jan21
2027

Celtic vs Marseille

Thu 21:00•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Europa LeagueFrom 1 399 SEK
Jan30
2027

Celtic vs Falkirk

30 Jan 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 079 SEK
Feb13
2027

Celtic vs Hearts

13 Feb 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 739 SEK
Feb27
2027

Celtic vs Glasgow Rangers

27 Feb 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 11 969 SEK
Mar20
2027

Celtic vs Aberdeen

20 Mar 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 609 SEK
Apr10
2027

Celtic vs Dundee United

10 Apr 2027•Celtic Park, Glasgow GB

Scottish PremiershipFrom 1 609 SEK
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Where to sit at Celtic Park

Four stands around the pitch and the largest capacity in Scotland. Start with the stand, then choose the tier.

Whole pitch in viewMain Stand

The south side, running the full length of the pitch, with equally good sight of both penalty areas.

Full overviewNorth Stand

The long side opposite the Main Stand, two tiers running the length of the pitch.

Behind the goalJock Stein Stand

The west end behind the goal, named after the manager who built the 1967 side.

Where the noise isLisbon Lions Stand

The east end, named after the 1967 European Cup winners, and home to the safe standing section.

Lounge includedHospitality

Premium categories with lounge access as well as food and drink. Each ticket category describes what is included.

A safe standing section sits in the Lisbon Lions Stand. Away supporters normally sit in the south-east corner of the same stand, in line with the rules of each competition.
Hospitality at Celtic ParkPremium categories with the inclusions written down

Celtic sells several premium categories alongside standard seating. Each ticket category describes what you get: where you sit, what lounge access comes with it and what is served. Check the ticket category for the match you are booking.

Lounge, food and drink

Premium categories include lounge access with food, drink and bar service. Each ticket category describes what is served.

Access before and after

Lounge access times around kick-off are stated for each ticket category, so you know when you can be inside.

Central seating

Premium seating sits in the central sections along the sides, where the view of the whole pitch is best.

Entry conditions

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

Celtic Park at a glance
LocationParkhead, Glasgow
Home since1892
CapacityAround 60,000 seats
In ScotlandThe largest football stadium
StandsMain · North · Jock Stein · Lisbon Lions
Safe standingLisbon Lions Stand
Matchday and travel
Getting there

Dalmarnock station is about ten minutes' walk from the ground, with Bridgeton, Bellgrove and Duke Street a little further out, and buses 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

Celtic Park sits in the East End, close enough to the centre to combine a match with Glasgow's museums, music venues and architecture.

Fixtures that sell out first
High demandCeltic vs Rangers

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 Celtic Park

European nights at Celtic Park 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 Celtic

Celtic Football Club was founded in Glasgow's East End in 1887 by Brother Walfrid, a Marist brother, to raise money for charitable work among the city's Irish immigrant community. That origin is still part of how the club describes itself.

Celtic have won 56 Scottish league titles, 43 Scottish Cups and 22 League Cups.

The defining season was 1966/67, when the team won every competition it entered: the league, the Scottish Cup, the League Cup, the Glasgow Cup and the European Cup. No other club has done it. The side that won in Lisbon became known as the Lisbon Lions, and they were the first British team to win the European Cup. Jock Stein had taken over as manager in 1965; Billy McNeill, who lifted the trophy, holds the club appearance record with 822 matches between 1957 and 1975.

Between 1966 and 1974 Celtic won nine consecutive league titles, equalling the world record at the time.

Celtic Park has been the home ground since 1892, in Parkhead on the east side of the city. It holds around 60,000, which makes it the largest football stadium in Scotland, and a safe standing section sits in the Lisbon Lions Stand.

Celtic at a glance
Founded1887
NicknameThe Bhoys
Home groundCeltic Park, since 1892
LeagueScottish Premiership
League titles56
Scottish Cups43
European Cup1967
Celtic ticket questions

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

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Last updated 3 November 2026