Tynecastle Stadium seating?

As the stadium is mostly single-tiered stands, there are few obstructed seats which is a bonus, as older grounds are usually full of them! With the category system (A&B) that Tynecastle employ, you could be looking at up to £30 for a ticket in the upper centre of the Wheatfield stand. However, this really isn’t too bad for watching a decent Scottish side like Celtic in action. The seats themselves are great, as they were recently upgraded (in the 90’s) with plenty of legroom and spacing between rows.

There is an area for everyone at Tynecastle Stadium – so choosing an area to sit should be easy!

The Gorgie Family Stand has the greatest location and friendliest atmosphere for families, so if you are coming to a game for the first time with some younger fans – this is the place for you!

The rowdiest and most boisterous fans can be found in Section G of the Wheatfield Stand or Section N in the Main Stand. Here the chanting and singing goes on for the whole match, so be sure to grab a seat here if it’s atmosphere you are after.

However, if it’s the best view in the stadium then you have to choose the Wheatfield Stand – sections B to F are the most comfortable with legroom and have fantastic views of the pitch. Though be aware that prices will reflect that!