The home of Scottish Rugby – Murrayfield is among the most historic and most atmospheric stadiums in the world. With phenomenal seats and acoustics – it provides a hair raising experience when the crowd passionately launches into ‘Flower of Scotland’. 67,000 roaring Scots is a sight you have to see, and with the national team … Read More
With a capacity of near 12,000 and with a history that stretches back to 1899, Dundee FC have called Dens Park home for a long time. Don’t worry though, the stands have been updated since then! The East and West stands are behind the goals and so offer fun views of all the action. The … Read More
Heart of Midlothian Football Club has called Tynecastle Stadium home since 1874 and the 17,000-capacity stadium has witnessed some incredible days most recently the Scottish Cup win in 2012! Hearts or as they are also known ‘The Jam Tarts’ offer something for everyone – from areas that the most fervent Hearts fans can sit, to … Read More
As well as being home to the Belfast Giant’s Ice Hockey team, the SSE is an 11,000 seater capacity stadium that hosts some of the biggest concerts and events in the county. The arena has excellent sight lines to the stage as well as fantastic acoustics that makes the evening a memorable one. Based on … Read More
One of Scotland’s biggest stadiums is home to one of Scotland’s biggest teams. It’s been a turbulent few seasons for Rangers but now they are back in the big time where they belong! Known as one of the most iconic stadiums in the UK, it is an intimidating place to play when the 51,000 seats … Read More
The home of Scottish Football – Hampden Park is among the most historic and most atmospheric stadiums in the world. With phenomenal seats and acoustics – it provides a hair raising experience when the crowd passionately launches into ‘Flower of Scotland’. 50,000 roaring Scots is a sight you have to see, and with the national … Read More
Partick Thistles home ground has a relatively unique quirk – it only has three stands! Although the ground is an old one, the fact that the stadium is never full really plays into the fans hands! If your seat has an obstructed view, should simply get up and move to another! Firhill really is taking … Read More
Celtic Park, otherwise known as Parkhead or simply ‘Paradise’ – is the biggest football ground in Scotland and one of the biggest in the UK. The 60,000 fans who are cheering on their beloved ‘hoops’ for over 90 minutes create one of the best atmospheres! Even Lionel Messi said that Celtic Park has the best … Read More
The Away fans are seated in the South Stand – directly behind the goal. Normally the away fans only take up the lower tier of the stand – but if there is extra demand for tickets, the upper tier can be opened up as well. The seats are actually pretty good with decent legroom, wide … Read More
New Douglas Park has character in abundance and a trip here will be a memorable one! With only two permanent stands the stadium can look a little ramshackle sometimes. The East Stand is a temporary one brought in to fulfil league requirements when Hamilton hit the big time of the SPL whereas the South Stand … Read More
