Celtic Tickets

1. Choose Your Match: Scroll to the top of this page and click the orange "Tickets From" button next to the Celtic match you wish to attend.
2. Pick Your Seat: Use the Celtic Park seating map to select seats that suit your preferences and budget.
3. Complete Your Purchase: Complete your secure payment on the chosen resale platform.

• Review Policies: Always confirm refund and exchange policies in case fixture dates or times are changed and you can’t attend the rescheduled match.
• Understand Pricing: High-demand tickets, especially for Old Firm derbies against Rangers, may come with inflated prices on the resale market due to immense popularity.
• Timing of Tickets: Resale tickets for Celtic games are often delivered closer to the match, sometimes within 48 hours of kickoff.
• Customer Support: Platforms listed on Ticket Compare offer responsive customer service to help with any ticket-related concerns.

In the next section, we’ll delve deeper into buying Celtic FC match tickets and compare the benefits of official club sales versus trusted resale options.

On official channels, Celtic match tickets go on sale between 10 and 14 days before a fixture. The on-sale time is usually 12:00 pm.

Celtic FC match tickets are released on a first come, first served basis—you need to be quick to the punch if you want Scottish Premiership tickets for highly anticipated matches.

It’s extremely difficult to keep up with Celtic’s sales schedule, but you can sign up to the website for notifications. With only a few thousand tickets available for league matches, it’s normal for matches to sell out in a couple of hours.

On Ticket Compare, you don’t need to work to those tight deadlines. Our platform begins listing Celtic tickets as soon as the Scottish Premiership fixture list is announced in preseason.

No, as of 2024/25 the Celtic does not offer a membership scheme with an annual subscription, which is what you get with many football clubs.

Instead, Celtic runs an in-house ticketing portal on which you can sign up and search for tickets as if you were attending an event like any other event. So essentially, all Celtic FC tickets that are sold by the official website are general sale tickets.

General sale does have an upside, making it easier for the average fan to access tickets, but the downside is that this ease means they disappear fast.

Celtic Park is at capacity for almost every Celtic match. For reference, in 2023/24, 19 of Celtic’s 25 home matches sold out.

The only question is how quickly these tickets will disappear. For the Old Firm and matches against established Scottish Premiership teams like Hearts and Aberdeen, there will be no availability on the primary market.

Note that there may be empty seats, even when the match is a sell out, due to some Celtic season ticket holders not attending.

Ticket Compare offers Celtic FC tickets for every fixture, even if the match is sold-out.

Few matches capture the imagination of Celtic fans more than Champions League fixtures. Going through the club, the same purchasing rules apply.

Tickets will go on sale a little under two weeks before the fixture, but will sell out way before demand is satisfied.

For these big European nights you can always buy Celtic Champions League tickets through Ticket Compare, with availability right up to kick-off.

As a non-season ticket holder, You can use Celtic’s ticketing portal to try to buy Celtic vs Rangers FC tickets, but your chances of success will be low.

In fact, it is practically impossible to buy Old Firm derby tickets through the Celtic website. For this crunch match, occurring twice a season at Celtic Park in the Scottish Premiership, your best option is to check Ticket Compare, where there is always availability, even for this crucial match.

On the secondary market, ticket prices are affected by supply and demand, so you may have to pay above face value for your Celtic FC vs Rangers tickets.

Purchasing through the club, Celtic FC Champions League tickets are more expensive than tickets for Scottish Premier League games, and can rise as high as £60 in the Main Stand.

With the introduction of the new Champions League phase, the club started selling tickets in four-match packages for £184, which works out at £46 a match.

If you are using the secondary market and hunting for cheap Celtic match tickets, there are a few methods you can try to save some money. We’ll outline the best ones now:

• Buy Tickets Early: Consider buying your tickets for Celtic matches as soon as the fixtures are announced in the summer. The complexion of individual Bhoys fixtures may change depending on how the season pans out, making them more expensive.
• Buy Tickets Late: On the flipside, Celtic FC ticket resellers may go to real lengths to offload remaining stock if they still have tickets in the days or even hours before the match. If you’re brave you may be able to buy cheap last-minute tickets by waiting.
• Buy Solo Tickets: Single seats will always be cheaper than Celtic match tickets in groups, as resale football ticket marketplaces charge fees for multiple seats together.
• Get Tickets for the Scottish League Cup: The early rounds of this competition, in late summer and early autumn, have less of a buzz about them, so you should be able to buy cheap tickets to Celtic games for these ties.
• Look for Weeknight Matches: Apart from the ever-popular Celtic Champions League tickets, there’s a little less demand for match tickets for Celtic on weeknight evenings, so these matches present an opportunity to buy cheap Celtic FC tickets.
• Opt for Shortside Seats: As a rule, Celtic match tickets are cheaper in the stands behind the goals, so opt for the Jock Stein Stand or the Lisbon Lions Stand.

In 2024/25 the price of Celtic season tickets start at £579 and rise to about £750 for the most expensive. This is around a 3% rise on the price for 2023/24.

The cheapest Celtic season ticket price is a little more than the cross-city rivals, Rangers (£532), but the price also reflects the comparative states of the two clubs.

For over 65s a Celtic season ticket starts at £376, while children under 13 can be regulars at Parkhead for as little as £50 (valid for 17 matches as season).

The good news is, yes, there is a waiting list for Celtic season tickets. The bad news is that as of 2024/25 the Celtic season ticket waiting list is closed to new applicants.

The club took the decision to deny new applications due to both the overwhelming demand for season tickets at Celtic Park as well as the absurdly high renewal rate.

In summer 2024, an astonishing 99% of existing season ticket holders renewed at Parkhead for the 2024/25 season.

For most of the matchday hospitality lounges at Celtic Park, the dress code is smart casual. This means sportswear and replica jerseys will not be permitted.

In the Executive Club and Café 1888 denim will not be allowed, while The Walfrid and Number 7 have a smart dress code and are strictly collar & tie.

• By Car/Taxi: Arrive early as traffic becomes congested near kick-off. From the north/south, use the M74 or M73 to the M74 (East) and take the A74 exit toward Tollcross/Rutherglen. From the east/west, exit at M8 junctions 12, 13, or 14.
• Parking: Limited spaces available in the Lisbon Lions 1 Car Park (£8 per vehicle, card payment only, first come, first served). Blue Badge holders have designated accessible parking.
• By Bike: 10 minutes from Glasgow City Centre and train stations. Bike racks are at the Billy McNeill statue (8 spaces) and the Superstore (5 spaces). Nextbike Docking Station available at the nearby Emirates Arena.
• On Foot: Less than a 45-minute walk from Glasgow City Centre, Glasgow Central, and Glasgow Queen Street stations.
• By Train: From Queen Street, trains to Bellgrove are about 1 mile from the stadium. From Glasgow Central or Argyle Street, trains to Dalmarnock and Bridgeton are within half a mile of Celtic Park.
• By Bus: Buses No. 2, 61, 64, 240, and 255 from Glasgow City Centre stop near the Forge Shopping Centre, about 1 mile from the stadium.
• From Glasgow Airport: Approximately 12 miles away. The 500 Airport Express bus connects to the City Centre, where you can transfer to a bus or train to Celtic Park.

In 2024/25 a taxi from Glasgow Central railway station will cost between £9 and £12, and should take no more than 10 minutes, although you may have to account for traffic on Hoops’ matchdays.

Picking the best seating options at Celtic Park comes down to what you want from your Cetic FC tickets. We’ll talk you through a few different options below.

For the best atmosphere, look no further than the northern end of the Lisbon Lions Stand, in sections 110 to 111 and 411 to 414. The lower tier here (101 to 111) is home to Celtic Park’s 3,000 safe standing spots, and is occupied by the club’s most passionate fans.

For the best views, buy Celtic Park tickets in the North Stand, ideally in the top of the lower tier. These seats have a sweeping view of the Parkhead pitch, without being affected by the large pillars that can obstruct views in the North Stand’s upper tier. Pick a seat anywhere from section 203 to 207 and you will have a perfect view of the action.

For families visiting Celtic Park, sections 115 to 117 in the Lisbon Lions Stand have historically been used as a family stand. At times there have been family-friendly matchday activities, from facepainting to games and giveaways, on the concourse in this part of the stadium.

The away section at Celtic Park is in the Lisbon Lions Stand in the south-east corner of the ground. Specifically, this is section 119 and 120. Note that some of the seats in this part of the stadium may have restricted views, especially in section 120.

Yes, the stadium became a cashless venue at the start of the 2021/22 season, so only cards are accepted on the concourses and in the hospitality areas.

• Scottish League Titles: Celtic has won 54 Scottish league championships, with their first triumph in 1893 and their most recent in 2024.
• European Success: In 1967, Celtic became the first British team to win the European Cup, defeating Inter Milan 2–1. They were also runners-up in the European Cup in 1970 and the UEFA Cup in 2003.
• Domestic Dominance: Celtic has won a record 42 Scottish Cups and 21 Scottish League Cups, achieving an unmatched eight domestic trebles.

• Jimmy McGrory: The club’s all-time leading scorer, also setting a British football goalscoring record.
• Billy McNeill: Celtic’s greatest-ever captain, who led the team to their European Cup triumph in 1967 and made 822 appearances for the club.
• Henrik Larsson: A modern-day hero, scoring 242 goals during his time at Parkhead and leading the team to numerous trophies.
• Jimmy Johnstone: Often regarded as Celtic’s greatest player, the skillful winger was central to the success of the 1967 "Lisbon Lions”.
• Kenny Dalglish: Arguably the best striker in Europe at the time, Dalglish won eight major trophies and scored 173 goals for the club in Celtic’s period of dominance in the mid-1970s.
• Scott Brown: Captained Celtic to multiple titles during a dominant spell in the 2010s.
• Shunsuke Nakamura: A pioneering Japanese creator, famed for his free-kicks and incisive passing.

• Most Appearances: Billy McNeill holds the record for most appearances with 822 matches played from 1957 to 1975.
• Top Scorer: Jimmy McGrory scored 522 goals across all competitions for the club, in 501 games from 1922 to 1937.
• Unbeaten League Season: Celtic completed an undefeated league season in 2016–17, setting a new points record on the way, with 106.

• Jock Stein: Managed Celtic to nine consecutive league titles and their historic European Cup win in 1967.
• Martin O’Neill: Oversaw a golden era in the early 2000s, winning domestic trebles and reaching the 2003 UEFA Cup Final.
• Brendan Rodgers: Guided the team to back-to-back trebles in his first two seasons and returned to secure more silverware in 2024. As of 2024/25 has the best Old Firm win % of any Celtic manager (79%).

Yes, you can tour Celtic Park on a one-hour guided experience, exploring behind-the-scenes areas like the boardroom, tunnel, dressing room, and dugout while picking up facts about the club's history, since 1888. Tickets cost £17.50 for adults, £12 for children, and £55 for a family, with concessions available. Tours run daily, except on matchdays.

Celtic tickets for domestic away matches are available only to Celtic season ticket holders. With 5% of stadium capacities allocated to away fans in the Scottish Premiership, away tickets are extremely scarce for the number of Celtic fans who want tickets.

Bearing in mind, the average stadium capacity in the Scottish Premiership is 22,227—and for most away days only Celtic season ticket holders who have regularly attended Celtic matches on the road in the past will be able to buy Celtic away tickets.

Yes, but only if you use a site like Ticket Compare. We carry out independent reviews of the secondary markets on our platform, with anonymous purchases.

If they don’t score four stars or more, for criteria like customer service, ease of use and reliability, they don’t feature on our site. This way you can be sure you are getting authentic Celtic FC match tickets on Ticket Compare.

During the 2023/24 Scottish Premiership season the average attendance at Celtic Park was 58,827. Although this average is a little less than capacity, almost all matches sell out.