Celtic Park
Celtic FC • Glasgow • Scotland
- Address
- Janefield St, Glasgow G40 3RE, Royaume-Uni
- Inauguration
- 20 August 1892
- Capacity
- 60,411 spectators
- Pitch type
- Hybrid grass
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Opens Tuesday at 09:00
Celtic Park
Closed · Opens Tuesday at 09:00
Celtic Park
- Monday 09:00 – 17:00
- Tuesday 09:00 – 17:00
- Wednesday 09:00 – 17:00
- Thursday 09:00 – 17:00
- Friday 09:00 – 17:00
- Saturday 10:00 – 19:00
- Sunday 10:00 – 16:30
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4.7
Visitor reviews
15 629 reviews
Visitor reviews
Good game, great stadium. Main stand crowd very subdued, polite clapping, no singing. Green Brigade made the atmosphere.
Celtic Park is one of the best stadiums in the world with a huge capacity and booming atmosphere. On European nights and old firms Celtic Park shows how supporting a football team should be done. I’ve been to a lot of big games and most games have been exciting, loud and overall an excellent experience. Definitely Recommend.
Classic football stadium. Good facilities. Good view from most seats. No alcohol sold inside the stadium.
Great ground, lots of space and well organised, easy to find everything. Superb club store with a massive selection of football goodies and treats. My only disappointment was the lack of Celtic fans for this Pre-season friendly as it would have been great to have felt the oppressive atmosphere. Still a really enjoyable experience though and a fabulous excuse for a night and some beers in Glasgow.
We are French tourists and were excited to visit this restaurant. The food was excellent absolutely nothing to complain about. Every dish was delicious and well prepared. We would especially like to thank the Colombian and Jordanian waitresses, who were warm, welcoming, and professional. Their kindness made our experience much more enjoyable. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed by the attitude of another staff member, a Black woman with a muscular build. She was rude, didn't even greet us, and seemed unwilling to provide good customer service. A simple "hello" and a smile can make a big difference. Hospitality is just as important as the quality of the food. We hope the management will address this issue, because every customer deserves to feel welcome and respected.
Not as good as other stadium tours as they don't bring you into the usual rooms like the media coverage room or a couple of others, however tour guide Paul was brilliant and very passionate. Would recommend.
Celtic Park is an incredible stadium with a proper electric atmosphere, especially on match days ⚽🍀. The passion from the fans is unreal, and the size of the ground makes the whole experience feel special. Easy to reach on Janefield Street, it’s a must-visit for football lovers in Glasgow 🙌🏟️.
⭐ Celtic Park (affectionately known as Paradise) is the absolute ultimate destination for football fans and the primary hub for sporting passion in Glasgow! 🏟️🍀 Located in the Parkhead area, this iconic stadium is a total masterpiece of atmosphere, holding over 60,000 fans and serving as the historic home of Celtic FC since 1892 🏗️🏴 I am completely obsessed with the "European Nights" energy—it is a total five-star sanctuary of noise and tradition, where the pre-match "You'll Never Walk Alone" is a literal ten-out-of-ten emotional experience 💎⚽ The stadium tour is the dreamiest journey through history, taking you from the trophy-filled boardroom to the tunnel where legends walk, offering a vibe that is a total ten-out-of-ten for any sports enthusiast 🌟🏆 The service is absolute pro-level, from the hospitality in the Kerrydale Suite to the dedicated tour guides who bring the club's "Faithful through and through" spirit to life 🤝💨 Whether you're enjoying a matchday pie or exploring the Celtic Way, Celtic Park is the undisputed king of Scottish football stadiums! 🌟🙌✨ ☘️🕯🏴✨️🇻🇦🙏🏻✝️💚👑🐎🕊🫂🏴🇸🇪
Visiting Celtic FC at Celtic Park on match day is an experience like no other. We went to see Celtic vs St Mirren FC, and although the final score was only 1–0, the atmosphere inside the stadium was absolutely electric. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the passion, the energy, and what it truly means when fans call it “Paradise.” The crowd, the singing, and the sense of togetherness make it unforgettable, regardless of the result. It’s not just a football match — it’s a full experience. To top it all off, we even had the bonus of meeting some of the team after the game, which made the day even more special. An incredible day out and something every football fan should experience at least once.
I was my dream to visit Paradise! I simply showed up, and even though there were no tours scheduled that day, a lovely tour guide named Phil asked if we would like a tour, and let me tell you, Phil did not disappoint. As we slowly made our way around the park, Phil never missed a beat, and explained everything in full detail, including the history, his personal experiences and connections to the club, and by the end of the tour, we were sad to part ways! All employees were immaculately dressed in Celtic FC blazers and ties, and were eminently polite and courteous. We stayed at the pub for a pint before we left, and I am planning my return, this time to witness a match!
About the stadium
The ground has been rebuilt and reshaped many times, most significantly in the 1990s, when a major redevelopment gave it the modern, all-seater layout it has today. The attendance record dates back to 1 January 1938. That was an Old Firm clash against Rangers, which drew close to 92,000 fans into the stands.
The history of the "Bhoys" is on display all around the ground. There's the Celtic Way, the statue of Billy McNeil, and the names given to the stands: the Lisbon Lions Stand, after the side that won the European Cup in 1967, and the Jock Stein Stand, in honour of the club's legendary manager.
On non-matchdays, Celtic Park runs guided tours of about an hour and a half. They take you through the tunnel, the dressing rooms, the pitchside and the press room, with several packages on offer, some including a meal or a stop at the Tennents brasserie. The tour digs into more than a century of Celtic history at a ground widely regarded as one of European football's great venues.
Upcoming matches
Nov
05
2026
Thursday 20:00 • Celtic Park • Glasgow
Nov
08
2026
Sunday 16:00 • Celtic Park • Glasgow
Nov
21
2026
Saturday 15:00 • Celtic Park • Glasgow
Dec
05
2026
Saturday 15:00 • Celtic Park • Glasgow
Dec
13
2026
Sunday 15:00 • Celtic Park • Glasgow
Attendance
- Average attendance
- 57 700 spectators
- Average fill rate
- 96%
- Record attendance
- 58 904 spectators
- Mar 14, 2026 · Celtic - Motherwell
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