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Celtic Park

Club: Celtic FC | Opening: 1892 | Capacity: 60,500 seats

History and description

Celtic Park has been the home of Celtic since 1892, when the club moved away from a nearby ground that was also called Celtic Park following a dispute over the rent.

Celtic Park officially opened on the 13th of August 1892 with the club’s annual sports day. The first match was played a week later and saw Celtic beat Renton 4-3.

The stadium was initially oval-shaped with cycling track, pavilion, and one wooden stand at the Janefield Street side. Four years later, in 1898, a new grand stand was built on the other side. This was the first ever double-decker stand at a football ground and lifted capacity to over 50,000.

In 1904, the wooden Janefield Street Stand burned down and got replaced by a covered terrace, which would go by the name “The Hayshed”.

In 1927, it was the turn of the double-decker Grand Stand to burn down, which got replaced in 1929 by a new Main Stand designed by Archibald Leitch. While the construction of the new Main Stand was still in progress, another fire engulfed the pavilion.

No further changes were made in the following decades. Celtic Park set its unofficial record attendances in 1938 when 92,000 spectators came to see the Old Firm. Official attendances never were higher than 80,000, Celtic Park’s maximum capacity.

In 1957, the Celtic End received (partial) cover, and almost a decade later, in 1966, the Hayshed terrace received a new roof. In those times, the terrace was commonly referred to as “The Jungle”, because of its poor state and fanatic fans.

In the late 1960s the Rangers End also received cover, and shortly after the Main Stand got extensively refurbished, including a new roof. Capacity got reduced to 60,000 due to safety measures following the Ibrox disaster .

Due to the precarious financial situation of Celtic in the 1980s and early 1990s, no further changes were made to Celtic Park until the take-over of Fergus McCann in 1994.

Funds were raised through a share issue, and a large redevelopment project was started. As this involved the demolition of both ends and the Jungle, Celtic was forced to play its 1994/95 home matches at Hampden Park .

Celtic Park reopened in 1995 with a newly built North Stand. Works continued on both ends, which were were completed in August 1998.

Celtic fans have used both Parkhead and Paradise as nicknames for Celtic Park.

(photos of the present Celtic Park below)

How to get to Celtic Park

Celtic Park is located about two miles east of Glasgow’s city centre in the Parkhead area.

The stadium lies on London Road. Exiting the M74 at Tollcross, and then following London Road west for almost 2 miles brings you to the stadium. Continuing on London Road further west brings you to Glasgow’s city centre.

If coming from the M8, exit at junction 14, and drive down south on Alexandra Park Street until reaching London Road. Turn left onto London Road and follow until you reach the stadium on your left.

Buses 43 and 64 bring you from the city centre to the ground. Take the bus on Ingram Street, and get off on London Road. Both buses run about every half an hour, and the journey takes 30 minutes.

Buses 61 and 62 pass the stadium on Gallowgate Road, just slightly further away. Both leave from Glasgow’s Central Rail station.

Alternatively, one can take a train from Glasgow Central to Dalmarnock or Bridgeton rail stations (5-minute journey). Both stations lie about 10 to 15 minutes walking from Celtic Park.

From Glasgow Queen Street trains regularly depart for Bellgrove or Carntyne. The journey takes 5 minutes as well, but the walk to the stadium slightly longer (20 to 30 minutes).

Address: Celtic Park, Glasgow, G40 3RE

Eat, drink, and sleep near Celtic Park

Celtic Park is located in a rather bare area which is a mix of some old industrial buildings and residential housing. There are a few pubs, most around Gallowgate north of the stadium, but eating and drinking in Glasgow’s city centre is likely a better option.

The Merchant City area in the east of the centre is conveniently located for drinking. From there you can catch a bus or train (Argyle Street), or even walk to the stadium. Other nightlife areas are around Sauchiehall Street and Bath Street in the city centre, or in the West End.

There are no hotels near Celtic Park, but a good few in the Merchant City area. The Brunswick Merchant City Hotel , Mercure Hotel , Rab Ha’s , and Holiday Inn Express are all affordable options that get good reviews. Click here for all hotels in the Merchant City area, and here for all hotels in central Glasgow.

If you arrive by car, the Premier Inn at the exit off the M74 may be an alternative. It can even (just) be walked from to the stadium.

Celtic Tickets

Tickets for Celtic FC matches can be purchased online , by phone +44 (0) 871 226 1888, in person at the Celtic Ticket Office at the stadium, or at one of the selected retail outlets (e.g. on Sauchiehall Street or Argyle Street).

On the day of the match the Celtic Ticket Office is opened until kick-off. In recent years attendances at Celtic matches have slightly dropped, and tickets will be easily available for most regular league matches.

Tickets cost £26.00 for all stands except some central seats at the Main Stand, which cost £31.00. Some seats with restricted view go for a little less.

You can find a seating plan here . For more information call +44 (0) 871 226 1888 or email [email protected] .

Celtic Park stadium tours

Celtic offer guided stadium tours around Celtic Park that last about 90 minutes. On matchdays there are tours that last 60 minutes.

Tours leave every day of the week at 11:00 am, 12 noon, 1:45 pm, and 2:30 pm. On Saturday matchdays tours leave at 9:30 am, 10:00 am, 10:30 am, and 11:00 am. On non-Saturday matchdays there are no tours.

The tour costs £8.50. Bookings are not necessary, but highly advised and can be made by calling +44 (0) 871 226 1888 or emailing [email protected] .

Photos of Celtic Park

Relevant Internet links

Celticfc.net – Official website of Celtic FC. SeeGlasgow.com – Official guide to metropolitan Glasgow. Firstgroup.com – Information about bus timetables and fares.

I went for a tour of Celtic park on 24/3/2015 with 2 resedents from the care home I work in and we enjoyed it so much we also got to meet Bertie auld and john Clark who were both very nice which was great for the resedents they came away very happy and when we got back to the home they couldn’t stop talking about it so I would like to thank everyone at Celtic park for a great day and not forgetting the lady that gave us the tour she was very nice and friendly so once again a big thank you keep up the good work.

I think it is a great Stadium with a nice atmosphere. Celtic fans are very loud. Tickets are available online and at the gate. Very pleased with my visit there.

I visited Parkhead a few years ago with my son,who had bought the tickets to see a game against our own team,Falkirk. I appreciate they were within his price range, but when we finally located our “seats” at the top of the stand. they weren’t there! The supports were there, but nothing to sit on. AND the metal upright obscured our view of the goal. I vowed never to return, but unfortunately with Hampden being out of action, Scotland are playing some games there this year. It’s a question of going to the games and ignoring the venue. Perhaps by now the powers that be won’t have the brass neck to sell tickets for seats that don’t exist.

Enjoyed my Celtic experience today and the price for the tour is fantastic but can I point out a few facts without being offencive. I had 2 young children with me and although they got in for free (although I wouldn’t have minded paying ) I think to make it a wee bit more exciting for them they should have received a goody bag with maybe an autograph of favourite player and a pencil,rubber or so. Or even a drink of juice or something as we weren’t allowed to take our own in. And Maybe a player to speak a few words of wisdom to the kids. After all children are our future of the next football generation. Just think more thought could go into the tour as us Celtic supporters do spend a lot of money on their merchandise.

aye, when I was but a wee lad I went to Paradise with me mum. we had nary a penny between us, so we had to peek through the gates to watch. Oh, how I remember watching the great Babe kicking the fannies of the English that fine day, how the fire of the crowd burned in my heart for the rest of me youth.

Twas good times, they wot.

I went to ibrox yesterday outstanding atmosphere below me were the mad men

Went to the stadium to see the Champion League game between Celtic and Barça on 7/11/2012. That day the club was founded 125 years ago. Never saw anything like it, the Celtic fans were awesome ! Respect from a Barça supporter !

I went to Paradise in the 90’s. It was the finest experience ever after visiting many many stadiums. We went on a rainy day, no guide available. The kind man who was ‘just working’ at the stadium gave us an Grandtour. He was not prepared, just willing to do so. Still, the kindest visiting ever. Yet, Ajax is visiting Paradise. Ajax is my favorite club, but if it is necessary to lose this battle, it rather be to Celtic. I will visit Celtic on short notice: with my son. I am looking soo forward to it. Pauline

took my 4 year old grandson to the park today and would like to thank hugh phillips the tour guide for a great time gave us the history and aidan being the only wee one hugh made it al about him thank you hugh your a star celtic are lucky to have you thank you again we loved it kathleen fitzgeral

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Train at Lennoxtown or Barrowfield

Coached by celtic fc academy staff, behind the scenes celtic park tour, matches against local opposition, ten pin bowling evening activity, suitable for all ability levels.

Elite Standard Facilities

All inspiresport training sessions will be provided at either Lennoxtown or Barrowfield Training Centres.

Lennoxtown Training Centre

Lennoxtown training centre, the official training centre of Celtic Football Club, was officially opened in October 2007. Lennoxtown was designed to replace Celtic’s former training ground at Barrowfield (a short distance east of the club’s stadium Celtic Park in the east end of Glasgow). The complex is located on a 46-acre (190,000 m2) site near the Campsie Fells. The complex houses the club’s training and educational facilities.

Barrowfield Training Centre

Barrowfield was purchased by Celtic in the summer of 1959. It was used as the training ground for Celtic’s European Cup winning team under Jock Stein and remained the base for first team players until they moved to Lennoxtown in 2007.

Dedicated Coaching

At the Celtic FC Academy, coaches help players develop more than just their football skills! Their objective is to create a world class academy which produces the next generation of Champions League players. Everyone within the Academy is expected to live by our 4 principles which are:

The Celtic Youth Academy have enjoyed lots of success in giving young players the support and developing the skills required to become professional footballers.

SINCE 2000/01: 

• 51  players have made the first team
• 1 in 3  have become professional footballers
• 19  have played in the UEFA Champions League
• 41  have become full internationals

Your Celtic FC Tour Includes

• Scheduled high quality training sessions with Celtic FC coaching staff
• Use of Barrowfield or Lennoxtown training facilities
• Behind-the-scenes tour of Celtic Park including visit to official club shop
• Match tickets to watch Celtic Men’s team in the SPL (subject to availability)
• Pre-arranged matches against similar standard local opposition
• Ten-pin bowling at local entertainment complex
• Quality 3* and 4* Hotel Accommodation on a full board basis
• Full ground transportation in a fully executive coach throughout the tour
• Supervisory FREE places for all sports tour organiser
• Dedicated inspiresport representative for duration of trip

Club Background

Stadium and club tour, optional excursions, about the club.

Celtic Football Club is a Scottish football club based in Glasgow, which plays in the Scottish Premier League.

Celtic have an impressive trophy haul consisting of:

• 52 x Scottish League Championships
• 40 x Scottish Cups
• 20 x Scottish League Cups

In 1967 Celtic won an unprecedented quintuple: not only becoming the first British team to win the European Cup but also winning the Scottish League Championship, the Scottish Cup, the Scottish League Cup, and the Glasgow Cup. Celtic also reached the 1970 European Cup Final, and the 2003 UEFA Cup Final and regularly qualify for the UEFA Champions League competition.

Celtic Park Stadium Tour

Celtic’s stadium is Celtic Park, which is in the Parkhead area of Glasgow. Celtic Park. It is an all-seated stadium with a capacity of 60,832, which is the largest football stadium in Scotland and the seventh-largest stadium in the United Kingdom.

As part of your visit you will be able to explore the Club’s heritage through the unique memorabilia and interactive displays, reliving the greatest moments and discovering what makes Celtic FC the club that it is today.

As your tour is tailored to suit every requirement for your group, we offer a range of optional excursions to add value to your tour and maintain a fully packed schedule throughout. Although not exclusively, here’s a taster of some of the excursions we can provide for you subject to availability…

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Celtic tickets for US tour: Schedule, dates, host cities

by Martina Alcheva April 17, 2024

To get ready for the 2024–25 season, Celtic will be visiting the United States this summer. The Scottish team had already hinted that they would be visiting the US.

There have been hints that the Parkhead club could be planning a summer 2024 American preseason trip. Pictured under three US landmarks was a message on the club’s social media platforms featuring Cameron Carter-Vickers and Liam Scales.

The players were shown rejoicing under the description of “Summer 2024” in the image, which was marked with a simple ‘soon’ emoji. Also, Celtic could do a three-city U.S. tour this summer, according to the mysterious social media post .

North Carolina, Notre Dame, and the Washington Monument were all included in the photograph that was published on St. Patrick’s Day. Now, the complete itinerary for Celtic’s planned three-game tour of the US this summer is available to supporters.

2024 USA tour tickets for Celtic games

You can get your tickets to these three events with Vivid Seats right now. When you buy your first Vivid Seats ticket with the discount code SOCCER20 , you’ll save $20. Only new customers may take advantage of this deal, and it’s good for tickets priced above $200.

• DC United vs Celtic – July 20 – Washington DC: Tickets .
• Manchester City vs Celtic – July 23 – Chapel Hill, NC: Tickets .
• Chelsea vs Celtic – July 27 – South Bend, IN: Tickets .

Taking place on Tuesday, July 23, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the Bhoys will face off against Manchester City. Kenan Stadium at the University of North Carolina will play home to Pep Guardiola’s squad for the first time. The only other competitive meeting between the two teams was in the 2016-17 UEFA Champions League group stages.

This summer, the Celts will be touring the United States in search of their first win against Manchester City. The two meetings between the two teams ended in draws, so the match is sure to be a thrilling one. The UNC Children’s Hospital will receive the proceeds from the match. There was a donation of $150,000 to the medical center last year.  

An interesting schedule for Celtic fans in the United States is guaranteed with the announcement of the match against Manchester City in North Carolina. Especially, after news that the team will face Chelsea at the famous Notre Dame Stadium in Indiana on July 27.

Celtic will face Major League Soccer team DC United at Audi Field in Washington, DC, on July 20 in the third and final confirmed match of the Bhoys’ U.S. Summer Tour. Among the most decorated American teams, DC United has 13 domestic and international titles between them. They were among the first clubs in 1996 when Major League Soccer started.

Celtic looks forward to first US tour in many years

Celtic captain and Scotland international Callum McGregor spoke on the tour.

“We are delighted to be visiting Washington to meet DC United and we are sure the match will be another great sporting occasion.

“Celtic has enjoyed a number of great visits to the United States previously to play both European and MLS teams and I am sure this summer we will enjoy another successful visit. We are really grateful to have such a strong fanbase in the States and it is great that these matches will give our fans a chance to see us in action again.”

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The Hoops will make the short trip across Glasgow to face Championship side Queen's Park on Wednesday, July 10.

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Celtic have confirmed they will take on Queen's Park in a pre-season friendly this summer before jetting off for their US tour.

Five days after their first friendly of the off-season against Ayr United at Somerset Park, the Premiership and Scottish Cup champions will make the short trip to the City Stadium to face Callum Davidson's Queen's Park in an evening kick-off on Wednesday, July 10.

It will be the first time that the two sides have met in over 15 years, when Celtic claimed a narrow 2-1 victory in the Scottish Cup at Celtic Park in February 2009. The two domestic friendlies will serve as ideal preparation for Brendan Rodgers' men, who will then step up the gears during their pre-season tour across the pond.The Hoops take on DC United on Sunday July 21, before glamour clashes against Premier League duo Manchester City (Wednesday, July 24) and Chelsea (Saturday, June 25) in the Florida Cup.

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For Chelsea goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic, our summer tour of the USA has a little extra meaning.

The Blues' preparations for the 2024/25 campaign will step up across the Atlantic in late July as we visit five cities in five states. High-profile matches are planned at each stop, with four coming against league champions.

Our first is against Wrexham in Santa Clara, California. The second sees us face Celtic in Notre Dame, Indiana. The third comes against Club America in Atlanta, Georgia. We then take on against Man City in Columbus, Ohio, before finishing with a clash with Real Madrid in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Petrovic has plenty of firsthand experience of performing in front of a U.S. crowd. He did so throughout his time with New England Revolution and his performances with the MLS club earned him a move to Chelsea.

That opportunity was one Petrovc could not turn down – and the fact he made 31 appearances for Chelsea during the 2023/24 season proved it was the right choice.

Yet the 24-year-old remains hugely appreciative of the time he spent in the USA and is looking forward to returning and reuniting with friends made during his 16-month stay in Boston.

‘My time there was very important for me,' Petrovic explains. 'And I didn't expect that after 16 months I'd be signing for Chelsea. But I only have good memories of Boston and New England.

‘I have a lot of friends in America and I think they will come to watch the matches against Man City and Real Madrid as it’s not so far from Boston. I am excited to go back and see them. On and off the pitch, I had a really good time there.'

Petrovic will be in familiar surroundings at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. He played at both during his time with New England.

He has fond memories of the latter, which saw the Serbia international shutout the home side in a 1-0 victory at the start of the 2023 season.

'I remember well because we won and I kept a clean sheet,' says Petrovic with a smile. 'There were nearly 70,000 supporters there if I remember right and it was a really good atmosphere in the stadium. You could feel it.

'The fans in America, they are very passionate. They love to see us and the big clubs like Chelsea and Real Madrid. For us, it's good too because we can connect with them in a good way.

'Playing against Real Madrid there [Charlotte] will be a really good experience. They are one of the best teams in the world, Champions League finalists, and it will be good for us to play against them as we get ready for the season.'

Chelsea’s USA Tour 2024

Chelsea vs Wrexham - Wednesday 24 July at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California – click for tickets or buy Club Chelsea hospitality packages

Chelsea vs Celtic - Saturday 27 July at Notre Dame Stadium, Notre Dame, Indiana – click for tickets or buy Club Chelsea hospitality packages now

Chelsea vs Club America - Wednesday 31 July at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia – click for tickets or Club Chelsea hospitality packages

Chelsea vs Manchester City - Saturday 3 August at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio – click for tickets or buy Club Chelsea hospitality packages now

Chelsea vs Real Madrid - Tuesday 6 August at Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina – click for tickets or buy Club Chelsea hospitality packages now

Belfast Celtic 75 years ago: Historic victory over all-conquering Scots during bittersweet American tour that marked end of a great club

It was May 29 1949, New York - arguably one of the most famous days in the illustrious history of Belfast Celtic.

In front of a crowd of a 15,000, the west Belfast side, up to that point one of the most successful clubs in Ireland, defeated by 2-0 a Scotland team fresh off a sweep of the Home International Series.

But it was a bittersweet time as the team first set sail on the ten match tour of the US and Canada, they were told the news that the club had folded.

The Belfast Celtic board announced the decision as the party of players, officials and others set sail on the RMS Mauretania for the US earlier in May.

“It would be like Glasgow Celtic announcing we are leaving Scottish football. We are stopping playing,” said author and broadcaster Pádraig Coyle, who has written two books and a play linked to Belfast Celtic.

“The fans could not comprehend that this could happen. They knew nothing until the board took this decision,” he said.

“The players were not told of decision until they were on the boat to America,” Pádraig said.

Following the trip, the belief, the assumption, was strong that Belfast Celtic would be back, particularly as the legendary manager, Elisha Scott, was barred by the board from joining any other club.

But just two days before the Scotland game the Irish League invited Crusaders to join and Celtic never returned despite several attempts to do so.

This was a club that won 14 league titles, including five in row prior to the Second World War and then another in 1947/48.

Jimmy Jones, the club’s top striker, was not on the tour, the first by an Irish club of north America.

He was still recovering from horrific injuries suffered when attacked by Linfield fans following that season’s St Stephen’s Day clash.

Only top level medical care saved his leg being amputated.

The attack on Jones is often cited as the catalyst for the Celtic board making its decision to pull out of the league.

But the team, boosted by several guest players, went out in style, stunning Scotland, the “wonder team of 1949″, on that late May day exactly 75 years ago.

Scotland had the choice of playing several teams, including Newcastle United or Gothenburg but chose the representatives of Ireland.

At the Triborough Stadium In New York, Derry man Johnny Campbell was credited with scoring both goals in the historic victory, though Pádraig said Alex Moore claimed the last touch for the second.

There were some afters during the game with Dubliner Mick O’Flanagan, a Bohemians player, Ireland rugby international and noted publican, going toe to toe with Rangers’ Willie Waddell.

But the two teams arrived at the stadium and left together, though it was noted the Belfast crew were in the back of the bus, celebrating. Scotland later complained about the hardness of the pitch. It was the country’s last ever clash with a club team.

The touring party returned to Belfast in June and the team dispersed. The name does live on with a Belfast Celtic side competing in the Ballymena & Provincial Intermediate League.

Jimmy Jones recovered and continued his prolific scoring, away from Paradise on the Donegall Road, and mostly with Glenavon. He was top scorer in the Irish League for ten seasons in a row.

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