Celtic stadium tour 2026: How to book, what is included and more

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Celtic Park is one of the best stadiums in the world, and brings thousands of fans from all over.

Players like Lionel Messi have commented on the Parkhead atmosphere in the past, and the club has been lucky enough to have talents like Henrik Larsson wear the famous colours.

It is a stadium with a rich history, and as a result, plenty want to learn all about it, as well as see the silverware and pitch up close.

One way of doing that is to attend the Celtic Park stadium tour. So, with that, here is everything you need to know about the tour.

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How to get to Celtic Park?

Before starting the tour, the most important thing is getting there, and you can do so in a variety of ways.

If travelling by car, those coming from north or south by motorway can follow the M74 or M73 and the M74 (East) then take the A74 exit toward Tollcross/ Rutherglen. Take the third exit at the roundabout onto Fullarton Rd/London Rd/A74 and drive for a mile before reaching the ground.

Those coming from East or West can exit at M8 junctions 12, 13, and 14.

There are two train stations, with one from Glasgow Queen Street to Bellgrove leaving you a mile or so from the stadium whereas trains from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock and Bridgeton leave you half a mile from the ground.

The number two, 61, 64, 255 and 240 buses from Glasgow city centre stop at the Forge Shopping Centre located on the Gallowgate, which is a mile away from the ground. If coming from the airport, you must take the 500 Airport Express bus from stance one before changing.

Alternatively, you can walk from Glasgow City centre, which roughly takes 45 minutes.

Address: The Celtic Football Club, Celtic Park, Glasgow, G40 3RE, Scotland

How much does the Celtic stadium tour cost?

Prices vary depending on the age of the person but are all reasonably priced.

For an adult, a ticket will cost £18.50 per adult, with any children under the age of 12 costing £12.50. Children under five can attend for free.

Concessions, which apply to students and over 65s, must pay £16.00. A family ticket for two adults and two children is £58.

Tickets can be bought on the Celtic website.

How long does the Celtic stadium tour last?

Stadium tours usually last 60 minutes and start from the Sports Bar.

Those booked on for the tour are advised to arrive 10 minutes before it begins so that everyone is ready to go at the scheduled time.

What happens on the Celtic stadium tour?

On the tour, supporters will be able to learn about the history of the club from the first day of its foundation, right up to the present day.

Expect to see plenty of silverware, including the iconic European Cup trophy won by the Lisbon Lions.

Fans will also be able to go into the home dressing room, where managers and players of yesterday, today and the future deliver final instructions.

You’ll also get the chance to walk down the iconic tunnel as if you were leading the Bhoys out.