Celtic return to action this Sunday in the Scottish Premiership.
The clash at Dens Park kicks off a hectic schedule that will see the Hoops play seven games across three competitions in 22 days.
After Dundee, Celtic will play another home game in the Europa League against Austrian Bundesliga champions and current leaders Sturm Graz on Thursday.
It comes after a disappointing 2-0 Parkhead defeat to Braga on matchday two that saw a reduced crowd due to unrest between fans and the Celtic board.
Many supporters are boycotting the Europa League home games as they scale back the money they provide to the club’s coffers.
So with one week until Sturm Graz, what are the ticket sales currently looking like?
Plenty of seats still available for Sturm Graz clash
On Wednesday, Celtic posted on X to promote the Europa League encounter with a link to the ticketing portal.
There, you can view an interactive seat map of Celtic Park and get an idea of how many briefs have been sold so far.
There’s plenty of blue on the map, meaning the majority of sections inside the ground still have seats available to purchase.
Only sections 415 and 437 are sold out across the entire upper tier at Celtic Park, which spans the Jock Stein Stand, North Stand and Lisbon Lions Stand.
The Jock Stein Stand currently has the most available seats with just seven days until kick-off.
Celtic changed their Europa League ticket prices
On Tuesday, Celtic supporters received an email indicating that a new pricing structure has been introduced for Europa League league phase matches.
Previously, Celtic charged £45 for both concession and U16s tickets, and that was met with fury from supporters.
Now, concession and U16 tickets cost £32 for non-season ticket holders. Here is the revised pricing arrangement:
Non-Season Ticket Holders
- Adults: £45
- U16s & Concessions: £32
Season Ticket Holders
- Adults: £39
- Concessions: £30
- U13s: £27
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