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Find Celtic tickets for matches at Celtic Park and away fixtures. Choose a game to compare the available ticket options, including stand and tier details for a visit to the Glasgow ground known as Paradise.

Celtic tickets and a visit to Paradise

Celtic Park brings the club's history into the names of its stands. The Jock Stein Stand honours the manager of the Lisbon Lions, while the Lisbon Lions Stand remembers the side that won the European Cup in 1967. For visitors, these names introduce the story of Celtic as well as identifying a place to watch the match.

The present Celtic Park developed through a major rebuilding programme in the 1990s. The North Stand opened in 1995, followed by the Lisbon Lions Stand in 1996. A friendly against Liverpool marked the opening of the Jock Stein Stand in 1998. The completed layout created the recognisable modern home, with different levels and angles around the pitch.

Choosing a Celtic Park location

A touchline position gives a side-on view across both halves, while a place behind a goal puts attacks towards that end directly in front of you. Within either area, the tier changes the height of the perspective. The named stand, block and row describe a more precise location than a broad category such as a corner or upper seat.

The stadium's redevelopment is part of its appeal for travelling supporters: a match takes place in a modern bowl with names rooted in the club's football heritage. Celtic's separate hospitality and stadium-tour programmes offer other ways to experience the venue, with their own admission arrangements and products.

The Lisbon Lions and Jock Stein

Jock Stein returned to Celtic as manager in 1965 after coaching spells at Dunfermline and Hibernian. Two years later, his side beat Inter in Lisbon to win the European Cup. The victory made the 1967 team central to Celtic's identity, and its legacy is visible every time supporters enter the stands named in its honour.

The Inter ticket page covers the Milan club from that final. For Glasgow's other major club, explore Rangers tickets; each club page identifies its own home and away fixtures rather than assuming the same ground for every meeting.

A club founded for its community

Celtic were formally constituted at a meeting in St Mary's Hall in November 1887. Brother Walfrid's aim was to raise money to help people facing poverty in Glasgow's East End. The club's first match followed in May 1888, against Rangers. Those charitable origins remain part of the club's identity through Celtic FC Foundation.

Getting to Celtic Park

The club identifies Dalmarnock and Bridgeton as rail options from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street. Bellgrove is another approach from Queen Street, with a longer onward walk. Celtic also publishes accessible routes and parking information for supporters planning a visit around particular mobility needs.

Once you have chosen a match, TixChoice lets you compare the ticket offers for that fixture. The seller attached to the option you choose completes the purchase.

Tickets currently start from £87.02. The average starting price across listed events is £162.

Frequently asked questions about Celtic tickets

How do I buy Celtic tickets?

TixChoice compares Celtic tickets from trusted ticket sellers in one place, so you can see every option side by side:

  1. Choose the match from the list of upcoming matches above.
  2. Pick how many tickets you need, then compare the listings by price, seats and seller.
  3. Check whether the seats are together and, with the fees switch on, the total price including booking fees.
  4. Go through to the seller you choose and complete your purchase on their site.

For the match on 8 Nov 2026 at Celtic Park in Glasgow, we currently compare 30 listings, starting from £63.

How much are Celtic tickets?

Prices depend on the competition, where you sit and how close to kick-off you buy.

For the match on 8 Nov 2026, tickets currently start from £63.

Is it safe to buy Celtic tickets through TixChoice?

TixChoice compares listings from ticket sellers and does not sell tickets itself. You buy from the seller you choose, and each seller sets its own guarantee, refund and delivery terms, so check these before you buy.

Will my Celtic tickets be seated together?

Each listing shows whether its seats are sold together. If you are buying for a group, check this on the listing before you go through to the seller.

Do Celtic ticket prices include fees?

Sellers add booking fees at checkout. Turn on the fees switch on the match page to see each listing's price including fees, so you compare the real total.

Are Celtic tickets cheaper last-minute?

Sometimes. Prices can drop close to the match if seats are left unsold, but there is no guarantee: high demand can push prices up as the date nears.

What happens if a Celtic match date or kick-off time changes?

Tickets are normally valid for the rescheduled date or kick-off time. The seller you bought from will contact you about any change, so check their terms if you can no longer attend.

Where do Celtic play their home matches?

Celtic play their home matches at Celtic Park in Glasgow.