Celtic vs St Mirren
21 Nov 2026
|Celtic Park, Glasgow
United Kingdom
|United KingdomScottish Premiership
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Tickets for the 2026 Celtic vs St Mirren at Celtic Park are available now ahead of the 21 Nov match. Home, away and hospitality seating options are available from £78 across 5 categories. Verified suppliers, secure checkout.
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Celtic Park stands as Scotland's largest football stadium, with a capacity of 60,832, making it the eighth-biggest in the United Kingdom. Located in Parkhead, Glasgow, the ground is home to Celtic and carries the alternate names Parkhead and Paradise. The club's original stadium opened in 1888, but Celtic relocated to the current site four years later after facing a steep increase in rental costs. What began as an oval-shaped ground with extensive terracing evolved significantly over the decades. Covered terraces and floodlights arrived between 1957 and 1971, followed by a major transformation: the old terraces were demolished and rebuilt as an all-seater stadium in phases, completed in August 1998. Rail seating was added in 2016. Beyond football, the stadium has hosted Scotland internationals and Cup Finals, whilst also serving as a venue for the 2014 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, concerts, and historical events including track cycling championships and open-air Masses. The ground holds the Old Firm derby attendance record of 83,500, set on 1 January 1938.
For the full seating guide and venue information, see the Celtic Park venue guide.
The Celtic vs St Mirren 26/27 takes place on 21 November 2026 at Celtic Park, Glasgow, United Kingdom. The venue has a capacity of 60,411. Street address: Kerrydale Street.
Football hospitality at Celtic Park typically bundles a premium seat (often padded/club seats in the upper or middle tier) with pre-match food, drinks and an indoor lounge, plus a dedicated entrance. Higher-tier packages add post-match access, ex-player meet-and-greets and (at some clubs) directors' box experiences. Each hospitality category in the ticket list above lists exactly what's included.
For a match at Celtic Park, plan to arrive 90 minutes to 2 hours before kick-off. Allow more time for high-profile fixtures and derby matches — bag checks and turnstile queues build up quickly in the final 30 minutes.
To sit together, buy all tickets in the same category in a single order — the supplier allocates adjacent seats within an order whenever the category and inventory allow. Separate orders aren't guaranteed to land next to each other, even in the same category. If sitting together is essential, choose a hospitality package or a smaller reserved-seating category where consecutive seats are easier to confirm.
Most tickets are delivered as PDF e-tickets that scan from your phone screen — no printing needed. A small number of venues still require a printed ticket on entry; if that applies to your event, you'll be notified at checkout and in the delivery email. Mobile-transfer tickets (sent via the event's official app) are also used at select venues.
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Tickets are typically delivered by email 2 to 4 weeks before the event, once the supplier has finalised seat allocations. For select events, physical, mobile-transfer or collection-on-site tickets may apply — exact delivery method is confirmed at checkout and again by email.
If the event is officially cancelled and not rescheduled, you're entitled to a full refund. If the event is rescheduled, tickets are usually valid for the new date — we'll notify you by email with next steps as soon as we're informed by the organiser.
Ticket sales are final once seat allocations have been confirmed by the supplier. If you need to discuss your order before tickets are issued, contact our support team — we'll do what we can within the supplier and venue policies.
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