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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.
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Club 67 provides lounge access both before and after the match, with complimentary tea, coffee and snacks provided at half-time. With a padded seat in the Jock Stein Stand, you’ll watch the Bhoys in comfort. What's included: • Access to Club 67 Hospitality in the Kerrydale Suite, where food and drinks can be purchased • Live entertainment • Half-time snacks, tea and coffee • Matchday programme • Padded seat to view the match • Post-match lounge access with drinks available to purchase
Official General Admission tickets for Celtic Park provide authorised access to the stadium seating areas and the chance to experience the famous Celtic FC atmosphere up close. We guarantee a minimum of ten seats together, making these tickets ideal for groups looking for a reliable and high quality matchday experience.
The Kerrydale Bar which is located within Celtic Park, is open on matchdays to all season ticket and match ticket holders and welcomes children. Supporters can avoid the rush before and after games, soaking up the famous Celtic Park atmosphere while relaxing in the stadium’s official supporters' bar. Matchday features • The Kerrydale is now cashless facility, all payments are contactless up to £45. • Live Entertainment, including live music in the Kerrydale before and after every game as well as photo opportunites and Q & A with former players scheduled throughout the season. • Wide Selection of food, including bowl and hand held food available in the food court pre-match. • Big Screens, including live matches, Celtic Classics and Sky Sports News all shown on the big screens throughout the season.
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