Parking in Ibrox Stadium

Ibrox Stadium has been the home to Rangers FC since 1899, and the club has existed since 1872. Rangers, also nicknamed as The Gers, The Teddy Bears, or The Light Blues, were the first team to reach a UEFA tournament final. Following financial trouble, the team were liquidated in 2012 but were able to gain admittance to the fourth tier the following season, gaining promotion three times in four years to return to the top flight.

There is street parking around the stadium and a car park located near the Ibrox Stadium, but these often get busy and congested, making it advisable to pre-book your parking space. This can help to reduce time spent searching for parking and is generally considerably cheaper than other alternatives. The ground is at least two miles from Glasgow Central & Queen Street railway, and it is inadvisable to walk. However, Ibrox Stadium does have its own underground stop that connects to Glasgow city centre on the Inner Circle Line.

It is probably best to stay in the town centre if you are looking for food and drink and there are a a great variety of pubs, bars, and restaurants to suit every taste. In the centre, there are also some fascinating attractions, including Glasgow Science centre, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, and The Peoples Palace & Winter Gardens, all of which celebrate the industrial history of the city.

Postcode for satnav: G51 2XD

Does Ibrox have its own parking?

Car parking spaces are available at the Ibrox Stadium.

Is there on-street parking around Ibrox Stadium?

There is on-street parking around the stadium, but this can get very busy, especially on match days.

What restrictions are in place on match days?

Match day parking can be very congested, making it essential to plan your parking in advance to avoid the stress of searching for a space.

What public transport options are available for getting to Ibrox?

The easiest public transport option for travelling to the Ibrox Stadium is the Subway. If travelling from Glasgow's city centre it takes 10-15 minutes in travel time on the Outer Circle. There is also a frequent bus service with bus stops close by the stadium.

What’s the capacity of the Ibrox?

The Ibrox is the third largest football stadium in Scotland, with a capacity of 50,817.

How many away fans does Ibrox hold?

The Ibrox Stadium has ample space for away fans, with a dedicated section of the Broomloan Stand for visiting fans.

What is the away end at Ibrox Stadium?

Away fans are located in the lower tier of the Broomloan Stand, towards the Govan Stand. There are good facilities in this area and a fine view of the playing action.

What’s the address for Ibrox?

The Ibrox Stadium address is 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow, G51 2XD.