Celtic Park Tour & 3-Course Dinner Glasgow

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Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 6

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Stadium Tour Meets Dinner: Inside Celtic Park's Dressing Room & Boardroom

You get a 60-minute guided tour of the dressing room, boardroom, tunnel and dugout, followed by a 3-course meal in the Number 7 restaurant 1.5 hours later. The tour route can change based on stadium availability and match schedules, and drinks aren't included in the meal — you pay for those separately before leaving. Children must be 12 or under to book the Tour and Dine package.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Celtic Park tour and dining experience

Arrive at Celtic Park stadium
Visit home team dressing room
See Celtic FC Boardroom
Walk down the players' tunnel
Sit in the dugout
Enjoy pitchside atmosphere
Dine in Number 7 restaurant
Eat 3-course meal

The Experience

The tour guide's running a few minutes late — nothing dramatic, just the kind of thing that happens when you're meeting at the Sports Bar near the Kerrydale Suite entrance on a match day. You arrive ten minutes early like the instructions say, and there's already a small group gathered, some in Celtic scarves, some just curious. The guide shows up, checks names, and suddenly you're walking through corridors most fans never see. The dressing room is smaller than you'd think, but the moment you step into it, you get why players talk about the weight of that space. Then the boardroom — wood paneling, history on the walls — and then the tunnel walk, which is the part everyone's waiting for. You walk it the way the players do, emerge pitchside, and stand in the dugout for a moment while the guide talks about match days and the roar that fills this place.

The full stadium tour at Celtic Park takes about 60 minutes, and it's a working stadium, so the route can shift depending on fixtures and what's happening that day — the guide will tell you what's accessible and what isn't. After the tour wraps, you've got an hour and a half before your restaurant booking, so some people grab a drink in the bar, walk around the concourse, or just sit with what they've seen. Then you're called to the Number 7 restaurant, which is inside the stadium itself. The 3-course menu is set — no choosing, no long waits — and it moves at a pace that gets you fed and back out without feeling rushed. Drinks aren't included, so you order those separately and settle the bill before you leave.

The whole thing — tour plus dinner — is built around one practical thing: you don't have to arrange transport to the stadium, book a restaurant elsewhere, or figure out timing yourself. It's all in one place, on one afternoon. Parking is via Janefield Street off Springfield Road; you drive under the North stand and bear left into the car park near the Superstore. The dress code is smart casual, and if you've got dietary requirements, you flag them when you book so the kitchen knows.

What’s included

Your experience includes a 60-minute guided stadium tour with access to the home team dressing room, Celtic FC Boardroom, the tunnel walk, dugout and pitchside views, followed by a 3-course meal in the Number 7 restaurant.
A professional guide and tour escort are with you throughout.
Drinks, tea, coffee and restaurant extras are not included and must be paid separately before you leave.
Dietary requirements should be noted at booking.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Celtic Football Club

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see inside Celtic Park without arranging separate transport and restaurant plans — the tour and meal are timed back-to-back in one place, which is what makes an afternoon of it possible. Keep in mind the tour route can change on match days, and children must be 12 or under for this package.