Celtic Park Stadium Tour: Walk the Tunnel and Dugout
You sit in the dugout where the manager watches the match.
A 60-minute guided stadium tour of Celtic Park includes access to the home team dressing room, the boardroom, and a walk down the tunnel to the dugout and pitch side, led by a local guide. Tours run Monday through Sunday with different meeting points depending on the day; arrive 10 minutes early and note that the route is subject to availability since Celtic Park remains a working stadium with fixture schedules that may affect access.
1h
Step-by-step itinerary
Guided Celtic Park Stadium Tour
- Arrive at main reception or Sports Bar
- Visit home team dressing room
- See Celtic FC Boardroom
- Walk down the tunnel like legends
- Sit in the dugout
- Experience atmosphere pitchside
The Experience
The tour starts from the Sports Bar at the Kerrydale Suite entrance (west stand) on Fridays through Sundays, or the main reception on weekdays. Your guide leads you through the spaces players occupy on match days: the home team dressing room, the Celtic FC Boardroom, then down the tunnel itself — the route the team takes before stepping onto the pitch. You stand pitch side and sit in the dugout, seeing the stadium from the vantage point of the manager and coaching staff.
The full route takes an hour. Because Celtic Park is an active stadium with a fixture list, certain areas may be closed without notice depending on upcoming matches or events. The operator will reschedule your tour to another date if a home match falls on your booking, and no refund is given if parts of the route become inaccessible on the day you arrive. Bring only what you can carry — there is no left luggage facility — and be ready for bag inspection at entry. The stadium operates cashless, so bring a card.
Arrive at least 10 minutes before your start time. Wheelchair access is available, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Service animals are welcome. If you have a pram or stroller, you can bring it along.
What’s included
- Local guide in English.
- access to the home team dressing room and Celtic FC Boardroom.
- the tunnel walk and dugout seating.
- pitch-side views.
Operated by Celtic Football Club
Is this one for you?Book a weekday tour if you want the quietest route through the stadium; weekend departures may have more visitors. The 60-minute length fits a morning or afternoon slot without eating a full day, so it works well paired with other Glasgow activities.
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Top questions
What exactly do I see inside the dressing room and boardroom?
The tour includes the home team dressing room and the Celtic FC Boardroom, though the specific areas and what is on display are not detailed in advance — the guide will show you what is accessible on the day of your visit.
Can I bring my young child or baby on the stadium tour?
Yes, children of any age can join if accompanied by an adult. Infants can travel in a pram or stroller, and specialized infant seats are available if needed.
What happens if Celtic has a home match on the day I've booked?
The operator will reschedule your tour to a different date at no extra cost. Fixture schedules for the 2026/27 season may also affect availability once they are announced, and you'll be contacted if your booking is affected.
Do I need to be fit to do this tour?
The operator recommends at least a moderate level of physical fitness. The tour involves walking through the stadium and standing pitch side, though wheelchair access is available for those who need it.
Where do I meet my guide, and how early should I arrive?
On Fridays through Sundays, meet at the Sports Bar via the Kerrydale Suite entrance (west stand). Monday through Thursday, go to the main reception. Arrive at least 10 minutes before your tour starts.
Can I bring a large bag or backpack with me?
No large bags are recommended since there is no left luggage facility at the stadium. All bags, including purses, are subject to inspection by staff before entry.
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