Celtic Park

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Picture of Celtic Park

Picture of Celtic Park

Details

  • Other Names: Parkhead or Paradise
  • Address: East End of Glasgow

    Celtic Football Club

    Celtic Park

    Glasgow G40 3RE

    Scotland

  • Capacity: 60832
  • Year First Built: 1892
  • Year Last Renovated:
  • Status: In Use
  • Primary Sport or Event: Football (Soccer)
  • Main Tenant: The Celtic Football Club
  • Pitch Dimensions: Length: m, Width: m
  • Elevation Above Sea Level: 40m

Location Map

Map showing the location of Celtic Park in Scotland.

Previous Comments For Celtic Park

Disappointed with my visit to Celtic park. A name that seems to force a opinion that they are Celt's. That they are the only club in Scotland that are somehow Celtic.The stadium is nothing other than the cheapest option. Concrete, block and what seems to be scaffolding. Not befitting a Elite football club. My seat was positioned behind a huge structural vertical beam. My enjoyment of the game was non existent considering I'm not a local. I was informed later in Glasgow that Ibrox is the finest stadium in Scotland. I went and it is. A beautiful stadium which has been listed by the Scottish government as a historic gem.

By Harry Alba on 10th October 2023

Genuinely fantastic atmosphere. Would urge anyone to sample it, even just once. I would suggest you ignore the comments of 'Simon Cartwright' (not his real name). Just another example of the petty jealousy we have to endure from younger Glasgow clubs.

By Jack milton on 9th October 2018

Very cheaply built stadium which is in a state of disrepair. It needs a lot of work done to it.

By Simon Cartwright on 13th June 2018

We love every minute we visit paradise Peter and Carol oz

On 18th February 2018

Celtic Park is the best football stadium in Scotland. With a 60,000 capacity it has 10,000 more seats than Ibrox. The curved corners give it an enclosed feel instead of four separate stands which is superior to other grounds who's owners have tried and failed to fill in the corners. The crowd are fairly close to the pitch unlike Hampden which has a running track which arcs the fans away from the pitch behind the goals. Celtic's stands tower high above the grass and provide a very intimidating atmosphere, especially on European nights and matches against local rivals. There is a safe standing zone in one of the corners where a singing section provide huge vocal support and colourful displays which are the envy of many other clubs. Built for a cost of £35Million in the mid 90s, Celtic Park has proved to be outstanding value for money for the club. The approaches to the ground look tremendous, especially the Celtic Way leading to the front door and the statues and banners on the outside of the stadium add a touch of class.

By Len McCoy on 4th September 2017

Nice stadium, but feels and looks like it was built on the cheap and obviously not to last.

By Sean Malloney on 11th October 2015

Still two excellent stadiums in Glasgow. Pity Ibrox is crumbling!

By Jimmy on 22nd September 2013

que suerte

On 7th November 2012

Best atmosphere in Britain stadium should be more than 3 stars !,,

By Thai tims67 on 25th May 2012

i wanna go celtic park looks amazing

By kim on 15th November 2011

celtic park is an amazing stadium especially the green brigade (section 111)

By Guest on 5th January 2011

This is only a 3 star stadium Laughed at Celtic

By Craig Bellamy on 13th May 2010

Aye Timmy.Good one. Jog on! 53

By Davie that is Davie on 13th May 2010

I love Celtic Park!!!!! Best atmosphere in club football

By Timmy Timson on 4th May 2010

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