Ibrox

Shabby and badlynindeed of a refurb. Roof leaking into buckets, seats are all mismatched and faded. May have been impressive when it was rebuilt 40 years ago but is currently the third best stadium I have visited in the city

Ibrox is an institution, the atmosphere is second to none. A lot of world class players who have played there have said it%u2019s one of the best if not best atmospheres you will ever experience. To my knowledge the old lady is now getting money spent on her to bring her up to scratch again. 5 Star

Best atmosphere best stadium in the world ever we are the people

Ibrox needs a good refurbishment

This stadium is 5 star rated for a reason. It's an absolute cathedral of football and when you go on match days or lucky enough to take a stadium tour, you can't help but sense the history and traditions of this legendary and iconic footballing institution. A truly wonderful footballing arena and football club. If you have the chance, visit this stadium. One trip and you will be hooked for life.

What a complete dump! From the surrounding area to the actual stadium it was like taking a step back to the 1970s. The stadium is dirty looking from the outside and inside there's buckets collecting water from leaks in the roof. The seats are look about 50 years old and used to be blue, now they are faded and shabby looking. I'm glad I have visited Ibrox as it was something I wanted to do since I was a kid but I was VERY disappointed and when I e-mailed them about it all I got was a cheeky reply. I've been at stadiums all over the UK and Europe and Ibrox is about level with an English League One side, just because it holds 50,000 doesn't mean it is a good stadium. Dilapidated doesn't even cover it, such a shame

Beautiful stadium. The front has been preserved and has the original rd bricks and an amazing sight. Great atmosphere inside. Has been built to last unlike some of the more modern stadiums.

Visited both Ibrox and Celtic Park on a recent visit to Glasgow and I have to admit, Ibrox is by far the poor relation. The club's current financial woes have left the stadium in almost a state of disrepair. From the toilets that looked liked they had not been cleaned in months to the leaking roofs, the stadium is a poor reflection of past glories.

The best and the pre eminent football stadium in Scotland and remains so. Built in response partly to tragedy and also as a statement of intent ! Main stand is a work of art and simply stunning to behold and always demands a gasp of wonder on approach to the stadium ! Standards inside the stadium can be up to 5 star as regards catering , in general this stadium set the benchmark UK wide ,When the rest of British clubs were required to catch up , they came to see Ibrox ! The club deck 3rd tier of the Bill Struth Main Stand cost £21 million , whole re development of Celtic Park £17.5 million and it shows !

The 'Old Lady of Edmiston Drive' is a truly great footballing arena. The beautiful red brick facade of the Main Stand is instantly recognisable, and the marble staircase that greets you as you go throught the front doors is stunning.

Compared to this Celtic park looks like a building site. Was up at Ibrox to watch Man UTD. Good atmosphere.

The "old lady" is a very special place - always enjoy my visits whether a match day or not. If you ever get the chance to go never decline you will never forget the experience.

Went on a tour and amazing inside an outside and the best atmosphere a stadium can have

None too shabby for a Third Division club

Top class stadium, masterpiece and the atmosphere is hard to beat anywhere.

GO GO man utd. this is the second best after old trafford

Top Stadium. Couldn't beleive any Scottish club had this standard of stadium, inside and out, including the inner concourses. Bowled over by incredible atmosphere. I support Man Utd and was at Ibrox for the Champions League match in November 2010. Better than all English Premiership stadiums other than Old Trafford.

total class;it blew me away

5 star stadium for a 5 star team

Ibrox was re-built in the late 70s-early 80s. after the tailor report most of the english club owners and chairman came to this stadium as it was classed as the benchmark at the time in british footbal. if you visit this stadium you will see why............it's stunning..........ouside and inside.

Great stadium, main stand is a work of art, not many stadiums in this class with better main stand, hampden park is too far away from pitch and celtic park is cheap and ugly and the roof does not cover all the fans, no good for our whether conditions.