Scottish Premiership tickets
Glasgow's two giants fill huge stadiums with season ticket holders, but both still sell single tickets for many league games, first to members and then on general sale. If you're flexible about the opponent, a match at Celtic Park or Ibrox is very achievable. Old Firm derbies are a different story.
Club guides
What visitors need to know
General sales happen
Celtic regularly puts league games on general sale online, and Rangers schedules a general sale about two weeks after its members' sale for many matches.
Accounts first
Celtic sells only to holders of a free Celtic FC digital account. Rangers sells through its ticketing site, where MyGers members (including GlobalGers, for fans abroad) buy first.
Digital tickets
Both clubs issue phone tickets. Celtic's go in your mobile wallet and scan with NFC.
Big games sell out
Derbies and the biggest European nights rarely reach general sale. Neither club guarantees one for any match.
Buy from the club
Both clubs warn against unauthorised resale, and tickets bought elsewhere can be cancelled.
Easiest and hardest
Both are realistic for lower-profile league games. The Old Firm derby is the hardest ticket in Scotland.
Sources: celticfc.com, ask.rangers.co.uk. Last checked 2026-11-02.