Rangers tickets 2026/27

Because almost every season ticket holder renewed, the club route for single matches is narrow and runs in a fixed order, with members always given a window before any public sale. If you are thinking longer term, our Rangers season ticket guide covers that side.

1. MyGers membership

MyGers is the club's membership for priority access to match tickets. The 2026/27 scheme is valid until 31 May 2027 and has Gold, Silver and Bronze tiers, set by points. Priority sales are normally limited to one ticket per member, so a group usually needs a membership each.

2. The members' and supporters' clubs sale

For each home league game the MyGers sale opens first, with the RSC sale for supporters' clubs at the same time. This season's members' sales open at 10am: Falkirk on Monday 9 November, Dundee United on Wednesday 11 November and Heart of Midlothian on Monday 30 November, for example.

3. A general sale, if seats remain

A general sale is then scheduled two weeks later, but the club says general sales depend on availability and may not take place. For Aberdeen it is set for Tuesday 17 November, and for Hearts for Monday 14 December.

4. SeatSub, the official resale

Season ticket holders who cannot attend a Scottish Premiership game can release their seat through SeatSub. The club resells those seats only once every non-season-ticket seat has gone, and the holder receives 75% of the price as credit.

Hospitality

Rangers VIP Hospitality runs lounges and suites at Ibrox, including the Blue Sky Lounge, the CSD Lounge, Club Cooper, Club Europe and The Thornton Suite.

When the members' sale takes most seats and a general sale may never come, the resale market fills the gap, and one fixture dwarfs the rest. Rangers v Celtic is listed far above any other home game, and Hearts in December comes next, well clear of the pack.

Hibernian, Motherwell, St Mirren and St Johnstone sit together behind them, with Dundee, Falkirk and Kilmarnock just below. Rangers v Aberdeen and Dundee United start lowest of all.

Inside the ground, upper-level seats behind a goal or along the touchline ("Shortside Upper Level" and "Longside Upper Level" on Hellotickets) usually open the range, with lower-level seats next. Lower-tier touchline seats ("Longside Lower Tier") are priced highest. About 1,000 Main Stand seats below the Club Deck have a restricted view because of its supporting columns, so check the section on any Main Stand listing.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. When a members' or general sale is open, the club route is usually cheaper.

Ibrox stands on the south side of the River Clyde in Glasgow. It opened in 1899 and has held 51,700, all seated, since the Copland Rear cantilever added more than 600 seats in September 2024. Its stands and corners are mapped in our Ibrox Stadium seating plan:

• Bill Struth Main Stand, on the south touchline facing Edmiston Drive: three tiers (the enclosure, a middle tier and the Club Deck, added in 1991) and about 21,000 seats, behind a listed red-brick facade by Archibald Leitch.
• Sandy Jardine Stand, on the north touchline: two tiers, known as the Govan Stand until 2014, with the Argyle House hospitality extension behind it.
• Copland Road Stand, behind the east goal: two tiers, completed in 1979, with the rear tier extended in 2024.
• Broomloan Road Stand, behind the west goal: two tiers, completed in 1980 to the same design.
• Govan West and Govan East corners, either side of the Sandy Jardine Stand: infilled in the 1990s, with seats beneath the big screens.

Ibrox station on the Glasgow Subway is the nearest stop, with Cessnock also close, but the Subway closes at 6pm on Sundays. First Glasgow buses 9 and 9A run from the city centre to Paisley Road West in about 13 minutes. No general supporter parking is sold on matchdays, and the pavement parking ban is enforced in nearby streets.

Tickets are QR-code e-tickets on your phone, or print-at-home. Kiosks take cards only, every bag is searched and there is no bag storage, and turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off.

Visiting fans are normally housed in the north-west corner, between the Broomloan Road Stand and the Sandy Jardine Stand, across its upper and lower sections, with the away car park on Broomloan Road. Tottenham's travel notice for their Europa League visit in December 2024 placed them there, and told away supporters to avoid Ibrox and Cessnock stations and Paisley Road West, which are busy with home fans.

Rangers v Celtic league matches have no visiting supporters for the rest of 2026/27, under an SPFL statement of 4 September 2026, so the whole ground goes to home fans for the Old Firm derby.