The Bill Struth Main Stand at Ibrox lit blue at night, seen from pitch level

Glasgow · Home of Rangers FC

Ibrox Stadium

The ground, its people and the stories behind the stands. Plan your visit and explore Ibrox through the years.

Current ground opened: 1899
Main Stand architect: Archibald Leitch
Main Stand built: 1926–29
Heritage status: Category B listed

Ibrox capacity, stands and stadium facts

The Bill Struth Main Stand under lights · Supplied by the site owner · Reused with the site owner’s confirmed permission · capture date not recorded · cover cropped.

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Plan your visit

Explore the stadium map

Your first visit

Tickets, stands, arrival and stadium rules.

Visiting with children

Tickets, preparation and sensory support.

Food & drink nearby

Cafés, restaurants and takeaway options.

Card photographs (cropped): 27 September 2023, DaHuzyBru, source, CC BY-SA 4.0; 4 May 2006, Richard Sutcliffe, source, CC BY-SA 2.0; 19 October 2011, Thomas Nugent, source, CC BY-SA 2.0; 27 September 2023, DaHuzyBru, source, CC BY-SA 4.0; 28 March 2023, Daniel (Flickr, Glasgow), source, CC BY 2.0; 18 February 2012, Robert Murray, source, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Put your travel, tours, food and family choices together.

Create a visit checklist

Inside Ibrox: the Copland Stand — 7 July 2019 · Steve Daniels. A pitchside view of the Copland Road Stand’s two tiers. This predates the 2024/25 accessibility works and is not a current seating plan. Original source · CC BY-SA 2.0. Shown uncropped at a reduced size.

A ground with a story

From Ibrox Park to today

Rangers have played at the current ground since 1899. Its red-brick Main Stand, later reconstruction and changing terraces tell a story that reaches beyond the pitch.

The history of Ibrox Reconstruction and development Concerts and Commonwealth rugby

Beyond the match

More around Ibrox

Edmiston House

The Rangers Museum, club store, café and a separate venue for music and events beside the stadium.

Museum and visitor information Stadium tours

Detail of the Walter Smith bronze — 25 May 2024 · Crowsus. A closer view of Walter Smith’s face and raised arms in Douglas Jennings’ statue, with the Copland Road Stand in the background. Photographed on the unveiling date. Original source · CC BY 4.0. Shown uncropped at a reduced size.

Walter Smith’s statue

The bronze at the Copland Road end honours the manager’s life and lasting connection with Rangers.

His life, legacy and statue location

Remembrance

Remembering those who did not come home

The tragedies of 1902, 1961 and 1971 remain part of the stadium’s history and the lives of families and communities. Read their separate accounts and the story of the memorial.

The Ibrox disasters and remembrance

Where to stay

Staying in Glasgow?

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Brickwork, glass and the stadium exterior · 1 April 2018 · Thomas Nugent · Photograph source · CC BY-SA 2.0. Cover cropped.

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