This Saturday The Dons travel to Paisley to take on St Mirren with a 3pm kick-off.

How can I buy a ticket for the match?

The away end is sold out. There are no cash or ticket sales on matchday.

I can’t attend, how can I follow the action?

Audio commentary will be available for RedTV subscribers in GB & Ireland and Dons supporters overseas will be able to watch live coverage via RedTV International.

Supporters who can’t make the match can also get periodic updates through the Aberdeen FC X account.

What time do the turnstiles open & where will we be sitting?

Aberdeen Supporters will be seated in the North Stand. Enter via turnstiles 17-20 which will open at 2pm.

Accessible entrance situated at opposite end of North Stand from turnstiles (closest to Greenhill Road)

Please arrive as early as possible to ensure safe and timely entry into the stadium.

Is food & drink available?

Kiosks will be available in the away end and will accept cash, card and contactless payment.

Are there parking facilities available?

Parking for buses is in Clark Street (North Side). Enter Clark Street at Greenhill Road BEFORE THE LOW BRIDGE.

Car parking will be “on street” parking. There are several car park spaces in Clark Street beyond the restricted area. Please check the ‘No Waiting/Parking restriction on all streets. Best advice is to park slightly further out from the stadium to ensure no traffic warden action.

Are there any known travel restrictions or likely disruption?

The A90 is currently restricted in both directions at Glencarse due to a contraflow system in operation. Expect longer than normal journey times. Aberdeen supporters attending the match should make regular checks with Traffic Scotland if they are travelling by road. They should also listen to traffic updates on the radio. Please arrive as early as possible to ensure swift entry to the ground.

Can drum, flags and banners be taken?

One drum will be permitted, if it can be searched and fits through turnstile.

Flags/banners up to 2m x 1m permitted if fire resistant. Area available at rear of stand, no covering of advertising boards.

No surfing banners, telescopic poles or megaphones permitted.

Unacceptable Behaviour

As at all fixtures, unacceptable conduct will not be tolerated.

All Dons supporters should be aware that entry to the ground is subject to the following ground regulations which prohibit, among other things, pyrotechnics, pitch incursions and the throwing of objects onto the pitch.

Supporter Safety Notice

All supporters are politely reminded that the use of pyrotechnic smoke devices inside and outside the stadium is prohibited and the use of these objects is endangering themselves and others. Anyone caught in possession or using a pyro device will face criminal action and will be banned from Pittodrie

St Mirren Ground Regulations