Scottish Cup Semi Final | Supporters Information

travel and parking info

Travel & Parking Information

Aberdeen cars and coaches to be parked at the East (Copland Rd) side of Ibrox Stadium as directed by Police Scotland.

ABERDEEN SUPPORTERS’ COACHES

Aberdeen supporters’ coaches should exit the M8 junction 24 (signed Govan) continue South on Helen Street to the roundabout at Paisley Road West, turning East onto Paisley Road West, continue on Paisley Road West until it’s junction with Govan Road, where they should travel West on Govan Road, continuing onto Pacific Drive, until the roundabout at the junction with Whitefield Road. They should thereafter take exit 1 off the roundabout travelling South onto Whitefield Road and park as directed in Whitefield Road, Woodville Street and Carmichael Street. Any overspill should be parked on both sides of Govan Road, between Pacific Drive and Lorne Street. Aberdeen supporters’ coaches will not be permitted to park on Helen Street.

At the end of the event, Aberdeen supporters’ coaches will be directed eastbound along Govan Road.

PRIVATE VEHICLES

Private parking, on payment, is available at Albion Car Park, Broomloan Road.

Alternatively, on street parking should be utilised.

Disabled Supporter Parking

Disabled parking can be found on Mafeking Street car park.

Entry to the Stadium

Gates will open 11.15am.

Alcohol on Coaches/Trains

Police Scotland intend to stop random coaches and mini buses travelling to the game and check for any alcohol being carried or consumed.

Trains scheduled to arrive in Glasgow in time for kick off will be strictly alcohol free.

Safety & Security

All supporters are reminded Ibrox is a neutral venue and as such Aberdeen FC will be held responsible for repair and replacement for any damage caused by our supporters. We would kindly ask all our fans to act responsibly and take due care during the match.

Flag Displays

Flags on poles not exceeding 1 metre in length will be allowed in all parts of the ground

No flags can be displayed over the advertising boards or obstructing passageways.

Pyrotechnics/Flares

In accordance with the Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act, 1995, it is an offence, punishable by law, for any person to enter or attempt to enter the ground:

Whilst in possession of any article or substance whose main purpose is the emission of a flare for purposes of illuminating or signalling or the emission of a smoke or visible gas.

With any article which is classed as a firework.

Please be aware there will be searches upon entering stadium.