Trains to Celtic Park

In Parkhead, Glasgow, Celtic Park stadium is a 30-minute walk from both Glasgow Central (trains from Ayrshire, the Clyde Coast, and England) and Glasgow Queen Street (trains from Edinburgh and the north) in the city centre. Local rail services from Glasgow Central stop at Dalmarnock station, a ten-minute walk from Celtic Park. A little further away, but also popular with Celtic fans, is Bridgeton station, which is fifteen minutes from the stadium on foot.

One of Europe's largest stadiums, Celtic Park, is the home of forty-six-time Scottish Champions - Celtic Football Club. The stadium is a great place to drink in the long history and heritage of one of Scotland's most successful teams. Visitors can embark on a guided tour of the stadium, walking in the footsteps of former greats like Henrik Larrson and Kenny Dalglish.

The stadium also has several interactive exhibitions as well as a whole host of club memorabilia, charting the success of the reigning Scottish Champions across their 127-year existence.

Ticket office

Ticket Machine	Available
Staff help	Unavailable
Staffing level	The staff is available at all times.
Oyster Prepay	Unavailable
Oyster topup	Unavailable
Oyster validator	Unavailable
Pre-purchase collection	Available

Luggage

Left Luggage	Available
Left Luggage phone number	0208 090 9939
Left Luggage Website	http://www.lostproperty.org/locations.php

Facilities

Shops	Available
Shops note	Wide range of shops
Postbox	Available
Telephones	Available
Telephone types	Cards and coins
Station Buffet	Available
ATM	Available
ATM notes	Located on concourse
Bureau de Change	Unavailable
Tourist Information Office	Unavailable
Nearest station with more facilities	Customers requiring local trains in Lanarkshire, between Dalmuirand Motherwell / Larkhall, will need Platforms 16 and 17 at the underground Low Level part of the station. However, journeys on most routes from Glasgow Central will be from High Level Platforms 1-15. High Level Platforms 1-15 are all on the same level and require no step free access. To access Low Level Platforms 16 & 17 there are escalators. Disabled passengers should use the lift behind the ticket barriers on platforms 11-15. Disabled passengers can also leave by lifts to Hope Street and can leave all other exits by foot except Union Street. For step free access to Union Street disabled passengers should exit by Gordon Street.

Toilets

Toilets	Available
Toilets notes	Accessible toilets can be located inside the Gordon Street entrance, use the intercom for access. There is also an accessible toilet on platform 9 opposite the water hydration point. Both toilets are operated with a radar Key Accessible shower is available within the changing places facility.
Showers	Available
Baby change	Available

WiFi

WiFi	Available
Web kiosk	Unavailable

Staffing and customer service

Staff Help notes	Any member of station staff can help or at the mobility point, travel centre as well as the ticket office. Passengers should arrange Assistance before travel with the relevant train operator: Caledonian Sleeper 03300600500, CrossCountry 08448 110 125, London North Eastern Railway 03457 225 22,5 TransPennine Express 0800 1072 149, ScotRail 0800 9122 901. The Mobility Assistance point is open between 07:00 - 22:00. When closed passengers should see any member of station staff. There is an intercom available.
Customer help points	Available
CCTV	Available

Parking

Carpark name	Oswald Street NCP Car Park
Carpark operator	NCP
Car parking spaces	555

Bicycle Facilities

Cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage spaces	70
Sheltered cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage CCTV	Available
Cycle storage notes	There are stands available.

Accessibility

Step-free access	Step free access is available throughout the whole station.
Ramps for train access	Available
Wheelchairs	Available
Induction Loop	Available
Accessible ticket machines	Available
Accessible Booking Office counter	Available
Accessible taxis	Accessible taxis are available at this station, please see below for more information
Accessible taxis notes	Glasgow Central station is a major station with taxis usually available on a rank. Advance booking is not normally necessary or even possible, unless arriving early in the morning or late at night. Operators who may accept bookings include: Glasgow (0141 429 7070) or Network (0141 557 1110).

First Class Lounge

For match day visitors, there truly is no better place to experience top-flight Scottish football and to feel the passion Scot's have for the game of football in the form of Celtic's legendary fans.

On particularly special days, visitors should head for the restaurant, which can be booked for special occasions and serves up the perfect treat to any football obsessives. The area around the stadium is rather sparse, but well connected, with the Merchant City area of Glasgow just a short bus ride away and perfect for grabbing a bite to eat before or after a trip to the stadium.

Departures
Arrivals

Departing to	Train	Time	Status
to Gourock	ScotRail	07:20	On time
to Wemyss Bay	ScotRail	07:50	On time
to Kilmarnock	ScotRail	08:03	On time
to East Kilbride	ScotRail	08:18	On time
to Gourock	ScotRail	08:20	On time

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Arriving from	Train	Time	Status
from Dalmuir	ScotRail	08:23	On time
from Balloch	ScotRail	08:54	On time
from East Kilbride	ScotRail	08:56	On time
from Motherwell	ScotRail	09:01	On time
from Hyndland	ScotRail	09:03	On time

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Station details & facilities

Ticket office

Luggage

Facilities

Toilets

WiFi

Staffing and customer service

Parking

Bicycle Facilities

Accessibility

First Class Lounge

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Departures

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