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Ibrox Stadium Tours

Visit the home of Rangers Football Club. Explore the heritage, relive the greatest moments and discover what makes Rangers one of Britain’s most iconic clubs.

STADIUM TOURS

Ibrox has been the home of Rangers since 1899 and is an all-seater stadium with a capacity of 51,082. The main stand is a grand listed redbrick building while the other three stands are more modern affairs.  Rangers won the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972 and have enjoyed vast domestic success in league and cup competitions since being founded in 1872.

Visit the home of Rangers Football Club. Explore the heritage, relive the greatest moments and discover what makes Rangers one of Britain’s most iconic clubs.

The Stadium Tour is a professionally guided tour of the stadium, beginning with the walk up the famous marble staircase. On the Stadium Tour you will get exclusive access to the home and away dressing rooms, climb the marble staircase and explore the illustrious Trophy Room.

You will be able to experience the unique atmosphere in the Blue Room and old Manager’s Room, plus you get to run down the tunnel before taking a seat in the dugout. Take your seat in the press room, sit behind the press desk and experience the emotions that Light Blues Heroes feel when conducting a press conference.

Next stand and imagine the roar of the 50,000 Rangers supporters before walking pitch side to take in the fantastic view of Ibrox Stadium. While trackside why not take a seat in the dugout and see the view of the game through the manager’s eyes. Get a feel for the big match excitement.

The Stadium and Club Tour comprises of:

• Professionally guided tour of the Stadium
• Access to Trophy Room
• Exclusive access to Dressing Rooms
• Photo opportunity pitch-side

Ibrox Tours run every Friday, Saturday* and Sunday* and are priced at just £5 for kids, £15 for adults and £35 for a family group (2 adults and 2 children). Children aged 5 and under go free with a full paying adult.

*Non matchdays only.

** For Family Group Tickets - Please Contact the Ticket Centre on 0871 702 1972 (Calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras)

INTERNATIONAL TOURS

The Club provide a wide range of educational, cultural and development programmes for international groups and organisations.

Let our experienced staff tailor your visit to combine Scotland’s many unique and historical sites with a professional soccer playing environment.

TRAINING CENTRE EXPERIENCE

TRAIN at the Rangers Training Centre, the state-of-the-art training ground utilised by the first team.

The £14 million, 38 acre site has been designed to fully develop the skills of all players, from Rangers Soccer Schools participants to Rangers first team. Participants on this course will receive expert coaching from Rangers coaches and an exclusive tour of the training facilities, making the Training Centre Experience a course truly not to be missed.

The Rangers Training Centre is a private facility used primarily for developing first team players. Access to the indoor area is limited to players and is subject to availability. Players should always bring suitable outdoor (wet weather) in the event that the course is delivered outside.

Course prices are based on the 8 week block, however participants can join on at any stage for remaining weeks in the block with a weekly cost being deducted from the total course price for each week missed. Payment must be made in full for the remaining weeks as opposed to paid on a weekly basis.

For more information or to book, call +44 (0)871 702 1972 (option 4) or email [email protected]

MATCHDAY EXPERIENCE

Matchday Experience Tour is a fantastic way to give your players, coaches, parents and families a like to sample the experience of travelling, training and playing like a professional for a day.

Sample the big match build by enjoying the club’s fanzone. The package can be tailored to suit your clubs requirements and includes:

• MATCHDAY TICKET • A VISIT TO THE WORLD FAMOUS IBROX STADIUM • ACCESS TO OUR £14MILLION TRAINING COMPLEX • TRAIN WITH OUR TEAM OF PROFESSIONAL COACHES OR PLAY A GAME AGAINST A LOCAL TEAM SPECIALLY SELECTED TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. • ACCESS TO THE MATCH DAY FANZONE • DINE IN HOSPITALITY PRIOR TO KICK OFF*

*Subject to group size and availability

LEISURE EXPERIENCE

The Rangers Leisure Experience combines a professional football club tour with an educational or cultural element to further enhance your visit.

This is a fantastic package for players, coaches, parents and families a like to sample the experience of travelling, training and playing like a professional but also gain an insight into the administration of a world famous sporting institution as well as experience the wealth of historical and cultural sites across Scotland. Accommodation and travel arrangements can be made by the Club to take away the stress and organisation of the trip, leaving you and your group to look forward to your experience.

We deliver bespoke packages to meet with both an organisation’s footballing and cultural requirements.

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Train at elite training facilities

Coached by rangers fc staff, behind the scenes ibrox stadium tour, matches against local opposition.

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Elite Standard Facilities

Rangers Training Centre is the official training ground of Rangers FC, located in Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It was opened in 2001 and originally named Murray Park after the then club owner David Murray.

With a £14 million investment, the state-of-the-art training centre includes seven full size pitches, two half size practice areas/pitches, a synthetic indoor pitch, all located across the 38 acre site at Auchenhowie, Milngavie.

The training centre is the now the regular home venue for competitive matches played by Rangers’ women’s team, the under-18s team and the reserve team.

Go Behind the Scenes

At inspiresport  we want to deliver you the most memorable experiences for your players, at Rangers FC you will have the opportunity to go behind the scenes and access to the elite training facilities.

Develop your players through training sessions coached by Rangers FC staff, and feel part of the club by wearing Rangers branded kit to train in.

Enhance yourself into the rich history of the Scottish club, with a tour of Ibrox Stadium, get exclusive access to the dressing rooms, climb the marble staircase, run down the tunnel and explore the illustrious Trophy Room.

Your Rangers FC Tour Includes

• 2 x high quality training sessions with Rangers FC coaching staff
• Use of elite training facilities
• Behind-the-scenes tour of Ibrox Stadium including visit to official club shop
• Match tickets to watch a Rangers first team fixture (subject to availability)
• Pre-arranged matches against similar standard local opposition
• Complimentary two course lunch at Argyle House
• Quality 3* and 4* Hotel Accommodation on a full board basis
• Supervisory FREE places for all sports tour organiser
• Dedicated inspiresport representative for duration of trip

Club Background

Stadium and club tour, optional excursions, about the club.

Founded in 1872, Rangers Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Glasgow, which plays in the Scottish Premiership

Rangers are the most successful club in Scottish football history, winning the Scottish League title a record 55 times.

• 55 x Scottish League Championships
• 34 x Scottish Cups
• 27 x Scottish League Cups
• 7 x Domestic Trebles
• 1 x European Cup Winners’ Cup

In 1961, Rangers became the first British club in history to reach a European tournament final, paving the way for clubs in Britain to excel in European competition. After reaching another European final in 1967, Rangers would go onto to win the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972 and thereafter reach another two European finals. Rangers are also the only club in Scotland to have won every domestic trophy throughout all the divisions.

Ibrox Stadium Tour

Ibrox Stadium is the home of Rangers FC, located on the south side of the River Clyde in the Ibrox area of Glasgow, Scotland. With an all seated-capacity of 50,817, it is the third largest football stadium in Scotland.

As part of your visit you will be able to experience the magic of this world-famous stadium with your very own ‘access all areas’ pass. On the tour you will get exclusive access to the dressing rooms, climb the marble staircase, run down the tunnel and explore the illustrious Trophy Room.

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Ibrox Stadium - Glasgow Rangers Stadium Guide

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By Football Tripper Last Updated: September 4, 2021

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Stadium facts.

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Ibrox Stadium is the home ground of Glaswegian football club Rangers. Originally designed by Archibald Leitch, it is regarded as one of the iconic stadiums in not only Scotland but the United Kingdom.

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Ibrox stadium history.

The foundations for the modern Ibrox Stadium as we know it today were laid down between 1978-1981 when three out of four stands were completely rebuilt following  a stadium disaster in 1971 during the Old Firm derby against long term rivals Celtic.

Seen as the worst British Football disaster until Hillsborough in 1989, a crush amongst fans resulted in over 200 injuries and 66 deaths with Rangers F.C accepting a ruling that they were at fault for at least one of the deaths.

Known then as Ibrox Park, the deaths of innocent fans held heavy on the conscious of the club but in reality, and as time would later prove in Sheffield, football stadiums across the United Kingdom were ill-equipped for spectators, essentially accidents waiting to happen.

Former player turned executive Willie Waddel was tasked with reconstructing Ibrox and he travelled to the 1974 World Cup in Germany, citing Borussia Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion as the ideal template to follow.

With only the original main stand deemed suitable to current requirements, the other three were demolished and converted to all seating which at the time was seen as a very adventurous move.

The Taylor Report published in 1990 essentially vindicated the Scottish club’s first hand evidence that stadiums were unsafe although the club did retain a small amount of terracing within the one remaining Bill Struth stand.

Funded by Rangers football pools operation which was the largest club run scheme in Britain, £6 million pounds was raised and although costs spiralled to £10,00 the club were on an upward trajectory with season tickets sales rising from 7,000 to 30,000 in the 1990s. Eventually the other stadiums in Glasgow caught up with Celtic Park exceeding Ibrox’s capacity which prompted Rangers to investigate the feasibility of expansion but the plans for to reach 57,000 thousand were thwarted by the Global financial crisis and more recently, the club’s administration.

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Ibrox stadium seating plan.

Below is a seating plan of Glasgow Rangers's Ibrox Stadium:

Stand Photos

Ibrox Park is comprised of four stands: Govan (North), Copland (East), Bill Struth Main Stand and Broomloan Rear (West).

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the Stadium.

Matchday Experience

Ibrox stadium away section.

Away fan are usually housed within the lower section of the Broomloan Stand towards the corner of the ground, just below where one one of the giant screens is located.

Food - Places to eat

There are plenty of food kiosks located within the concourses at the stadium, with all of them selling the expected range of football grub including pies, hot-dogs, burgers and drinks.

Within the family section there is even a meal deal for children which include a snack, drink and collectible player card which is a nice touch by Rangers.

Glasgow Rangers Club Shop

Rangers operate a club shop at Ibrox Stadium between the Govan and Copland Stands and one at Glasgow Airport in addition to their own Online Megastore .

Opening Hours

• Monday to Friday: 9.30 am  – 5.30 pm
• Saturday: 9.00 am – 5.30 pm
• Sunday: 11.00 am – 5.00  pm

The stores are also open for up to 30 minutes after the end of the full-time whistle.

Can you take a stadium Tour?

Stadium tours of the facilities at Ibrox usually run every Friday, Saturday and Sunday and cover such hallowed areas as the home dressing room, the trophy room and the manager’s dug-outs.

Tour Prices

• Adult: £10.00
• Children/OAPS: £5.50
• Under 5’s: Free
• Family Ticket: £27.00

To find out more information regarding times available or to book a tour you can either phone the club on 0871 702 1972 or visit this page .

How to buy Glasgow Rangers Tickets

Tickets to see Rangers in action can be purchased via the usual channels including telephone 0871 702 1972 (option 1), in person at the Ticket Center which is open Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm or online via the club’s ticket booking page .

• Adults: £21.00 – £33.00
• Concessions: £15.00 to £23.00
• Juniors: £5.00 – £8.00
• Adults: £17.00 – £19.00
• Concessions: £12.00 to £20.00
• Juniors: £5.00 – £6.00

How to get to Ibrox Stadium

Where is ibrox stadium.

Rangers Stadium is located south of the River Clyde within the Ibrox district of Glasgow approximately 3 miles from the city centre.

The address for satnav is as follows:

• Ibrox Stadium, 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow G51 2XD

The club offers some spaces to fans within the Albion Car Park which is located opposite the stadium. Priced at £7.00 per vehicle, you can either book in advance by phoning   0871 702 1972 or visiting the Ticket Centre, or pay on the day – assuming that there is enough room when you arrive.

Make sure that you get there up to 90 minutes before kick-off as the area becomes pedestrianised before kick-off.

Train - Public Transport

Glasgow Central is the main railway station of the city, and is for many visitors across both Scotland and England the main gateway into the city. When it comes to travelling to Rangers Stadium however, there isn’t a suitable train service you can take unless you regards the subway system as a train.

Public Transport of Ibrox Stadium

Frequently Asked Questions

Who plays at ibrox stadium.

Scottish side Glasgow Rangers play their home matches at Ibrox Stadium.

What is the capacity of Ibrox Stadium?

As of 2024 Ibrox Stadium has an official seating capacity of 51,082 for Football matches.

When was Ibrox Stadium opened?

Ibrox Stadium officially opened in 1899 and is home to Glasgow Rangers

What is the postcode for Ibrox Stadium?

The postcode for Ibrox Stadium is G51 2XD.

Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?

Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Ibrox Stadium in 2024. Please visit the official website of Glasgow Rangers for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.

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QPR opens doors to new training complex

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English Championship football club Queens Park Rangers (QPR) has today (Wednesday) officially unveiled its new state-of-the-art training ground.

Located in Heston, part of the London Borough of Hounslow, the complex will accommodate the club’s first team, Under 23s and academy squads from the 2023-24 season.

The facility has been designed by Studio Zoppini Architects and delivered by a project team including: global design engineering consultants Buro Happold, planning advisors HGH Consulting, and contract administrators Arcadis. Construction was completed by Michael Brady Ltd (MBL) and all pitch works and landscaping by White Horse contractors.

The 27-acre site sits within the green belt, adjacent to the M4 motorway and residential areas, along with Cranford College. Studio Zoppini said it was imperative that the design was sensitive to its location whilst providing an “aspirational environment” for all the representatives of the club and a positive asset to the local community.

The domestic profile of the building enables an extruded form that enables internal zoning and spatial interest to key areas. The entrance is secluded, whilst the main social spaces of the gym and dining areas open up to views across the practice pitches and the surrounding countryside.

The building’s orientation and envelope has been designed to integrate natural ventilation and daylight – both introducing passive design measures and creating a better workplace for all staff, including players. The number of EV (electric vehicle) charging points have also been increased from the original plans.

Jon Tollit, senior consultant at Studio Zoppini UK, said: “Training facilities are the catalyst for the next generation and this building will provide a focus for the club for the years ahead, being flexible and adaptable to future needs. It is integrated and respectful to its Green Belt location, as it is to the local community. The project was a real ‘team’ effort.”

Buro Happold delivered a full range of multidisciplinary engineering services, creating a project with impressive sustainability credentials. The facility features on-site renewable energy regeneration with 922 square metres of solar photovoltaic panels, as well as extensive use of air source heat pumps.

It is expected that thanks to a combination of demand reduction, and low-carbon air source heat pump and renewable energy systems, the project will exceed its 35% reduction target over Part L 2013 baseline figures, achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certification.  Carbon dioxide emissions will also be reduced by 77% above Greater London Authority targets.

Buro Happold’s structural engineering team delivered carbon savings on the project, advising on lightweight partitions to minimise the loading on steelwork, as well as pushing for cement replacement where possible.

Parametric analysis shows that the timber partitions fins will create a 21% and 23% reduction in solar gain on the western and eastern facades, respectively. The project was also used to test Buro Happold’s embodied carbon tool, a resource that aims to reduce embodied carbon across all projects.

Steve Macey, director at Buro Happold, said: “It’s fantastic that QPR’s new training ground is complete and ready for its teams to start training ahead of the new football season. We’ve been involved over a number of years to consolidate the club’s first team with the academy onto a single sustainable site, and this is the culmination of all that hard work.”

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Training Grounds: Rangers Training Centre, Auchenhowie

It's looking increasingly unlikely that Rangers will be able to seriously challenge Ange Postecoglou's impressive Celtic side for the 2022-23 Scottish Premier League title. However, fans on the blue side of Glasgow have at least been given some great memories in recent years, following a long period in the wilderness during the 2010s. To assist their rise back to the top of Scottish football, the club have made important improvements in various aspects of daily operation. One area that's received some attention is the training ground of the first team.

In this article, which is part of our series of guides to the world's best training grounds, we'll be uncovering all the details of this training centre. We'll give you the name of the Rangers training ground and provide information about the facilities on offer and the improvements that have been made across recent seasons. We'll also compare the Rangers training ground to similar facilities and briefly discuss the plans the club has for the future. Let's get stuck in.

What is the name of the Rangers Training Ground?

Located in Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire, a small town in the northwestern suburbs of Greater Glasgow, the Rangers Training Ground is around six miles from the Scottish capital's city centre. It's been the Rangers base of operations since 2001, when it was opened following the requests of then manager Dick Advocaat, who insisted on the club developing a dedicated training facility. Before its opening, the first team trained across a number of Glasgow locations, including Ibrox Stadium, Bellahouston Park, and the West of Scotland cricket ground. For a club of Rangers' stature to have been in this situation so recently seems bizarre, but it's slightly more understandable when you consider the substantial cost of the training ground, which was estimated at around £14 million.

In those early days, the centre was named Murray Park after the Rangers owner at the time, David Murray. However, after Craig Whyte bought the club from Murray in 2011, this name pretty much ceased to be used. These days, it's referred to by the more simple official title of the Rangers Training Centre . Following the signing of a bumper £10 million deal with the sports brand in 2018, the facility was renamed the Hummel Training Centre, although the Rangers Training Centre is a more universally understood name. Another title you can expect to hear in reference to the site is Auchenhowie , which is the name of the locality within Milngavie that the training ground sits in.

How has the Rangers Training Ground been improved in recent years?

When Auchenhowie opened in 2001, it was a state-of-the-art facility, but as the years wore on, that stopped being the case. Improvements were needed if the club was going to continue striving to be the best, winning titles and competing in European competitions. In February 2016, plans were revealed by the Rangers Fans Fighting Fund (a fund launched in 2012 to protect the club's future during administration) for a £450,000 264-seater stand at Murray Park. The following year, planning permission was granted for both the stand and an array of other refurbishments. This included additional dressing room facilities, a classroom area, plus additional floodlighting. This work was wrapped up in summer 2019 after an 18-month project, with the new stand opened on 2nd August 2019.

These improvements allowed the facility to become the regular home venue for all the Rangers' women's team's competitive matches. Rangers' male under-18 team also use the site for home fixtures, as do the reserve team from time to time. And since then, other adjustments to the Auchenhowie site have been made.

New boss Michael Beale, who was appointed in November 2022 to replace Giovanni van Bronckhorst, has spoken on record about the impressive changes made to the Rangers training ground while under the stewardship of former England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard. Standards were raised across the facility, and after being shown the revamped managerial offices on a tour by sporting director Ross Wilson, Beale reportedly said "Oh, wow. It has been changed up, hasn't it? Class!" Beale, who was Gerrard's Assistant Manager at both Rangers and Villa before he took on the head role at QPR, also said of his former stint at Rangers: "Behind the scenes we redeveloped and created a lot of Ibrox and the training ground, which was fantastic coming back to… it's kicked on another notch."

And redevelopment seems to be constantly ongoing. Speaking to local press, sporting director Wilson said "There is a new camera system coming in from tomorrow. One of those where you can sit at your desk and watch training and stuff. Then pitch lights, heat lamps are coming in any week now." The ambition is there for all to see.

Training Ground: Facilities, Size, and Dimensions

For pretty much all professional clubs, the training ground is the most important location when it comes to day-to-day work. It's where all the action happens, from detailed set piece coaching , to sports science work, injury recovery and rehabilitation, and post-match analysis. As a result, it's crucial that these sites are equipped with the best facilities and the latest technology. Let's spend some time exploring exactly what's on offer to Rangers players in 2023.

The Rangers Training Centre is a decent-sized site, although it's not as big as Premier League giants such as Arsenal and Chelsea, whose London Colney and Cobham sites both measure up at around 140 acres. Rangers, in comparison, train at a ground that's around 38 acres (over fifteen hectares). This space is split up into three main areas: the administration wing, the professional wing, which is occupied by the first team, and the youth development wing, where academy operations take place. The youth and professional wings share a range of facilities, including the gym, medical suite, and the indoor synthetic pitch. However, they also have their own separate receptions, dining areas, changing rooms, kit stores and lecture rooms. For the staff at many clubs, keeping a degree of separation between first team and youth team is important, because it gives the younger players something to aspire to and aim towards.

The training ground has seven full-sized pitches, six of which are outside, with the additional pitch an indoor 60 x 40 metre synthetic rubber crumb field that allows players to train whatever the weather. There are also two half-sized pitches, plus a practice area. Under-soil heating is installed in two of the full-sized and one of the half-sized pitches, with these more high-tech pitches used only by the Rangers first team.

But training doesn't start and end out on the pitch. The gym equipment, which is valued at around £150,000, is linked in to a computer system that holds dedicated personal fitness programmes for each individual player. This kind of attention to detail is mirrored in the training centre's media editing suite, where video analysts can study training sessions and matches to identify areas in which the team can improve. There's also a 6 x 3 metre hydrotherapy pool with an angled, movable floor and various massage jets and currents that can be used to boost the efficacy of rehabilitation sessions. An iso-kinetic machine in the gym adds further opportunities for injury recovery by allowing injured players to work out and test muscle strength and reactions.

How does the Rangers Training Ground compare to other training centres at the same level?

Following the renovations explained in the last section of the article, the Rangers Training Centre is definitely up there with some of the UK's best training grounds. Its quality is evidenced by the fact that it's been chosen as the base of operations for a number of high-level teams, from the South Korea national football team, who trained there before the 2006 FIFA World Cup, to Inter Milan, who used the centre in February 2015 prior to a UEFA Europa League match against Celtic. Juventus and Blackburn Rovers have also trained there in preparation for European ties against Celtic, a testament to the bitter rivalry between the clubs, with Rangers keen to help other sides gain an edge on their Glasgow opponents.

A first-class facility that has undergone serious improvement in recent seasons, the Rangers Training Centre is easily one of the two best training facilities in Scotland, along with Celtic. It also compares admirably with a number of Premier League coaching centres, although admittedly it probably can't claim to quite reach the standards of new state-of-the-art sites like the Leicester City FC Training Ground, which you can read out in our comprehensive guide .

What are the plans for the future?

As we've discussed, the Rangers hierarchy certainly don't seem to be sitting still and letting the training ground drop in quality as the years pass. Even in the year or so that former Assistant Coach Michael Beale was south of the border, improvements were made. Managing Director Stewart Robertson revealed in February last year that Champions League qualification would secure a £40 million windfall that would allow the club to invest heavily in the training ground to maintain standards for the seasons to come. Fans would've been delighted then, for multiple reasons, when qualification for the competition was confirmed in August 2022. And while the Glasgow side's performances were disappointing (they finished bottom of a tough group without a single point), their European adventures will have brought in some cash regardless. So what do they plan to do with it?

According to Robertson, "(Champions League money) would allow us to do more around the stadium and there are various plans for the training ground, for example, a second hybrid pitch and a second pitch with undersoil heating to provide greater flexibility during the winter. There are other areas like the academy and women's team we'd like to expand, so it would help us accelerate those." It seems as though the ongoing project of redevelopment at the Rangers Training Centre is set to continue.

If you'd like to find out more about another elite-level British training ground, take a look at our guide to the AON Training Complex , the home of Manchester United Football Club.

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Fred Garratt-Stanley is a freelance football writer, Norwich City fan, and amateur footballer for South London side AFC Oldsmiths. For Jobs in Football, he's covered subjects including the rise of set-piece coaching, the role of xG in football, and the growth of tactical ideas like gegenpressing and zonal marking. He's also written about football for publications such as British GQ, VICE, FanSided, Football League World, and more.

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Rangers Training Centre, originally named Murray Park after the then club owner David Murray, was opened in 2001. It is the official training ground of Rangers FC and is located in Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland.

The state-of-the-art training centre received a £14 million investment and now includes seven full size pitches, two half size practice areas/pitches and a synthetic indoor pitch, all located across the 38 acre site at Auchenhowie, Milngavie.

 Rangers’ women’s team, the under-18s team and the reserve team now all use the training centre as their regular home venue for competitve fixtures.

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At inspiresport  we want your players to have the most memorable experiences, at Rangers FC you will have the opportunity to go behind the scenes and access the elite training facilities.

Training sessions coached by Rangers FC can help develop your players, and you’ll feel part of the club by wearing Rangers branded kit to practice in.

On our tours you’ll be able to enhance yourself into the rich history of the Scottish club through a tour of Ibrox Stadium. We provide exclusive access to the dressing rooms, whilst you can also climb the famous marble staircase, run down the tunnel and explore the illustrious Trophy Room.

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Rangers Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Glasgow, that was founded in 1872. They currently play in the Scottish Premiership and last won the league in the 2020/21 season.

Rangers are the most successful club in Scottish football history, winning the Scottish League title a record 55 times.

• 55 x Scottish League Championships
• 34 x Scottish Cups
• 27 x Scottish League Cups
• 7 x Domestic Trebles
• 1 x European Cup Winners’ Cup

In 1961, Rangers became the first British club in history to reach a European tournament final, paving the way for clubs in Britain to excel in European competition. They reached a further European final in 1967 before going on to to win the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972. After this success they reached another two European finals and have huge domestic success as they are also the only club in Scotland to have won every domestic trophy throughout all the divisions.

The club has nurtured famous talents such as star Claudio Reyna, who made 112 caps for America and is the father of Borrusia Dortmund and USA winger Giovanni Reyna.

Ibrox Stadium Tour

Ibrox Stadium is the home of Rangers FC, located on the south side of the River Clyde in the Ibrox area of Glasgow, Scotland. It is the third largest soccer stadium in Scotland with an all seated-capacity of 50,817.

As part of your visit with inspiresport you will be able to experience the magic of this world-famous stadium with your very own ‘access all areas’ pass. On the tour you will get exclusive access to the dressing rooms, climb the marble staircase, run down the tunnel and explore the illustrious Trophy Room.

Since your tour is customized to meet all the needs of your group, we present a variety of optional outings to enhance your tour’s worth and maintain a consistently busy and exciting  itinerary. While not limited to these, here’s a preview of a few excursions we can arrange for you based on their availability

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May 19, 2023

Welcome to Levi's Stadium, the spectacular home of the San Francisco 49ers! This state-of-the-art venue, located in Santa Clara, California , offers an unforgettable experience for sports fans and event-goers alike. With its fan-friendly amenities, diverse food options, and rich history, there's something for everyone to enjoy. In this guide, we'll cover everything you need to know about visiting Levi's Stadium, from transportation and parking to stadium tours and accessibility.

Welcome to Levi's Stadium

Visiting Levi's Stadium, the home of the San Francisco 49ers , is an unforgettable experience. This ultramodern venue stands out for its fan-centric amenities, exquisite food options, and breathtaking views. No matter your reason for coming, whether it's to cheer on the 49ers or attend a concert, Levi's Stadium promises a memorable experience.

Getting There and Parking

Levi's Stadium is conveniently nestled in the heart of Santa Clara , California, providing a variety of transport options for those planning on visiting. The stadium is easily reached by car, with plenty of parking available for fans. In fact, the venue boasts over 30,000 parking spaces spread across multiple lots. It's advisable to purchase parking passes in advance to guarantee a spot and to simplify your visit. However, it’s not only car owners who have it easy. Public transportation options, such as the VTA Light Rail and bus services, connect Levi's Stadium to numerous locations across the Bay Area, while ride-sharing services provide another convenient mode of transport.

Stadium Tours and Museum

Visiting Levi's Stadium wouldn't be complete without immersing yourself in the 49ers’ illustrious history. That's where the stadium tours and museum come in. With a guided stadium tour, you'll get a unique behind-the-scenes look at areas usually off-limits to the public. You'll explore the locker rooms, get a glimpse of the luxury suites, and even stand in the press areas where the players and coaches face the media. Meanwhile, the 49ers Museum is a haven for football enthusiasts. With interactive exhibits and a vast collection of memorabilia, the museum provides a detailed chronicle of the team's rich history and contributions to the sport.

Food and Beverage Options

While visiting Levi's Stadium, make sure to explore the diverse culinary scene. The stadium goes beyond the typical game-day fare, with an impressive range of food and beverage options that cater to a variety of dietary preferences. You’ll find everything from hot dogs and pizza to vegan tacos and sushi. Food options at Levi's Stadium stand out for their focus on locally sourced ingredients and commitment to sustainability. It's a fantastic opportunity to savor some local flavors while you enjoy the game or event.

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Accessibility and Accommodations

Visiting Levi's Stadium is not only an enjoyable experience but also an accessible one. The venue is designed with inclusivity in mind, ensuring that all fans and visitors can comfortably enjoy their visit. Levi's Stadium offers a wide array of accessibility features, including wheelchair-accessible seating and restrooms, dedicated parking, and assistive listening devices. The stadium also provides sensory bags equipped with noise-canceling headphones and other helpful tools for individuals with sensory processing needs. If you or someone in your party requires additional accommodations, the stadium's dedicated Guest Services team is always available to assist. They strive to make sure every guest's experience at Levi's Stadium is exceptional.

Extra Amenities and Features

When visiting Levi's Stadium, take advantage of the unique amenities designed to heighten your overall experience. The venue boasts numerous bars and lounges where you can relax and catch up on other games. Several stores scattered throughout the stadium allow you to shop for 49ers gear, and the stadium's robust Wi-Fi ensures you stay connected throughout your visit.

For families visiting Levi's Stadium, consider exploring the Faithful Mile presented by Global Syn-Turf. This interactive pre-game area features live entertainment, interactive games, and the chance to snap a picture with Sourdough Sam, the 49ers’ mascot. Additionally, the 49ers Kids Club offers younger fans a chance to participate in various activities and events throughout the year.

Staying Safe

Safety is a top priority at Levi's Stadium. The venue has clear bag policies to streamline entry and ensure the wellbeing of all visitors. Small clutches and clear plastic or vinyl bags not exceeding 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted. The stadium also enforces a strict Code of Conduct, which promotes a family-friendly environment.

Visiting Levi's Stadium is a one-of-a-kind experience, from the thrilling on-field action and stadium tours to the delectable food options and interactive family spaces. The next time you're in the Bay Area, consider a trip to Levi's Stadium. Whether you're a die-hard 49ers fan or just looking for an enjoyable outing, this world-class venue promises to deliver a memorable day.

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Within 7 days but more than 48 hours of a reserved activity time, cancellations and changes to guest quantity are not eligible for refunds but may receive a 50% tour credit to be used for a future booking. Cancellations made less than 48 hours in advance are not eligible for refunds or tour credit in any amount.

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On June 8, 2010, voters in Santa Clara approved Measure J, allowing Santa Clara to lease the land previously being used as an overflow parking lot by the Great America theme park. This allowed the 49ers Stadium Authority to begin plans to construct Levi's Stadium for the San Francisco 49ers. Funds for the project were secured on December 13, 2011 and construction began in April of 2012.

Santa Clara was chosen after plans to build a new stadium at Candlestick Point, an effort to replace the aging and outdated Candlestick Park, failed when the 49ers and the city of San Francisco could not come to an agreement on the new stadium's location. The 49ers offices and training facility have been located in Santa Clara since 1987, so that was the logical next choice.

Tip: August through October can be very warm. Dress accordingly, use sunscreen, and make sure you drink plenty of water.

Levi's Stadium and the San Francisco Bay Area were chosen as the host stadium and city for Super Bowl 50, which took place on February 7, 2016.

The stadium will host Super Bowl 60 on Sunday, February 8, 2026.

Stadium Name

On May 9, 2013, the 49ers and Levi Strauss & Co. announced a 20-year naming rights proposal to the Santa Clara Stadium Authority. The deal is worth $220 million, making Levi Strauss & Co. a corporate sponsor of the 49ers. At the time, the $11 million per season deal was the second largest among current NFL naming rights agreements.

Over 180 different food items are served at Levi's Stadium, with 17 types of quick-service concepts that are named for exactly what they're selling. They include Franks (nitrate-free, with a vegan option), Burgers (with American Kobe beef and vegan burgers), Curry (Indian-style, with spiced naan, cassava chips, and varieties like Rajisthani lamb and vegan navy bean and kale), Tortas, Soft Serve, Barbecue (pulled pork or pulled jackfruit), Panini and Steamed Buns (Asian-style bao in Peking duck, pork belly, and vegan portobello varieties).

There are also kid's meals at meny stands with choices like pizza, hot dogs, and chicken tenders. Vegans and vegetarians also have plenty of options available.

On the upper concourse, there is a Mondo Burrito, a tap room with 42 different draft beers, and many places have wine available. There is also Michael Mina's Bourbon Steak & Pub, a high-end steakhouse with a casual pub that is also open on non-game days.

Of course, if you are a member of the press, you are provided three meals on game days within the Verizon Press Level.

Team Store at Levi's Stadium

The San Francisco 49ers' flagship team store is located inside Intel Gate A at Levi's Stadium. The year-round store exists in a 13,000 square foot area and feature officially licensed team merchandise.

• Monday to Saturday (In-Season): 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM
• Monday to Saturday (Off-Season): 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
• Sunday (all year): 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

There are also numerous smaller stores and kiosks located throughout the stadium.

Team Store Online

You can also purchase merchandise from the San Francisco 49ers Official Online Store .

Tip: While the Levi's Stadium store offers a larger selection than the official online store, much of the inventory is available there. If you see something that you like at the Levi's Stadium store, check for it online. You will likely find it cheaper and it will be delivered to your home.

49ers Museum

Levi's Stadium is home to a 20,000 square-foot interactive museum that highlights the San Francisco 49ers' rich history in the Bay Area and consists of 11 gallery and exhibit spaces. You can stop by the Morabito Theater to watch the history of the 49ers on a 50-by-18 foot Sony 4k screen. The Edward J. DeBartolo Sr. 49ers Hall of Fame houses life size statues of the 49ers' enshrined in Canton, Ohio. You can even see a re-creation of legendary 49ers head coach Bill Walsh's first office located in Redwood City.

There is a learning center for younger fans and interactive features on the bottom level of the museum. For example, you can practice your field goal skills by kicking through a virtual field goal, practice your endzone dance, learn to cheer with the Gold Rush cheerleaders, try your hand at broadcasting, and try on a 49ers uniform.

There is a fee to enter the museum.

There is stadium wide Wi-Fi available for all fans. You can use it to access statistics, replays and more via the stadium's official app .

You can also place an order for food from your seat and either pick it up or have it delivered to you for a small fee. The options available for in-seat delivery are limited. You place an order and pay on your mobile device, an estimate for the delivery time is given, a code is made available on your device, and you show that code to the person that delivers your order.

Tip: Allow more time than the given estimate for your order to be delivered. The estimate can be lower than the actual delivery time.

You also have access to mobile ticketing, access turn-by-turn directions throughout the stadium, and view wait times for concession stands and restrooms. It is estimated that, while within the stadium, fans are never more than 10 feet away from a Wi-Fi signal.

Data speeds within the stadium during game time average about 60 Mbps for both download and upload.

Tip: It is important to note that some phone carriers may be able to beat those speeds in the area of the stadium. For example, T-Mobile gets around 80 Mbps download in the area. Game time speeds will vary.

Solar Power

Levi's Stadium features 49 solar arrays provided by NRG Energy on the roof of the facility to form the NRG Solar Terrance. It also features NRG Solar Bridges that fans cross to access the stadium. These all consist of over 1,150 solar panels. They gather enough energy to power the stadium for every San Francisco 49ers home game.

There are 10 clubs located within Levi's Stadium, with the largest being the United Club located on the 300 level of the Suite Tower. It runs the entire length of the field.

Stadium Trivia

• The first pro sports event at Levi's Stadium was an MLS game between the San Jose Earthquakes and the Seattle Sounders on August 2, 2014.
• Levi's Stadium is located 38.3 miles south of San Francisco. That is the farthest distance of any NFL stadium from its team's home city.
• On a clear day, you can see downtown San Francisco from the NRG Solar Terrance.
• Levi's Stadium is the home of college football's annual Fight Hunger Bowl.
• Levi's Stadium's official groundbreaking took place on April 19, 2012.
• Levi's Stadium's first steel beams were laid down on July 30, 2012.
• Levi's Stadium's first seats were installed on October 1, 2013.
• Levi's Stadium hosted Super Bowl 50 on February 7, 2016.
• Levi's Stadium was the first NFL stadium to open with LEED Gold certification.

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Family-Friendliness

Levi's Stadium offers family restrooms for parents and their small children. Like the other restrooms in the stadium, there can be a wait time for access.

The stadium can be loud for smaller children, especially during player introductions. You may consider bringing baby and infant ear muffs.

While the list of things that cannot be brought into the stadium is long and you can't bring in larger bags that aren't clear, diaper bags are allowed.

Tip: While the inner concourse is often crowded during games, the outer concourse is not. If needed, walk there to get around the stadium.

Level-by-Level

Levi's Stadium has nine levels. Some of those levels, such as the Verizon Press Level, are not accessible by fans. Level 2 is the level that sits at street level. Below is a list of the different levels.

• 9 SAP Tower: NRG Solar Terrance
• 8 SAP Tower: Verizon Press Level
• 7 Upper Concourse: Sections 301-328/401-422 Bud Light Patio and Pepsi Fan Deck SAP Tower: Suites 701-734
• 6 SAP Tower: Suites 601-634
• 5 Citrix Owners Club North and South Suites SAP Tower: Suites 501-534
• 4 Levi's 501 Club SAP Tower: Yahoo Fantasy Football Lounge
• 3 Main Concourse: Sections 101-146/201-231 SAP Tower: United Club
• 2 49ers Team Store 49ers Museum Presented by Sony SAP Tower: Atrium
• 1 Brocade Club BNY Mellon Club East SAP Tower: BNY Mellon Club West

Nearby Hotels

Below are some links to hotels near the stadium and ordered by distance. These are just for reference and are not an endorsement by this site. The hotels listed below are just minutes from the stadium, with the first two being a short walk away.

Hilton Santa Clara, Santa Clara (0.3 miles) Hyatt Regency Santa Clara (0.3 miles) Avatar Hotel, a Joie de Vivre Hotel (0.9 miles) Marriott Santa Clara-Silicon Valley (0.9 miles) Extended Stay America San Jose - Santa Clara (1.1 miles) HYATT house San Jose/Silicon Valley (1.3 miles) The Plaza Suites (1.4 miles) Biltmore Hotel and Suites (1.4 miles) Residence Inn by Marriott Silicon Valley Sunnyvale I (1.5 miles) Ramada Inn - Silicon Valley (1.5 miles) HYATT house Santa Clara, Santa Clara (1.6 miles)

Tip: Are you planning a trip to Santa Clara for a game? Stay at one of the hotels within a short walking distance of the stadium rather than one further away. For example, the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara and Hilton Santa Clara are very close to the stadium offering an easy walk on game days and you won't have to worry about parking.

Public Transportation

Levi's Stadium has excellent transit access including buses, VTA light rail, ACE trains, Capitol Corridor, and Caltrain that drop fans off within an easy walking distance to the stadium.

Tip: If you took a train to the game, allow time to wait in line when leaving the stadium.

There are numerous parking lots available for San Francisco 49ers games. However, a number of them are a good distance from the stadium itself. Use of public transportation is encouraged.

Tailgating and open flame cooking is limited to specific parking lots. Check the Levi's Stadium Tailgate Map for more details.

Tip: While parking passes for Levi's Stadium are expensive, there are some local restaurants that offer parking passes when you eat there. For example, Mikayla's Restaurant just down the street from Levi's Stadium offers an "Eat Here on Game Day & Park Free" pass.

Traveling from the North (San Francisco Area) Take the 101 south to the 237 east. Exit Great America Parkway toward Lafayette St. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Great America Pkwy and merge onto Great America Pkwy. Turn left onto Tasman Dr.

Traveling from the North (Oakland Area) Take the 880 south to the 237 west. Exit Great America Parkway toward Lafayette St. Turn left onto Great America Pkwy. Turn left onto Tasman Dr.

Traveling from the South Take the 101 north. Exit Great America Parkway toward Bowers Avenue. Turn right onto Great America Pkwy. Turn right onto Tasman Dr.

Stadium Tours

Tours of Levi's Stadium are available on most days when there is not a home game. The tours walk fans through the Verizon Press Level, club suites, NRG Solar Terrance, and other areas of the stadium that may not normally be accessible to fans.

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