Updated: October 29, 2026Where to buy tickets for Celtic from Israel? Tiktik is an Israeli private company that has been operating since 1997, selling tickets for football matches in Europe, tickets for concerts and festivals abroad, and organized packages. How do you book tickets for a Celtic game? Phone: 073-2726000; WhatsApp via the button on the website....
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Where can I buy Celtic tickets from Israel?
TikTik (TikTik) is a private Israeli company that has been operating since 1997. It sells tickets to football matches in Europe, tickets to concerts and festivals abroad, and organized packages.
How do you book tickets for a Celtic match?
Phone: 073-2726000; WhatsApp via the button on the website.
Among others, Celtic host St Mirren at Celtic Park on November 21, 2026 (date not final), and St Johnstone on December 5, 2026 (date not final). On November 29, 2026 (date not final), they play away against Hearts at Tynecastle Stadium in Edinburgh.
Among others: Celtic matches you can book
For example, you can book tickets for these matches:
A date marked "not final" may change; anyone traveling for it should check the final date before booking a flight.
What happens if a Celtic match is postponed or canceled?
Postponed event: the ticket is valid for the new date.
Canceled event: According to the event organizer, a ticket for a new date or a refund for the ticket's value; the company handles this with the organizer and updates the customer.
When do Celtic and Rangers play in the 2026/27 season?
Rangers host Celtic at Ibrox Stadium on January 3, 2027 (date not final), and Celtic host Rangers at Celtic Park on February 27, 2027 (date not final).
The matches between the two teams are called The Glasgow derby, or the Old Firm, and their rivalry is one of the most famous in the world.
What is included with a ticket to a Celtic match?
A ticket only includes admission to the event; you arrange your own flight and accommodation.
What is the capacity of Celtic Park stadium?
The home ground of Celtic, a Scottish football club from Glasgow that plays in the Scottish Premiership, is Celtic Park stadium, which has a capacity of 60,355.
It is advisable to choose accommodation from which it is convenient to get to the stadium or hall by public transportation.
FAQ
When do Celtic host Marseille?
Celtic host Marseille on Thursday, January 21, 2027, at Celtic Park in Glasgow. This is a ticket only.
Which Celtic away matches can be ordered?
Among others, Hearts – Celtic at Tynecastle Stadium in Edinburgh on November 29, 2026 (date not final), and Hibernian – Celtic at Easter Road in Edinburgh on February 20, 2027 (date not final).
When do Celtic host Hearts?
Celtic host Hearts at Celtic Park in Glasgow on February 13, 2027 (date not final).
Premiership
Scottish champions — 2025/26 double
Stadium
Celtic Park — 60,411
Champions League
Play-off vs LASK — 19.08 at home
Coach
Martin O'Neill — permanent from 2026
About the stadium
Celtic Park, which everyone calls Parkhead, opened on 20 August 1892 and is the largest stadium in Scotland with about 60,411 seats. It was deliberately designed as an enclosed, steep bowl close to the pitch, and that's exactly what makes it one of the most-cited grounds in the world for atmosphere. The four stands: the North Stand, the largest of all with about 27,000 seats; the Jock Stein Stand behind the west goal; the Lisbon Lions Stand behind the east goal, named after the team that won the European Cup in 1967; and the Main Stand in the south. "You'll Never Walk Alone" is sung here before every match, and on Champions League nights the combination with the competition anthem has become one of the most recognizable scenes in football. In a BBC Radio 5 Live poll, Celtic Park was voted Britain's favorite sports venue with 60 percent of the vote; Lionel Messi praised the atmosphere as among the best in Europe. Attendance record: 83,500 against Rangers, on 1 January 1938. Address: London Road, Parkhead, Glasgow G40 3RE.
FAQ
How do you get to Celtic Park?
You get to Celtic Park by train to Dalmarnock station — a five- to ten-minute walk. The stadium is about three kilometers east of central Glasgow. The nearest station is Dalmarnock — a five- to ten-minute walk — on the Argyle line, which leaves from the lower platforms of Glasgow Central station, a ride of under ten minutes, with trains every 10 to 15 minutes and extra services on match days. Practical tip: on the way back it's better to head to Bridgeton station, about a ten- to fifteen-minute walk — it's far less crowded than Dalmarnock, where long queues form after the match. By bus: lines 2, 61 and 64, with the latter running along London Road. From the city center it's also about a half-hour walk.
Is there parking at Celtic Park?
There is no public car park for fans at Celtic Park, and the streets around Parkhead run residents-only parking schemes. So driving isn't recommended. Anyone arriving by car should expect to park 15 to 20 minutes' walk away, mostly in industrial areas, and to get stuck in heavy traffic after the match. There are car parks in the area that can be pre-booked through parking apps. Also note that Glasgow City Council has introduced restricted event-day parking zones around Celtic Park and Ibrox, where street parking is banned without a permit — it's worth checking the status before you arrive. The clear recommendation: take the train.
How do you get from Israel to a Celtic match?
For a Celtic match, you fly to Glasgow, and from the airport take bus line 500 to Buchanan Bus Station. Two routes. The direct one: a flight to Glasgow. From Glasgow Airport, about eight miles west of the city center, the Glasgow Airport Express bus, route 500, runs — about a quarter-hour ride to Buchanan Bus Station, at a frequency of up to every ten minutes, around the clock. The second route: a flight to London, and from there a direct Avanti West Coast train from London Euston station to Glasgow Central station — about four and a half hours, roughly nine trains a day. From Glasgow Central you continue on the local train from the lower platforms straight to Dalmarnock.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the UK for the match?
Not a visa, but yes an entry authorization. Since 8 January 2025, Israeli citizens have been required to have a UK ETA. The cost is £20, it allows multiple entries and is valid for two years or until the passport expires - whichever comes first - and permits a stay of up to 6 months per visit. You apply on the official website or the UK ETA app. The response usually arrives within a day, but you should allow up to three working days, and you must not fly before the authorization has been received by email.
Where should you sit at Celtic Park?
The hot corner at Celtic Park is the North Curve — the lower tier of the Lisbon Lions Stand, a standing area. It's located in the section next to the North Stand. That's where the safe-standing area is, which Celtic was the first British club to install, in 2016, and it's where the Green Brigade supporters' group sits, the one responsible for the tifos and colour displays that gave the stadium its reputation. The North Stand is the largest and the Main Stand in the south is the oldest. Away fans sit in the southeast corner, in the section joining the Lisbon Lions Stand to the Main Stand — blocks 115 to 118 on the lower tier and 416 to 419 on the upper. The allocation is usually about 3,000 seats for a league match and up to about 7,200 for a cup match, but for the Old Firm derby it's much smaller.
What's special about Celtic?
Celtic is the first British club to win the European Cup, in 1967, with a home-grown team. All eleven players on that team were born within 30 miles of Celtic Park. They are still called the "Lisbon Lions" today, and one of the stands is named after them. The club was founded in 1887 within Glasgow's Irish-Catholic community as a charitable venture to feed poor children, and that identity still lives on in the stands. Celtic fans won FIFA's Fan Award in 2017. In the dugout is 74-year-old Martin O'Neill, who returned to the club as caretaker coach in October 2025, was given the job permanently after leading the team to the double — the league title and the Scottish Cup — in the 2025/26 season, and clinched the title on the final day.
