What is the nearest train station to Celtic Park?

Celtic FC says trains from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock and Bridgeton take you to within half a mile of the stadium. From Queen Street, trains to Bellgrove leave you about a mile away.

Is there parking at Celtic Park?

Limited parking in the Lisbon Lions 1 Car Park (entered from Janefield Street via Springfield Road), £8 per vehicle, card only, first come first served.

Does the Subway go to Celtic Park?

No. The Glasgow Subway doesn't serve the east end; use the train from Central, Argyle Street or Queen Street.

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Getting to Celtic Park

Celtic Park is in Parkhead, in the east end. The train is the easy way in and out; driving on a matchday is slow. Checked on Celtic FC, ScotRail and SPT pages on 21 Oct 2026.

The short version

Train from Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock or Bridgeton: within half a mile of the stadium.
Train from Queen Street to Bellgrove: about a mile.
No Subway out here. It doesn't serve the east end.
Address: Celtic Park, Glasgow G40 3RE.
Check Celtic's matchday travel updates and ScotRail before you set off.

By train

Celtic FC: trains from Glasgow Central or Argyle Street to Dalmarnock and Bridgeton take you to within half a mile of the stadium; trains from Queen Street to Bellgrove put you about a mile away.
ScotRail's sport-events advice names Dalmarnock (for Central, Motherwell and Lanark) and Bellgrove (for Queen Street, Airdrie, Cumbernauld and Edinburgh) as the nearest stations for Celtic home matches.
After the game at Dalmarnock ScotRail runs two queues: for the city centre, join the queue on Swanston Street; for Motherwell or Lanark, use the queue at the front of the station.
ScotRail's tips: buy your ticket before you board (checks are in place), check times, and don't leave it too late, because you might not get on your first-choice train.

By bus

Celtic FC: from the city centre, the 2, 61, 64, 255 and 240 stop at the Forge Shopping Centre on the Gallowgate, about a mile from the stadium. Check times with First Bus or Traveline Scotland.

On foot or by bike

Celtic FC says the city centre and both Central and Queen Street are less than a 45-minute walk away.
It's about a 10-minute bike ride. Racks at the Billy McNeill statue (8 spaces) and the Superstore (5 spaces). The club mentions Voi bike-hire parking zones on the Gallowgate, Springfield Road and at Springfield Road/London Road.

Driving and parking

Limited parking in the Lisbon Lions 1 Car Park, entered from Janefield Street off Springfield Road: £8 per vehicle, card only, first come, first served. Blue Badge holders: see the club's accessible parking page.
Arrive early: the club warns traffic near the ground gets very congested close to kick-off.

From Glasgow Airport

Celtic FC: about 12 miles away. Take the 500 Airport Express from stance 1 into the city centre, then a train or bus.

Matchday crowds and rail works, every Thursday

Free at 7am every Thursday: what's on for the next 10 days, an honest forecast, a Rain Plan and a Dry Plan, and how to get home.

If it's raining before kick-off

The east end isn't packed with indoor options. If you're early, kill time in the centre first: GoMA is free and a short walk from Argyle Street station. More in the rainy-day guide.

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Sources, checked 21 Oct 2026: Celtic FC: getting to Celtic Park · ScotRail: travel advice for sporting events · SPT Subway. Not affiliated with Celtic FC. No paid placements or affiliate links.