What is the nearest Subway station to Ibrox?

Ibrox Subway station. Rangers says it can be exceptionally busy after the match, and that Cessnock and Govan Subway stations are both under a mile from the stadium.

What time does the Subway close on a Sunday?

SPT says the Subway runs 10:00 to 18:12 on Sundays, and 06:30 to 23:40 Monday to Saturday.

Which buses go to Ibrox?

Rangers says First Glasgow services 9 and 9A run regularly from the city centre to Paisley Road West, a short walk from the stadium.

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Getting to Ibrox

Ibrox Stadium (150 Edmiston Drive, G51 2XD) is on the Subway, which makes it easy, except on a Sunday evening. Checked on Rangers FC and SPT pages on 21 Oct 2026.

The short version

Subway to Ibrox. After the game, walk to Cessnock or Govan (both under a mile) to dodge the queue.
Sunday: the Subway runs 10am–6.12pm only. Late Sunday kick-off? Plan another way home.
Bus: First Glasgow 9 and 9A to Paisley Road West.
Train: Dumbreck is under a mile; Cardonald (1.5 miles) for Renfrewshire, Ayrshire and Inverclyde.
No general matchday parking to buy at the gate.

By Subway

Hours: Mon–Sat 6.30am–11.40pm, Sunday 10am–6.12pm; trains every four minutes at peak, every six to eight off-peak (SPT). Adult singles from £1.80.
Contactless works at the gates. Rangers reminds fans to tap in and out with the same card or device so you're charged the right fare.
Rangers: Ibrox station can be exceptionally busy after the match, but Cessnock and Govan are both under a mile away and run back to the city centre.

By bus

Rangers: First Glasgow 9 (Glasgow – Paisley) and 9A (Glasgow – Penilee or Braehead) run regularly from the city centre to Paisley Road West, a short walk from the stadium. The club quotes about 13 minutes and fares from £2.65.
Rangers also says First Bus and McGill's both run Paisley Road West services, but post-match traffic slows them down.

By train

Rangers: Dumbreck station is under a mile from the stadium, with trains back to the city centre.
Heading to Renfrewshire, Ayrshire or Inverclyde? Rangers points to Cardonald, 1.5 miles away, with direct trains or one change at Paisley Gilmour Street.
Check times on the ScotRail app or a journey planner on the day.

Driving and parking

Rangers currently can't offer general supporter parking to buy or pay at the gate, because of reduced on-site capacity. Those with stadium parking enter via Broomloan Road.
Glasgow City Council enforces a pavement parking ban.
Bike racks are at the Copland and Broomloan stands. Supporters' buses have designated parking on Helen Street (west) and Govan Road/Woodville Street/Carmichael Street (east).
The stadium is cashless: kiosks take cards only.

Sunday Subway warnings 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 free Riverside Museum is about 5 minutes' walk from Govan Subway over the Govan–Partick bridge, one stop from Ibrox. More in the rainy-day guide.

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Sources, checked 21 Oct 2026: Rangers FC: supporter information (Oct 2026) · Rangers FC: alternative stations · SPT Subway timetables · SPT Subway. Not affiliated with Rangers FC. No paid placements or affiliate links.