Ibrox (Rangers FC) Reviews

Ibrox Stadium Tour - The Home of Glasgow Rangers The Gers, have a long history within Scottish & European football. The club was established in 1873, and a stadium tour of Ibrox is a fantastic way to find out about this great club. The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and begins in the reception area with a climb up ...  Read the complete review

Situated on the south side of the river clyde is Ibrox stadium home to rangers football club. Who at the minute are champions of scotland but it usually is celtic any other season. Well the team of rangers play at home in the blue kit and white shorts. Ibrox is a really nice stadium and holds approxiametly around fifty one thousand ...  Read the complete review

Ibrox Stadium is located on the South Side of the River Clyde, in the Govan aream and is home of Glasgow Rangers football club. The stadium has been refurbished many times and since its start in 1902 and now holds 51,900 in its all seater stadium. It also holds the highest league attendance ever against the teams arch rivals Celtic, a match ...  Read the complete review

Well being a Glasgow Rangers season Ticket holder I feel the smart card idea is a great idea, for those who do not know what Smart cards are, they are the same size as a credit card and they store your seating details for the Stadium which allows you quick and easy access into the stadium before games on matchdays. The Smartcards are easy to use ...  Read the complete review

I love Ibrox! The stadium is easily accessable by car, being just off the M8, or by public transport, both the bus and the underground stop nearby. There is plenty of accessable parking, and for a fee of around £7, you can leave your car in a supervised carpark. However if you are braver, and you can trust the locals(lol)you can find plenty of ...  Read the complete review

there is one thing that ibrox has that celtic park doesnt, luxury. altough celtic park is bigger it doesnt look halfway as good as ibrox. celtic park was built on the cheap and thats why it has such a large capacity. celtic park should also install a free shower system outside so all their stinky fans can get washed . when u look at ibrox u see ...  Read the complete review

I have only seen one match at Ibrox and I have to admit that it was one of the best and noisiest atmospheres I have ever experienced inside a football ground. The game was against St Johnstone in the Scottish Premier League (about 4 years ago now), Rangers won 3-2 and the worst thing was that I was not allowed in the away seats (as I hadn't ...  Read the complete review

Ibrox is of course the home of Rangers FC and has to be one of the neatest, well kept and generaly pleasent stadiums in the country. Access is reasonably easy but I'd still recommend that you wither take the bus or train since the traffic after the game can get very slow. If you must use the car then you really won't have a huge problem ...  Read the complete review