Accessible Stadium Facilities and Services

Rangers remains committed to listening, learning, and removing barriers to make Ibrox a welcoming environment for all.

Accessible Viewing Areas - Wheelchair Users

Rangers currently provides a total of one hundred and fifty wheelchair-accessible seating spaces distributed across various areas of Ibrox Stadium:

Copland Front Wheelchair Platform: 30 (companions adjacent), with a lift to each of the four platforms, lowered kiosks and accessible toilets.
East Enclosure: 35 (adjacent companions, level access with Blue Route to accessible kiosks)
West Enclosure: 68 (companions behind, level access with Blue Route to accessible kiosks, 7 seats rotated match-by-match)
Broomloan Stand: 4 (match-by-match + away supporters)
Blue Sky Lounge: 6 (hospitality)
Govan West Corner: 7 (visiting supporters)

Rangers also operate a Wheelchair Match-to-Match Scheme to encourage wheelchair-using supporters to attend individual fixtures. Available spaces are allocated equally across the season to all registered scheme members, helping ensure fair and efficient use.

There is currently a waiting list for wheelchair-user season tickets.

If you wish to be placed on the waiting list or require more information, please contact the Disability Access Officer at disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk.

East Access and Ambulant Disabled Supporter Seating

Supporters with mobility impairments or other conditions can purchase tickets throughout the stadium, with the recommendation to choose seats that best suit their individual needs, such as proximity to vomitory access or wide-aisled areas. As part of the continued development of accessible seating, the club will identify additional designated ambulant seating areas across the stadium.

Supporters are encouraged to contact the Disability Access Officer to discuss specific requirements and ensure suitable seating arrangements.

Contact: disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk

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Sensory Room - Broxi's Den

Broxi’s Den has been catering to individuals with sensory/neuro-diverse conditions since 2015 and won the Best Sensory Room award from UEFA in 2021.

The facility accommodates eight people with eight companions/personal assistants/carers on a match day and has over three hundred members.

The facility offers:

3 tailored viewing areas
A quiet space for breaks
Sensory equipment and toys
Platform lift to external viewing area

Due to high demand, attendance is limited to one match per season per registered user.

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For more information, please contact: broxisden@rangers.co.uk

Facilities and Services for Blind and Visually Impaired Supporters - Rex Blind Party

An audio descriptive commentary service is available at Ibrox Stadium to enhance the matchday experience for blind and visually impaired supporters:

50 season ticket holders regularly use the service in the designated Rex Blind Party (RBP) seating area within the West Enclosure
Free headsets (providing commentary) are available to both home and visiting supporters upon request
Commentary is provided by trained in-house volunteers for every home fixture
Supporters may choose to sit in the RBP area or elsewhere with friends or family
For non-season ticket holders: To request a headset, please contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk before the fixture.
On matchday, equipment can be collected from the Main Stand Waddell window.

For more information, please contact: disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk

Proposed Action - Rangers Deaf Supporters Group (RDSG)

Purpose:

To provide a dedicated voice for deaf supporters.
To foster a sense of belonging and inclusion within the Rangers family.
To act as a liaison between the club and deaf supporters, ensuring their needs and accessibility improvements are addressed.

Governance:

To establish a small leadership group consisting of deaf supporters.
To facilitate regular communication with the Fan Engagement Team and the Disability Access Officer (DAO).

Proposed Initial Actions:

To host an inaugural meeting for deaf supporters, providing an opportunity to introduce the club and collect feedback.
To promote the formation of the RDSG through Rangers' official website, social media channels, and matchday programmes.
To provide clear contact details for inquiries and further engagement with the club.

Induction and Hearing Loops

Mobile induction loop units are available at:

Ticket Office
Main Stand and Argyle House Receptions
Auchenhowie Reception
Broxi’s Den
T Bars 1, 36, 10, 7, 12, 15, 21, 26, 29

Portable loop systems are also available for events and matchday hospitality by request.

Edmiston House, Rangers Museum, Cafe and The Rangers Store

The Rangers Store at Edmiston offers step-free access. Staff are available to assist with any specific needs during your visit.

Stadium and Museum tours can be tailored to accommodate various accessibility requirements. Step-free routes and BSL interpretation can be arranged with advance notice. The Ibrox Museum, located within the stadium complex, also provides accessible entry and offers a rich historical journey through the Club’s heritage.

Please contact the DAO to arrange any necessary adjustments for both stadium and museum visits.

Access Stewards

Access Stewards are stationed throughout the stadium including:

Copland Front accessible platform
East and West Enclosures
Broomloan Lower
Broxi’s Den
Exits 14a, 23a and 19

They wear red hi-visibility jackets emblazoned with Accessibility Steward and are trained to support all access needs. Please approach them if you require assistance.

Lifts and Access

Lifts are available in hospitality and business areas, some with audible indicators. Portable ramps are used to address small elevation changes in areas like Argyle House.

Supporters requiring lift access for non-hospitality seating should apply via the Reasonable Adjustment Form.

Accessible Toilet Facilities

Accessible toilets are strategically located throughout the stadium, including:

East enclosure x 2
West enclosure x 2
Ambulance Room West enclosure x 1
Broomloan Lower x 2
Broomloan Upper x 1
Copland Lower x 2
Govan West Corner x 1
Sandy Jardine Rear x 1
Ibrox Suite Copland Side x 2
Main Stand First Floor Centre x 1
Main Stand East Tower x 1
Argyle House 4th Floor Landing 1
Study Support Centre 2
Ticketing Centre 1
Argyle House Offices Floor 1 x 1
Argyle House Offices Floor 2 x 1
Total 21
Argyle House 4th Floor
Bar 72 third floor Argyle House
Broomloan Stand Upper

All accessible toilets require a RADAR key for entry; stewards can provide assistance if needed.

Catering Facilities

Accessible-height counters are available in all areas of Ibrox Stadium where accessible seating is provided, ensuring all supporters can access catering services with ease. Concession staff are trained to assist disabled supporters as required.

There are a total of eight accessible T-Bars (with lowered counters). They are situated in:

East Enclosure X 1
West Enclosure X 1
Broomloan Stand (lower) X 1
Sandy Jardine (North-West Corner, away end) X 1
Copland Stand (lower) X 4

Accessible Parking

Accessible parking spaces are allocated around all areas of the stadium. 206 spaces are allocated to disabled supporters who have completed a Reasonable Adjustment Form. Permits are issued by Rangers FC by the Disability Matters Department.

Locations include:

Albion Car Park
Broomloan Stand Car Park
Mafeking Street Car Park
Ibrox Suite Car Park
Argyle House Car Park

Permits are intended for the named disabled Season Ticket holder only, who must travel in the vehicle to the match for the permit to be valid.

There is currently a waiting list for accessible parking spaces. If you wish to be placed on the waiting list or require more information, please contact the Disability Access Officer at disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk

Consultation and Engagement With Supporters

Rangers places a strong emphasis on consultation and engagement. The Disability Matters Group, established in 2015, consists of disabled supporters and Personal Assistants/carers representing a range of access needs, including those with physical, sensory, mental health and cognitive impairments. The group works closely with the Disability Access Officer and senior leadership to advise on access improvements.

This group meets regularly and its feedback directly influences policy, facility planning, and matchday operations. The Club also conducted the first Disability Equality Survey in Scottish football, with over 1,300 responses shaping an Accessibility Action Plan.

We continue to engage with wider supporter groups and individuals to ensure that diverse perspectives are reflected in our access strategy.