SUPPORTERS attending Sunday's Scottish Premiership match against Aberdeen should be aware of the following information.
Match Details:
Aberdeen v Rangers
Sunday 13 April
Kick-off: 12:00
Pittodrie Stadium
STADIUM DETAILS
Rangers supporters will be positioned in the South Stand.
Turnstiles will open one hour prior to kick-off.
Supporters will be pulsed in, towards two checkpoints outside the stadium – the first where tickets will be checked, and the second where extensive searches will be carried out.
Stewards may ask for any flags or banners to be held up to CCTV to confirm their contents. Aberdeen have also advised that should there be attempts to gain entry without tickets then the turnstiles may be temporarily paused until the situation is resolved.
No surfing banners are permitted.
Once inside the stadium, flags and banners should be displayed on top of the wheelchair accessible section, or on the fencing at Section P - any flags or banners that cover advertising hoardings may be removed.
Both cash and card payments are accepted within the stadium.
Any supporters found to be encroaching on the segregation line shown below, may be ejected from the stadium.
If you have any specific access requirements, please contact [email protected] for assistance as soon as possible.
SUPPORTERS COACHES
Supporters’ coach parking is available in the Golf Road Car Park, adjacent to the away section. Please note there is no access to the car park for private cars.
Supporters’ coaches will only be permitted entry to the Golf Road Car Park less than 90 minutes before the match.
Police Scotland will be undertaking searches to check for alcohol on supporters’ coaches.
TRAVEL
Supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the link below:
Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland
Please note that parking attendants will be operating in and around the stadium
SUPPORTER BEHAVIOUR
Rangers has been sanctioned by both the SPFL and UEFA for unacceptable supporter behaviour this season, and the consequences of a repeat in any competition could be extremely damaging for the club.
The greatest asset Rangers has is its supporters, and the club will be forever grateful for the loyalty and backing you give at every match, both home and away.
The one thing we all share is that burning desire to see Rangers win, and your loud, proud and colourful support can only aid that aim.
However, the use of pyrotechnics, the throwing of objects, illicit singing and the displaying of discriminatory messages will only continue to damage the reputation of the club.
Rangers will play its part by dealing with those responsible in a strong and appropriate manner. However, the club also calls on all fair-minded supporters to stand up for what is right and reject any unacceptable behaviour.
PYROTECHNICS
Supporters are reminded the use of pyrotechnics is illegal within Scottish football stadiums, and any supporter found to be in possession of a pyrotechnic device at any match will be arrested.
The club will be sanctioned for any use of pyrotechnics within a stadium.
Please note that face coverings are also prohibited under ground regulations.