Supporter Information: Dundee United (A)

RANGERS kick off the new Scottish Premiership season on Friday evening and supporters attending the game should review the following information before travelling.

MATCH DETAILS

William Hill Scottish Premiership Dundee United v Rangers The CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park Friday, 31 July 2026 Kick-off 20:00

STADIUM ENTRY

Rangers supporters will be situated in the Jerry Kerr, Fair Play and Norman Jamieson Stands (formerly the Carling Stand, as shown on the back of the tickets). Access is via turnstiles 7-10, 12-16 and 17-20, respectively.

Turnstiles will open one hour before kick-off. Please arrive as early as possible to aid entry to the stadium.

Demand for tickets for this fixture is high, and we would encourage supporters without tickets not to travel to the stadium, as this may negatively impact on ingress to the stadium for those with valid tickets.

Dundee United have provided the following entry information:

  • There is limited space for flags and banners to be displayed, and supporters are advised that flags may not be permitted for entry when the spaces are full. There are no storage facilities for flags that are refused entry.

  • Flags should not exceed 2m x 1m in size and should not cover stadium advertising.

  • Face coverings are prohibited under the ground regulations. Any supporter wearing a face covering at the turnstiles will be refused entry.

  • No bags above A4 size are permitted.

  • Profiled searching will be carried out by stewards.

  • The kiosks within the stadium are card only.

ACCESSIBILITY

Wheelchair users will be located in the Norman Jamieson Stand (formerly the Carling Stand), with entry via Gate R on Sandeman Street. We kindly ask supporters not to use the two rows directly in front of the wheelchair areas, to ensure views are not obstructed.

Supporters who have a particular access requirement can contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk to request assistance.

SUPPORTERS COACHES

Due to road works in the vicinity of Tannadice Park, all visiting coaches must arrive at the stadium via Arklay Street and will be parked in Tannadice Street, Neish Street and Fairbairn Street. No entry will be permitted at any other point around the stadium under any circumstances. Drivers must follow the instructions of stewards to park as directed thereafter.

TRAVEL & PARKING

Supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland.

ScotRail - Please check your journey before travel by using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.

Residents Parking Zones are now in place around the stadium on matchdays. Only residents with the required permit will be allowed to park within the designated zone.

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Signage is in place at the entry points to the controlled zone, see below image of the signage. Any infringement could result in penalty charges.

We encourage all supporters travelling to the game to plan ahead, make themselves familiar with the restricted area, and use appropriate parking facilities or public transport wherever possible.

Full details of the scheme and permit application information, are available on the Dundee City Council website here: Football Event Parking – Dundee City Council

Accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis at the following locations:

  • East side of Provost Road, between Dens Road and Sandeman Street.

  • Both sides of North Isla Street between Dens Road and Tannadice Street.

SUPPORTER BEHAVIOUR

Across the continent, the Rangers support are renowned for their incredible backing both in noise and in colour.

Ahead of the new season, the club reminds supporters that the use of pyrotechnics or discriminatory behaviour, including but not limited to, illicit singing, chanting or the display of offensive banners, will lead to serious consequences for the club and may result in the arrest of those responsible.

We call on all our travelling support to back the team in the right manner and prove once again what a force for good the Rangers support can be.

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.


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