Supporters attending Sunday's match at Ibrox against West Ham United should be aware of the following information.
MATCHDAY INFORMATION
Rangers v West Ham United
Sunday, 26 July 2026
Kick-off 16:00
Ibrox Stadium
STADIUM ENTRY
Please note that season ticket smartcards are not active for this fixture.
All supporters have received e-tickets/QR codes within their ticket confirmation emails. For those on CCCS, e-tickets were sent on Thursday, 23 July.
Please note that a mobile-friendly e-ticket format is in use, and these should only be scanned directly from a mobile device.
Supporters who have chosen a print-at-home ticket may either print their ticket or scan it from a mobile device.
Supporters printing their e-tickets should ensure the size of the QR code can still be recognised by the turnstile system.
Please download your e-ticket in advance of arriving at the stadium.
Turnstiles will open at 14:30, and information on how to use the turnstile system can be viewed here: BACK TO IBROX | QR Code Entry.
As the visitors have an increased ticket allocation, entry to the Broomloan Stand may take longer than usual. Supporters in this area should note the following:
Supporters seated in the Broomloan Front can only use turnstiles 62-66.
Supporters seated in the Broomloan Rear have been afforded one of the Broomloan Front Turnstiles and can access the stand via turnstiles 57-61.
Supporters in the Copland Rear, Main Stand Rear, and Govan East Corner are advised to arrive early, as these areas regularly experience queues closer to kick-off.
Supporters with tickets for the Club Deck can enter the stadium via turnstiles at both the east and west staircases. The available turnstiles are 19–23 at the east and 50–56 at the west of the stadium.
We recognise that not all supporters are able to arrive early for various reasons. However, where possible, we encourage early arrival to help ensure a smooth entry.
The club continues to explore ways of improving stadium entry, and we greatly appreciate the cooperation and understanding of supporters as we work towards this.
TICKET OFFICE
This week, the ticket office will be open on:
Saturday, 25 July: 10:00 until 12:00
Sunday, 26 July: 12:00 until kick-off
MATCHDAY PARKING
Due to a significant reduction in on-site parking capacity, we’re unfortunately unable to offer general supporter parking to purchase or pay at the gate on matchday. We understand this may be inconvenient and appreciate your patience and understanding as we work within these limitations. Please consider alternative travel options and be mindful of local residents and parking restrictions when planning your journey.
All supporters parking within the stadium footprint (Argyle, Broomloan and Ibrox Car Parks) must enter via the Broomloan Road entrance. We kindly ask that you park no later than 95 minutes before kick-off. Please also note there may be a short delay after the final whistle before vehicles can safely exit to allow supporters to clear from the footprint of the stadium.
Glasgow City Council enforces a pavement parking ban, with fines issued for illegal parking. Areas with exemptions can be viewed here.
FAN ENGAGEMENT
Our Fan Engagement team will be around the stadium footprint as a point of contact on matchday, providing assistance, information and support to help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, while also gathering your feedback.
Our Community Liaison and Disability Access Teams will also be present to assist supporters with any specific issues.
ACCESSIBILITY FOR DISABLED SUPPORTERS
Supporters with specific access requirements are recommended to contact [email protected] for assistance as soon as possible.
Supporters situated in the Copland Front Wheelchair Platforms should enter through the gate located next to turnstiles 11 and 12.
HOW TO GET TO IBROX
By Car
Keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland.
By Bus
Services 9 and 9A (operated by First Glasgow) run regularly from Glasgow City Centre to Paisley Road West, a short walk from Ibrox Stadium.
Service 9: Glasgow – Paisley
Service 9A: Glasgow – Penilee or Braehead Centre
Approximate journey time: 13 minutes, with fares from £2.65.
Alternatively, click here to plan your route.
By Rail
Journeys can be checked in advance using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.
By Subway
Please note the Subway will close at 20:00 on Sunday, with the last train scheduled to depart Ibrox for the city centre at 19:32.
Contactless payment is now available on Subway gates, meaning those travelling can tap in and out without having to purchase a ticket. The same card or device must be used for both entry and exit to ensure the correct fare is charged.
Further information on the Subway is available here.
By Bike
There are bike racks situated at both the Copland and Broomloan stands.
SUPPORTER COACH PARKING
Supporter Buses are advised to park on:
Helen Street to the west of the stadium
Govan Road/Woodville Street and Carmichael Street covering the east of the stadium
Rangers would encourage supporter buses to only park in these areas.
STADIUM FACILITIES
Ibrox Stadium is a cashless venue, with all kiosks accepting card payments only.
Various kiosks are located throughout the concourses offering hot and cold drinks, food and snacks.
Black Rooster is located in the Sandy Jardine Rear concourse on matchdays.
You’ll also find food and drink offerings on the stadium footprint outside, including Black Rooster.
Toilets are located on all concourses, with stewards available to direct you.
EDMISTON HOUSE
Join us at the Rangers Fan Zone at Edmiston House.
The Rangers Fan Zone presented by Park’s Motor Group will open at 12:00, with live entertainment, a bar and food stalls. Entry is free by showing a valid match ticket, on a first-come, first-served basis.
The two-storey venue is also home to the Rangers Store and Edmiston House Café, which will be open from 10:30.
Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult (18+), and the venue operates a strict Challenge 25 Policy. Any customer without a valid ID will be refused entry.
CHARITY COLLECTION
The Rangers Charity Foundation’s official bucket collection for this fixture will be Honeypot children’s charity.
Honeypot works with young carers and children aged 5-12 who are facing difficult circumstances. While most children they support are young carers, they also support children in a non-caring role who are dealing with challenges such as loss, instability, low confidence, bullying, or problems at school.
ADDITIONAL USEFUL INFORMATION
Smoking Zones
Please note that the club is operating designated half-time smoking zones in all areas of the stadium, with the exception of the Main Stand and Club Deck.
Smoking — including all pipes, e-cigarettes and vaporisers — is strictly forbidden inside the ground at all times. Failure to comply may result in ejection from the stadium and the potential loss of ticketing privileges.
Please note the following exits will be used:
Sandy Jardine Front – Exit 48
Sandy Jardine Rear – Exit 49
Govan East Corner – Exit 51
Copland Front – Exit 8
Copland Rear – Exit 9
Broomloan Front – Exit 30
Broomloan Rear – Exit 28
West Enclosure – Exit 23A
East Enclosure – Exit 14A
At half-time, stewards will be located at stated gates to allow supporters to go out into the designated smoking area and return via the same gates.
LOCAL COMMUNITY
Supporters attending Ibrox Stadium are reminded of their responsibilities to the local community.
We would ask supporters to be respectful to the community by clearing any refuse, using the bins provided and refraining from vandalising the surrounding areas.
We would stress the importance of being considerate when parking and remember that each and every one of us is a club ambassador.
SUPPORTER MESSAGE
Across the continent, the Rangers support is renowned for their incredible backing both in noise and in colour.
The club calls on all supporters to reject any unacceptable behaviour which brings the good name of Rangers FC into disrepute. Unacceptable behaviour includes, but is not limited to, discriminatory singing, chanting and banners, the throwing of missiles and the use of pyrotechnics.
All the above are criminal offences and can carry severe consequences for individuals. The club also risks punishment, and sadly, has been sanctioned on several occasions in recent seasons. With each repeat offence, these sanctions only become tougher and may impact upon innocent supporters’ ability to attend key matches in the future.
Additionally, supporters are reminded that smoking, including all pipes, e-cigarettes and vapes, is strictly forbidden inside the ground.
Supporters should note that, as part of a national rollout across Police Scotland, officers may be wearing body worn video cameras at matches.
The cameras are intended to support policing activity and enhance safety. Further information is available via Police Scotland:
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.
HOW TO CONTACT US
You may find the answer to your question on Ask Rangers or you can submit your query to our customer service team here.
Additional contact information can be found here.
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