Accessibility

Rangers Football Club is committed to making Ibrox Stadium accessible and welcoming for everyone. We believe that disabled people are not limited by their impairments, but by the barriers they face, and we work to remove those barriers wherever possible.

We follow the Social Model of Disability, UEFA Accessiball Standards, and the Equality Act 2010 to guide our work. Accessibility is not a special requirement; it is a basic right, and it benefits all supporters, including families, older adults, and those with temporary injuries.

All club information is available in accessible formats on request, including large print, braille, audio, and Easy Read.

What We Aim to Do

Provide equal access to tickets, memberships, hospitality, and services
Offer support and reasonable adjustments for disabled supporters
Make ongoing improvements to physical, digital, and matchday access
Provide clear, accessible information in different formats
Listen to disabled supporters and act on their feedback

How We Work

We design services and facilities to be inclusive from the start
We treat each person as an individual and offer support based on their needs
Our staff and stewards are trained to support disabled supporters
We regularly consult with the Disability Matters Group (disabled people, representing a wide range of impairments and lived experience as a disabled supporter) and use feedback from our Disability Equality Survey (carried out every two years) to shape future plans
We have a dedicated Disability Access Officer to support fans and manage improvements

Ongoing Commitment

Ibrox is a proud and historic stadium. While this brings some design limitations, we continue to make meaningful improvements to enhance accessibility for all. These include: