Celtic Park Entry Rules: Bags, Water, Food, Cameras and Gear

Bags bigger than A5 size, which the club puts at 21 cm wide, 14 cm high and 8 cm deep, are not allowed. Exceptions apply for medical and accessibility reasons and at the club's discretion, and bags are searched before entry. Any bag up to 21 x 14 x 8 centimetres is allowed, subject to search. The pages do not mention backpacks.

• Bag: A5 size, 21 x 14 x 8 cm
• Water bottle: Containers that could injure if thrown banned

It is an offence to enter with a container that can hold liquid and could injure someone if thrown, and with alcohol. The regulations name no specific bottle size. The pages do not mention outside food and coolers.

Taking photographs or filming any match inside the stadium is prohibited, except for accredited media. The regulations do not carve out personal photos. The pages do not mention camera lenses, tripods, drones, laptops, tablets and power banks.

The club makes exceptions to the bag size rule for medical and accessibility reasons and at its discretion. The pages do not mention strollers.

The pages do not mention umbrellas, blankets and seat cushions.

Banners and displays must follow the club's Banner Protocol. Banners or articles that could be used as a weapon or cause offence, annoyance or obstruction are not allowed. Banners and displays must follow the club's Banner Protocol, and anything unsafe or offensive is not allowed. The pages do not mention binoculars.

The pages describe no separate medical bag process, so ask the venue before the event if you need to bring medical items.

Everyone entering can be searched, and bags are searched before entry. The club asks fans to avoid bringing bags wherever possible.

The regulations describe no bag storage.

The regulations cover matches at Celtic Park for 2025/26. Standing is forbidden in seated areas, except in rail seating sections at matches the club allows it.