Supporters attending our Heritage Day match at home to Dundee on Sunday should read the following information.
Key Info
· Kick-off: 3pm
· Turnstiles open: 2pm
· Ticket Office hours: 10am-KO- then reopening briefly at FT
· Clubstore hours: Open from 10am-KO then FT-6pm
· Tynie Shop hours (Wheatfield Stand): pre-match & half-time
· Eighteen74 Bar (Main Stand): Open from 12pm to match ticket holders
· TV: Live on Hearts TV International
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Heritage Day
Sunday marks our first ever Hearts Heritage Day, where we celebrate and shine a light on the excellent work of the Heritage and Museum team and mark ten years of the Hearts Museum- the first of its kind in Scotland.
To mark the occasion, pre-match activities will take place on the Foundation Plaza including face painting and the opportunity to meet Jock the Jambo.
Volunteers will also be collecting donations for the museum and we thank supporters in advance for their generosity.
Tickets
Tickets are available on the Ticket Exchange, which is open until 2pm.
The Tynie Shop
Located in the Wheatfield Stand, our pop-up shop will be open pre-match and at half-time for supporters to purchase tops, scarves and other matchday essentials. The shop accepts card payment only.
Jambos Jackpot
Supporters can support the Heart of Midlothian Academy, while being in with a chance of winning the jackpot prize of £5,100. The guaranteed prizes this week are £250 in cash and worn & signed Sabri Guendouz away shirt.
Tickets are available to buy until kick-off and can be purchased here.
Stadium Kiosks
Kiosks will be open throughout the stadium, please note kiosks only accept card payments.
Match Programme
Inside Sunday’s matchday programme, The Big Interview with James Wilson, a look at Dundee, as well as all our regular matchday programme features.
On sale around the ground, in the Clubstore and in the Tynie Shop for £4.
The programme is also available online from our friends at Curtis Sport.
Searching is a condition of entry and refusal to cooperate will result in refused entry.
Anyone deemed to have consumed excessive amounts of alcohol will be refused entry, and supporters are reminded not to attempt to bring any prohibited items into the stadium, including pyrotechnics.
Unacceptable conduct will result in ejection from the stadium and any supporter who has been ejected will face sanctions in accordance with our unacceptable conduct policy.
Post-match, supporters are reminded not to gather on Wheatfield Street as players will no longer be stopping upon exiting the stadium due to health and safety concerns.
