Supporters attending Sunday’s Premier Sports Cup Semi-Final against Hibernian at Hampden Park should read the following information.
Tickets
Our allocation for this match has sold-out and all tickets should now be available in the Hampden App.
Turnstiles at Hampden Park will be open from 1:30pm, with kick-off at 3pm.
Parking Restrictions
Supporters should be aware that the area immediately surrounding the stadium is mainly residential and the availability of on-street parking is limited due to event specific parking restrictions.
Parking Wardens will be on duty patrolling the restricted areas.
Public Transport
Details about getting to and from the Hampden Park can be found on the following websites:
Travel Line Scotland - https://www.travelinescotland.com/
Scotrail - http://www.scotrail.co.uk/plan-your-journey/timetables-and-routes
Additional carriages and services will run both pre and post event and Hearts supporters are encouraged to use Mount Florida station.
Park & Ride: Several railway park and ride options are available.
Supporters Buses
Bus parking for Hearts supporters is to the West of the Stadium:
Parking Areas – Battlefield Road, Langside Road, Grange Road, Queens Drive
M8/M74 to M77 – _exit M77 at Jct 1 (Dumbreck) – onto Dumbreck Road to Titwood Road- (low bridge on Titwood Road 4.2m or 13'9)
Diversion required, depending on height of bus, via Haggs Road/Shawmoss Road), Minard Road onto Langside Avenue B768 and thereafter follow direction from Police motorcyclists to allocate supporters bus parking areas in the west of stadium area.
A8 Westbound: Continue onto the M8 to Junction 8 (Baillieston) and join the M73 southbound. Thereafter, take the offside lane to join the M74 and follow the above route.
Searching is a condition of entry and refusal to co-operate will result in entry being denied.
Supporters deemed to have consumed excess alcohol will be refused entry.
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.
The Jambos are set to be backed by around 23,500 supporters at the National Stadium on Sunday and we remind supporters to continue to support the team in the right manner, by avoiding pyrotechnic devices and other prohibited items, which are inherently unstable and dangerous to the user and those in proximity.
A failure to adhere to this, could result in the club being punished with a reduction in tickets for future matches at the National Stadium and we thank supporters in advance for their understanding and cooperation.
