Info for fans at New St Mirren Park
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 2:29 pm
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SUPPORTERS travelling to tomorrows Homecoming Scottish Cup tie at New St Mirren Park (Saturday, March 7) should leave the M8 motorway at Junction 29 (Paisley) on to the A726 and follow signs for football traffic (third set of lights after leaving the motorway).
There are 'No Waiting/Parking' restrictions in force in the area, so a check should be made that parking is allowed before leaving their vehicle.
It should also be noted that there are roadworks in Paisley town centre, around Gilmour Street, Weir Street and Old Sneddon Street.
There is no change to parking arrangements for supporters buses for a visit to Paisley.
On arrival at New St Mirren Park, there are four turnstiles available in the North West corner of the stadium.
Celtic supporters are advised to arrive early as this is our first visit to the new stadium, and a capacity crowd is expected.
The Scottish Cup tie between St Mirren and Celtic takes place tomorrow, Saturday, March 7 (kick-off 12.15pm).
[/URL:8d00119d][/U:8d00119d]SUPPORTERS travelling to tomorrows Homecoming Scottish Cup tie at New St Mirren Park (Saturday, March 7) should leave the M8 motorway at Junction 29 (Paisley) on to the A726 and follow signs for football traffic (third set of lights after leaving the motorway).
There are 'No Waiting/Parking' restrictions in force in the area, so a check should be made that parking is allowed before leaving their vehicle.
It should also be noted that there are roadworks in Paisley town centre, around Gilmour Street, Weir Street and Old Sneddon Street.
There is no change to parking arrangements for supporters buses for a visit to Paisley.
On arrival at New St Mirren Park, there are four turnstiles available in the North West corner of the stadium.
Celtic supporters are advised to arrive early as this is our first visit to the new stadium, and a capacity crowd is expected.
The Scottish Cup tie between St Mirren and Celtic takes place tomorrow, Saturday, March 7 (kick-off 12.15pm).