SEASON Ticket holders can now purchase up to two additional tickets, for the vital UEFA Europa League, round of 32 match against Copenhagen on Thursday, February 27 (KO: 8pm).

Additional tickets can be bought by Season Ticket holders on a first come first served basis at the General Sale prices from £42 for adults, from £32 for concessions and from £27 for under-13s.

It’s set to be another unforgettable night under the Paradise lights, and with tickets in high demand to see the Bhoys in crucial knockout action this month, act now to ensure you don’t miss your chance to be right here with them!

HOW TO BUY:
Online - visit eticketing.co.uk/celtic

By Phone – Call 0871 226 1888* (option 2). Lines are open Monday to Friday from 9am until 5pm and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am until 4pm.

Please ensure that you have your client reference and payment details available when you call.

In Person at the Ticket Office – The Ticket Office is open Monday to Friday 11am until 2pm.

HOME CUP TICKET SCHEME
The payment date for members of the Home Cup Ticket Scheme has now passed.

CONCESSION UPGRADES
Supporters wishing to upgrade a concession ticket for the use of an adult can only do so by visiting the Ticket Office in person where match tickets will be issued. General sale adult prices will apply.

Concessions upgrades for members of the Home Cup Ticket Scheme will be available from Monday, February 17. Upgrades are not available in Rail Seating.

With the deadline having now passed, Season Ticket holders still have the opportunity to purchase a ticket at the reduced price of £37 for adults, £24 for concessions and £18 for under-13s, although it can no longer be guaranteed that they will be allocated a ticket in their regular seat. This reduced price is only available direct from the Ticket Office. Rail Seating Section is no longer available to purchase.

*Calls cost 13p per minute, plus your phone company’s access charge. Booking fees apply online and via the sales line.

Additional tickets available now to STH for Celtic v Copenhagen