THE deadline for Season Ticket holders to register their 'My Celtic Household' is now just hours away.

We are urging you to help us in our planning phase for the potential return of supporters to Paradise by registering before 5pm today (Wednesday, November 4).

Even those who plan to attend matches alone are asked to confirm this to ensure that we are accounting for the correct percentage of socially distanced single supporter seats.

This information will then help us to work on our seating plan, to allow us to optimise the use of seating in the stadium, in line with social distancing guidance and of course ensuring the safety of staff and supporters.

For those Season Ticket holders who do not confirm their household before 5pm today, the club will then assume that they would be attending matches alone, and the higher percentage of single seats required will then mean a decreased maximum capacity in order for us to comply with government regulations when submitting our socially distanced seating plan.

Please note this is for Standard Season Ticket holders only. Season Ticket holders in the Accessible Seating, Corporate or Premium areas of the stadium should not register at this stage and will be advised of arrangements for their areas separately.

If you haven’t done so yet, please check your inbox and your junk mail for the email from the club.

Gathering this information will help us understand the desired seating requirements for each Celtic Household – from those who require an individual seat, to groups of up to six.

HOW TO REGISTER YOUR CELTIC HOUSEHOLD
Simply visit eticketing and complete the ‘My Celtic Household’ form to register the number of Season Ticket holders in your Household and/or Extended Household. Only one Season Ticket holder per household needs to do this.

WHAT IS A HOUSEHOLD/EXTENDED HOUSEHOLD
My Celtic Household is defined as “all Season Ticket holders living in your household and/or your extended household.”

An Extended Household is currently defined by the Scottish Government as: one where two households have joined together to form a single household. An Extended Household can be formed by a person who lives alone - or only with children under 18. They and another household of any size can agree to form an extended household. An Extended Household can also be formed by a couple who do not live together, and their children.

You can keep up to date with the Government Guidelines at www.gov.scot

For more information and guides on how to register you can read here

Last chance to register your Celtic Household. Deadline 5pm today