Hampden Park

Lovely 51,000 seater stadium, very neat and they sell food inside. Hope to come back for more football!

I love going to Hampden, always a special day seeing the boys in blue. I usually go to top tier South Stand with my son and the view of the pitch is great. As with most stadiums I have been too, the catering leaves a lot to be desired. The sausage roll I bought last time had the consistency of a housebrick and probably the same nutritional value. Would be nice to see the stadium get an upgrade as it isn't the best of national stadiums but I wouldn't be surprised if that doesn't happen in my lifetime.

Visited around 3 weeks ago. Your too far away from the pitch, seats uncomfortable, toilets disgusting, food disgusting and expensive. Atmosphere also wasn't good and it's card only. We also went to a game 4 months ago, where they had to clear to pitch to get all the water off. The Scotland team is still good though. COME ON SCOTLAND!

Theres no doubting that the home of Scottish football, Hampden park could really do with some serious updating and renovating as everything looks tired and stuck in the past, there is so much history in this stadium and Scotland really should have a stadium to be proud of, unfortunatly it isnt at this point in time as there are at least 3 stadiums in scotland that are far superior, and another couple that are much more modern, albeit with lower capacitys, but as a Dundee United fan who has been at every Scottish Cup finals involving my team since 1985, Hampden will always be a special place

Bit the best stadium in the county but alright. We were here for that ill-fated game vs Georgia and they actually ran out of hot water, maybe something to do with the extra 90mins everyone was there for.

Proud of my national team but, the stadium needs updated.Turnstiles are ridiculously slow due to the QR code entry failing to work at times, especially when wet weather.The seating to the pitch is quite far away. However the people make it with the atmosphere somewhat easy to cope at least.

We had a tour of this amazing stadium & it was definitely worth it! So much history and a very good day.

Isn't the best stadium in the world. Can feel as if you are quite a distance away from the pitch due to the poor design. Thankfully our seats were decent. Kiosks are cashless. Good atmosphere due to the Tartan Army. Very friendly crowd + we've got John McGinn. Parking is limited. Reasonable public transport system in the area. Mount Florida Station can be quite a wait on the return.

Come here to see a gig, red hot chilli peppers. And what a show. They were fab. The place is huge, had extra portable toilets which had loo roll in them. The drinks and food (I got the hot dog which didn't come with onions) were expensive.

Watched Red Hot Chilli Peppers here. I was a bit worried after some of the reviews. However, pleasantly surprised. We booked an AirBnb in Rutherglen and found there was a regular bus service straight to Hampden. The stadium is easy to access, and staff were great getting in. Loads of food wagons, merchandise etc, none of it cheap, but it's to be expected. The stadium is looking a bit tired but plenty of portaloos and urinals with little or no queueing. There are plenty of bars with a good queueing system. £7 for a pint of Tennants was a bit steep but again to be expected. Sound and view were brilliant (just wished they'd played a few more songs, finished at half 10 as it was Sunday). Easy exit and short bus journey back to Rutherglen. All in all, it was a very enjoyable experience. I would recommend and happily watch a gig there again.