Champions Travel, the official partner of Celtic FC, is selling ticket-inclusive travel packages for every 2026/27 home game, with prices starting at £116 per person and optional hotel stays in Glasgow.

The bundles guarantee a genuine match ticket, a range of seating options and the ability to add overnight accommodation or premium hospitality, giving fans a ready-made football getaway.

What the Celtic Packages Include

Each booking automatically secures a valid Celtic FC ticket for the selected fixture. Seats are allocated from several sections that provide clear views of the pitch, and the ticket is club-approved, meaning it is recognised by Celtic's ticketing system and will not be subject to resale restrictions.

Travelers can choose to stay in a partner hotel located in the city centre. Options range from three-star budget properties to five-star luxury hotels, all vetted by Champions Travel for comfort and proximity to Celtic Park. The hotel component is optional; customers may purchase a ticket-only package for as little as £116 per person.

During checkout, fans may upgrade to premium hospitality access, such as the Kerrydale Suite or the Club 67 Lounge, which offer catered meals, exclusive bar service and a private viewing area separate from the general stadium crowd.

Schedule of Home Games for the 2026/27 Season

The following fixtures are currently listed on the Champions Travel site. Dates and opponents are taken from the official Scottish Premiership release and are subject to change if the league revises the calendar.

  • Nov 7 - Celtic vs Kilmarnock - BUY HERE
  • Nov 21 - Celtic vs St Mirren - BUY HERE
  • Dec 5 - Celtic vs St Johnstone - BUY HERE
  • Dec 12 - Celtic vs Hibernian - BUY HERE
  • Dec 26 - Celtic vs Motherwell - BUY HERE
  • Jan 9 - Celtic vs Dundee - BUY HERE
  • Jan 30 - Celtic vs Falkirk - BUY HERE
  • Feb 13 - Celtic vs Hearts - BUY HERE
  • Feb 27 - Celtic vs Rangers - BUY HERE
  • Mar 20 - Celtic vs Aberdeen - BUY HERE
  • Apr 10 - Celtic vs Dundee Utd - BUY HERE

Buyers are urged not to wait for the fixtures to sell out, as demand for Celtic games traditionally spikes after the fixture list is published.

Why These Packages Matter for Fans

Glasgow's Celtic Park is the largest football stadium in Scotland, with a capacity of over 60,000. Its atmosphere is often described as "electric" because of the passionate support of the "Hoops" faithful. For many supporters, especially those travelling from outside Scotland, securing a ticket can be challenging due to the club's ticket-allocation system, which prioritises season ticket holders and local fans.

By bundling tickets with accommodation, Champions Travel removes two major friction points: the need to find a hotel close to the stadium and the risk of missing out on a match because tickets sell out quickly. The packages also simplify travel logistics - the hotel is typically within a short walk or a brief public-transport ride from Celtic Park, allowing fans to arrive relaxed and ready for the game.

How the Ticket Allocation System Works

Celtic FC operates a tiered allocation system. Season ticket holders receive the first allocation, followed by members of the club's official supporters' clubs, then the general public via an online lottery. Official partners such as Champions Travel receive a set number of tickets that they can sell as part of travel packages. These tickets are guaranteed entry, bypassing the public lottery, which is why the bundles are marketed as "hassle-free".

Because the tickets are club-approved, they are entered directly into Celtic's ticketing database. This eliminates the need for fans to present a separate voucher at the gate; the ticket barcode is scanned like any other match-day ticket.

What to Expect From the Hotel Options

Three-star hotels in the package list typically offer basic amenities: a private bathroom, free Wi-Fi, and breakfast. They are located on streets such as Argyle Street or near George Square, providing easy access to public transport routes that stop at Buchanan Bus Station, the main hub for coaches to Celtic Park.

Five-star options include upscale properties on the River Clyde waterfront or in the Merchant City district. These hotels often feature on-site restaurants, fitness centres and concierge services that can arrange pre-match city tours, ticket-free stadium tours, or tickets to other Glasgow attractions such as the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

Premium Hospitality: Kerrydale Suite and Club 67 Lounge

The Kerrydale Suite is situated on the first tier of the north stand and offers a private bar, catered meals and a dedicated host. Seats in the suite are positioned close to the halfway line, providing a clear view of both attacking and defensive play.

Club 67 Lounge, located on the east side of the stadium, is a members-only area that has been opened to package customers for an additional fee. The lounge includes a buffet, open bar and a television screen that replays key moments for those who wish to relive action during halftime.

Both hospitality options are optional upgrades during checkout and are priced separately from the base £116 package.

Practical Tips for Booking

  • Check the fixture list carefully; dates may shift due to cup competitions or weather postponements.
  • Book early to lock in the advertised price, as the *Prices correct at time of writing but are subject to change* disclaimer indicates that rates can rise as demand increases.
  • Review the cancellation policy of the hotel partner; many budget hotels offer free cancellation up to 48 hours before check-in, while luxury properties may have stricter terms.
  • If you plan to use premium hospitality, verify the exact seat location and any dietary restrictions with the hospitality provider before finalising the purchase.

Broader Context: Football Travel Packages in the UK

Travel bundles that combine tickets with accommodation have become common across the United Kingdom, especially for clubs with large stadiums and international fan bases. Companies such as Champions Travel partner with clubs to create "official" packages that meet the club's branding and ticketing standards. This model benefits clubs by guaranteeing a portion of ticket revenue and helps travel firms by offering a unique product that differentiates them from generic hotel-only deals.

For Celtic, a club with a global following, the packages also serve as a marketing tool to attract tourists to Glasgow, boosting the city's hospitality sector during the football season. The Scottish Premiership runs from August to May, meaning that the 2026/27 home fixtures listed above spread across the winter months, a period when Glasgow's hotel occupancy traditionally dips, making the bundled offers attractive to both the club and local businesses.

What Comes Next for Interested Fans

Potential buyers should visit the Champions Travel website, select a fixture, choose a seating tier and decide whether to add a hotel stay or hospitality upgrade. After completing the checkout process, a confirmation email containing the e-ticket and hotel booking details will be sent. Fans are advised to keep the email for entry at the stadium and for any future changes to the schedule.

Because the packages are sold directly by an official partner, there is no need to engage with third-party resale sites, which can carry the risk of counterfeit tickets. However, buyers should still verify that the website URL ends in a trusted domain and that the page displays secure https encryption before entering payment details.

Finally, the club's official communications will announce any alterations to match dates, kickoff times or stadium access rules. Fans with booked packages should monitor both the Champions Travel portal and Celtic FC's official channels for updates.

* Prices correct at time of writing but are subject to change.