Rangers disabled and carer tickets at Ibrox Stadium

Ibrox Stadium (Rangers FC) gives a free ticket to an essential carer or companion.

Carer and companion tickets

Carers allowed

1 essential companion per eligible disabled supporter

Proof accepted

PIP (enhanced mobility or daily living), DLA middle/high rate, Attendance Allowance, registered blind or deaf-blind, war pension, AFIP or Access Card; companion must be over 14 and registered with the club

Access schemes recognised

Access Card (Nimbus)

How to book

Register with the club and tell the Disability Access team in advance (disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk); wheelchair tickets bought through the normal sales process from a dedicated allocation

Accessible seating, viewing and queues

What is available

Wheelchair platforms (including Copland Front, entry by turnstiles 11 and 12); sensory room for up to 8 users plus carers; audio commentary for visually impaired fans with equipment loaned via Rex Blind Party; ambulant seating where available

Bag policy

Maximum bag size

Not published by the venue

Bag rules

Not stated; pyrotechnics, smoking (including e-cigarettes) and face coverings prohibited

Bag storage

Not published by the venue

Visitor rules

Re-entry

Not published by the venue

Age rules

Under 18s in the Edmiston House fan zone must be with an adult; Challenge 25 applies

Payment

Cashless (all kiosks card only)

Good to know

Eligible disabled supporters can bring an essential companion free once both are registered with the club. Ibrox is cashless, so bring a card for food and drink.

Sources and last check

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