Eye Watering Glasgow Derby Ticket Prices: Official Partners and Second-Hand Market

Celtic’s ticketing dilemma intensifies when a Glasgow Derby is on the horizon as official partners are charging up to 560 euros for access to Club 67, dramatically above the usual price.

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This is from a site that claims to be an official “Match Break Partner with Celtic FC”

The issue extends beyond official channels, with the secondary market seeing significant markups, especially for high-demand matches like the Glasgow Derby. Prices on these platforms range from £474 to £799 for standard seats without lounge access. For these seats to be on sale, it means that season ticket holders are likely giving up their seats for these games.

Yes, it’s a massive game but fans should not be subjected to over the score prices.

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This is from a well-known second-hand ticket resale site.

The club is under pressure to address these escalating costs, which are putting a strain on fans’ ability to attend games. Scalping should be something the club takes very seriously.

This will be the final Glasgow derby before there are some away fans back in the stadium for the tie.

While Celtic has considered implementing a fan ticket exchange system to provide a more regulated and fair platform for ticket resale, scepticism remains about its effectiveness in these situations. Such a system may not deter scalpers, who are motivated by profit rather than selling their tickets at a fair price so that a fellow fan can see the game.