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Dundee United

Tannadice Park · Tannadice Street · DD3 7JW

14,223stadium capacity
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Dundee United travel guide

Getting there & parking

Tannadice is north of Dundee city centre, around 1.8 miles from the station and almost next door to Dens Park. A football-event restricted zone surrounds both grounds, so public transport or a reserved lawful space is preferable to searching the local streets.

DD3 7JWstadium postcode30-35 minswalk from Dundee stationExpanded 2026/27parking restrictions

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

There is no general turn-up stadium car park for away supporters. Club-controlled parking is reserved for permits, hospitality, operations and pre-arranged accessible users, while official away coaches follow the match-specific route and parking instructions.

If no club-issued space is available, use a legitimate public car park outside the restricted zone and walk or take a bus. Never treat nearby retail or residential land as event parking without express permission.

Private matchday parking

JustPark's dedicated Tannadice Park page lists reservable driveways and managed special-event spaces around the ground and wider Dundee.

Read the access instructions, check the restricted-zone route and make sure the booking covers stoppage time and slow post-match traffic.

Availability, prices and access arrangements can change by fixture. Always check the booking details before travelling.

By train

Dundee station is beside the waterfront. The walk to Tannadice is about 30-35 minutes and climbs through the centre towards Hilltown and Clepington Road.

Dundee has direct services from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and other Scottish cities. Check the final return service and allow for the post-match walk before committing to a tight train.

By bus or taxi

Frequent local services run north from the centre towards Strathmartine Road, Dens Road and Clepington Road. Matchday controls can alter stops, so identify the return boarding point before kick-off.

Taxis are convenient before the busiest period but should use a collection point beyond Tannadice Street after full-time.

Driving

Use the A90 and city approaches to reach a booked car park, not simply DD3 7JW. Tannadice Street and the surrounding residential roads become congested and controlled.

Dundee United confirmed that the restricted football-event parking zone was extended for 2026/27. Signs define the active zone and unauthorised parking risks enforcement.

After the match

Tannadice and Dens share the same compact street network. Walking downhill towards the centre or waiting for the first traffic surge to pass is usually safer than relying on a tight taxi or rail connection.

Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 12 September 2026.