Scottish Premiership · Dundee
Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park · Sandeman Street · DD3 7JY
Inside Dens Park
Visiting supporters are normally behind the goal in the covered Bob Shankly Stand. Some fixtures also use a block of the Main Stand, so the exact entrance and view depend on the allocation sold.
The Bob Shankly Stand can accommodate up to roughly 3,000 visiting supporters. For selected fixtures, current ground guidance says another block of around 1,000 seats can be released in the Main Stand.
Smaller league allocations may use only part of the stand, while derby, cup and high-demand arrangements can differ. Use the visiting club's sale notice for the confirmed number and blocks.
Most visitors enter the Bob Shankly Stand behind the goal. Current fixture guidance has used turnstiles 33-38 there, with turnstiles 31-32 for visiting Main Stand seats, but these numbers must be checked against the ticket and match-specific instructions.
The Bob Shankly is a covered single-tier stand with generally clear views and enough depth for a sizeable following to create noise. Dens is an older ground, so circulation and concourse space can feel compact when the stand is full.
Away kiosks sell hot food, snacks and soft drinks. Recent visitor information states that kiosks take card and contactless payments.
Alcohol is not routinely sold to general spectators inside Scottish football grounds, so do not plan on a concourse pint.
Turnstiles commonly open about an hour before kick-off. Arrive early for searches and any ticket collection, particularly when both visiting sections are in use.
Arrange wheelchair positions, companion tickets and accessible parking through the clubs before travel. Smoking and vaping are prohibited inside and there are normally no pass-outs.
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.
