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Falkirk

The Falkirk Stadium · 6 Stadium Way · FK2 9EE

7,937stadium capacity
North Standvisiting supporters
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Falkirk travel guide

Getting there & parking

The Falkirk Stadium sits east of the town centre beside the A9/A904 rather than beside either main station. Current roadworks and a permit-only stadium car park make the final leg worth planning before travel.

FK2 9EEstadium postcode25 minswalk from GrahamstonPermit onlystadium car parking

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

For 2026/27, general stadium parking is allocated to home supporters by permit only and there are no pay-on-the-day car spaces. The club says only away coaches and pre-arranged away disabled supporters may park at The Falkirk Stadium.

Forth Valley College is identified as overflow parking, but availability and matchday access should be checked before relying on it. Accessible parking is limited and must be arranged through the visiting club.

Private matchday parking

JustPark has a dedicated Falkirk Stadium destination page with reservable managed spaces and private driveways. It currently lists more than 100 options across the wider area.

Check the walking route, event access instructions and booking duration before paying; the closest-looking space may sit on the wrong side of temporary traffic controls.

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

By train

Falkirk Grahamston is the closest practical station, approximately a 25-minute walk from the stadium. Falkirk High is around 40 minutes away and is less convenient for the final leg.

Both stations have taxi and bus connections. Grahamston also places supporters beside the main town-centre pub cluster, so it is the better rail base for most away days.

By bus, taxi or coach

Local buses serve stops near Stadium Way and Grangemouth Road. Check the live timetable and the return service for evening or Sunday fixtures.

Official visiting coaches receive free parking in the east section behind the North Stand. Independent coaches should follow the arrangement issued through the visiting club rather than arriving without confirmation.

Driving

The stadium is reached from the M9 and the A9/A904 corridor. Significant improvement works are currently affecting approaches and pedestrian routes, so allow extra time and check the project update before setting off.

Use the exact destination supplied with a parking booking. Access rules around the north side can be changed temporarily for traffic management and post-match exits.

After the match

Expect queues where stadium traffic meets the A9/A904 works. Rail travellers should leave enough time for the walk to Grahamston rather than planning around the first possible train.

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 13 September 2026.