Scottish Premiership · Edinburgh
Tynecastle Park · McLeod Street · EH11 2NL
Inside Tynecastle Park
Visiting supporters receive all or part of the steep, covered Roseburn Stand at the north end. The final allocation can range from a compact segregated section to the whole stand.
The Roseburn Stand can accommodate up to about 3,676 visiting supporters when the full stand is released. Many league opponents receive only part of it because Hearts also use Roseburn sections for home support.
Edinburgh derbies and cup ties can produce a full-stand allocation, while some high-demand league fixtures use a much smaller section. Treat every figure as fixture-dependent and follow the visiting club's sale notice.
The Roseburn Stand is behind the goal at the north end of Tynecastle. Away access is from McLeod Street through turnstiles 23-32, although a smaller allocation may use only part of that range.
The stand is covered and notably steep, keeping supporters close to the pitch and producing a strong atmosphere. The rake generally gives a clear view, but rows and access steps can be demanding for people with limited mobility.
Away concourses have kiosks for food and drink. Hearts states that stadium kiosks are card-only; the precise range and any alcohol provision can vary by fixture.
Tynecastle's concourses are compact and become busy with a full Roseburn allocation, so entering before the final rush is sensible.
Use the visiting club's instructions for digital tickets, collections, bag restrictions and accessible seating. Wheelchair and companion positions are limited and should be booked in advance.
Eighteen74 on Foundation Plaza requires a valid home-end ticket or season ticket and is not an away-supporter bar.
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.
