Kelty Hearts

Away ticket allocation

Many Kelty fixtures operate without active segregation. When the club separates supporters, visitors are directed through the community-centre or north turnstiles and use the north terracing and enclosure.

No permanent away ticket number is published. The released standing and covered areas depend on the opponent, expected attendance and stewarding plan; use the visiting club's sale notice rather than the 2,181 ground capacity.

Where away fans stand or sit

For a segregated match, approach from the community-centre side and use the north entrance named in the fixture notice. The north end combines raised terracing with access to covered standing accommodation according to the day's layout.

At an unsegregated fixture, supporters may share the wider ground. Follow stewards and the ticket instructions rather than assuming the same entrance used for a previous visit.

View and weather

New Central Park is a compact ground with raised terraces behind both goals and two covered enclosures. Sightlines are close to the pitch, but the exact shelter available to visitors depends on the section opened.

Exposed terrace positions offer little protection from wind or rain. Arrive early for an unreserved space and dress for the forecast.

Food, drink and facilities

Current Kelty match information confirms pie huts operate inside the ground. Products, payment method and alcohol availability can vary, so do not rely on a specific menu or bar service.

The 100-capacity Social Club beside the Main Stand explicitly welcomes both sets of supporters before the match, but it can fill and its opening may change for a segregated or high-demand fixture.

Tickets and accessibility

The club lists four disability bays at New Central Park. Arrange a bay, companion ticket, suitable entrance and parking directly with the clubs before travel; do not assume the terracing or community-centre car park will meet an individual requirement without confirmation.