Scottish Premiership · Motherwell
Fir Park · Fir Park Street · ML1 2QN
Inside Fir Park
Visiting supporters normally occupy the two-tier Tommy McLean Stand behind the south goal. The number of blocks and tiers released depends on the fixture and expected following.
Motherwell can release most of the Tommy McLean Stand, producing an allocation of roughly 4,500 for a major following. Routine Premiership allocations are often smaller and may use only selected lower- or upper-tier blocks.
The released number changes with home demand, segregation and competition rules. Use the visiting club's sale announcement rather than the stand's theoretical capacity.
The Tommy McLean Stand is the tall south end behind the goal. Visiting turnstiles are approached from Dalzell Drive and the south side of the stadium; the exact gate is printed on the ticket.
The stand has upper and lower tiers separated by hospitality boxes. Do not assume supporters in different tiers can meet after entry.
The steep two-tier design gives a generally clear behind-goal view and keeps a large travelling support together. Upper-tier rows are high and exposed to the weather on the approach, while the front rows can catch rain.
Dedicated kiosks and toilets operate within the visiting stand. The exact hot-food range, alcohol availability and payment method are confirmed for each fixture; carry a working card even when cash has been accepted at selected kiosks.
Away tickets are normally sold by the visiting club, with collections or duplicates handled at the match-specific booth. Arrive early if collecting.
Fir Park provides covered wheelchair positions and companion provision in the Tommy McLean Stand. Accessible parking is very limited and must be arranged before travel.
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 16 September 2026.
