Rail and The Mallard
Step off at Dingwall, use the station pub if admitted, then make the short signed walk to the North Stand.
Scottish League One · Dingwall
Global Energy Stadium · Jubilee Park Road · IV15 9QZ
Make a day of it
Dingwall is one of Scotland's most compact rail away days: the station pub, town centre and stadium sit within a few minutes of one another. The main planning risks are a sparse return timetable and the stadium's pre-kick-off vehicle cut-off.
Step off at Dingwall, use the station pub if admitted, then make the short signed walk to the North Stand.
Use the £5 first-come stadium parking well before the vehicle cut-off, or park lawfully in the signed town-centre spaces.
Stay in Dingwall or nearby Conon Bridge, add the museum or riverside and protect the matchday rail connection.
11:45 - arrive at Dingwall station, a central hotel or the confirmed parking area.
12:00-13:45 - use The Mallard, a checked central venue or the compact High Street area.
13:50 - walk towards Jubilee Park Road and continue to the far-end visiting entrance.
14:15 - enter the North Stand or extension block printed on the ticket; use card or contactless inside.
17:00 - return to the station or town centre, checking the live platform and connection before leaving the stadium.
The Mallard has the clearest current visiting-supporter evidence and sits beside the station. The National Hotel and Caledonian Bars remain check-first; compact Dingwall town centre is the recommended wider fallback.
Dingwall Museum is an easy town-centre addition when open. Pefferside Park and the riverside paths suit a shorter walk, while Tulloch Castle is better for an overnight visit or a taxi.
These options keep the final matchday journey relatively short. Compare event-night prices, parking and cancellation terms before booking.
A central base is usually better for the station, food and the evening after the match.
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 27 September 2026.