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Scottish Premiership · Perth

St Johnstone

McDiarmid Park · Crieff Road · PH1 2SJ

10,673stadium capacity
Ormond Standvisiting supporters
Ground directions

Inside McDiarmid Park

Away end information

For 2026/27, routine visiting supporters use the covered Ormond Stand behind the south goal. The exact blocks and number depend on the fixture, while the North Stand now operates as a mixed family area for selected ticket categories.

Ormond Stand2026/27 away endAround 2,000routine stand scaleCoveredbehind-goal seating

Away ticket allocation

St Johnstone designated the Ormond Stand as the regular away stand for 2026/27. A routine allocation is around 2,000, but segregation, demand and television requirements determine the exact blocks released.

The club can configure additional stands for exceptionally large followings. Conversely, smaller allocations may use fewer blocks. Always follow the visiting club's sale notice rather than older guides that describe the North Stand as the default away end.

Where away fans sit

The Ormond Stand is the south end behind the goal, reached from the stadium's south and west approaches. Use the turnstile printed on the ticket.

The North Stand is no longer the routine visiting section. It is currently a mixed family area, with visiting adults admitted only under the ticket conditions published for that fixture.

View and atmosphere

The single-tier stand offers a generally clear, elevated behind-goal view. The roof covers the seating, although the front rows and exposed approach can catch Perth weather.

With a modest following the stand can feel open; a larger allocation produces much stronger acoustics. Legroom and concourse space are typical of an older all-seater ground.

Food, drink and payments

Dedicated kiosks and toilets serve the visiting section, with hot food, snacks and soft drinks. Product range, alcohol availability and payment method can change by fixture, so carry a working card and do not rely on alcohol being sold.

Tickets and accessibility

Away tickets are normally sold through the visiting club. Collections, duplicates and any matchday sale follow the fixture notice.

A new wheelchair platform and associated access were added for the 2026/27 Ormond arrangement. Accessible tickets and parking remain limited and must be booked through the visiting club 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 17 September 2026.