Celtic fans have moved quickly to snap up tickets for this season’s Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen, with only limited availability left in a small number of sections following the opening ballot on Wednesday morning.
The first wave of briefs for the Hampden showdown went live at 10 am and were made available to those successful in the initial ballot. With thousands of supporters logging on early, most sections have already sold out, with just eight areas still showing live availability at the time of writing.
Celtic have been allocated 20,022 digital tickets for the final. As in recent rounds, all tickets are digital and must be accessed via mobile devices.
Ticket Prices:
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South Stand
Adults: £50
Concessions: £30 -
North Stand
Adults: £50
Concessions: £30 -
East Stand
Adults: £40
Concessions: £25
The match, set for Saturday, May 25, is Celtic’s final hurdle in their pursuit of a domestic Treble, and Brendan Rodgers’ side will enter the national stadium as overwhelming favourites.
Having already secured the Premiership title and lifted the Premier Sports Cup in December, the Hoops now stand 90 minutes from claiming their sixth Treble in nine years, and their eighth in club history—both records in Scottish football.
Brendan Rodgers is already the most decorated living Celtic manager with 11 major honours.
While most of the stadium is now locked down, there is still hope of a second ballot for remaining tickets, depending on returns.
