Rangers Issue Important Notice to Supporters Ahead of Hibernian Match
As reported by Rangers, supporters attending Saturday’s Scottish Premiership match against Hibernian at Easter Road should be aware of several key details to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
Match Details and Tribute
The match is set to take place on Saturday, 17 May 2025, with a kick-off time of 12:30. According to Rangers, a minute of applause will be observed ahead of kick-off in memory of Sir Tom Farmer and supporters who have passed away throughout the season.
Stadium Access and Security
Rangers state that turnstiles will open one hour before kick-off, and supporters are encouraged to arrive early to aid entry to the stadium. Hibernian have implemented a specific access plan, which includes:
- Supporters will be pulsed into queue management lanes, with designated waiting areas at Albion Road.
- Profiled searches and stringent ticket checks will be in place.
- Supporters will be directed to turnstile entry points, where stewards will be present to assist with ticketing issues.
Additionally, Rangers advise that:
- Balaclavas and face coverings are not permitted within the stadium.
- Bags larger than 30cm x 30cm will not be permitted.
- Only flags smaller than 2m x 1m will be allowed, with no storage facility available.
- Only canes smaller than 1m will be allowed.
Turnstile and Ticket Information
Rangers confirm that turnstiles 5 & 6 are for the South Stand Lower, and 7 & 8 are for the South Stand Upper. There is no internal movement between the Upper and Lower, and tickets are only active for the respective turnstiles. Supporters with specific access requirements are recommended to contact [email protected] for assistance.
Coach Parking and Travel
Rangers report that coach parking is only available on Regent Road, with metered parking and ticket purchases required. Supporters are advised to avoid travelling via West Approach Road due to road closures and to stay up-to-date with travel information via:
- Roadworks and travel disruption – The City of Edinburgh Council
- Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland
- Check your journey | Latest train service updates (scotrail.co.uk)
Supporter Behaviour and Pyrotechnics
Rangers remind supporters that the club has been sanctioned for unacceptable behaviour this season, and a repeat could have severe consequences. The club urges supporters to reject any unacceptable behaviour, including the use of pyrotechnics, throwing objects, and displaying discriminatory messages. Pyrotechnics are illegal within Scottish football stadiums, and any supporter found with a pyrotechnic device will be arrested.
By following these guidelines and showing respect for the opposing team and their fans, Rangers believe that supporters can contribute to a positive and enjoyable matchday experience. As Rangers state, "The greatest asset Rangers has is its supporters, and the club will be forever grateful for the loyalty and backing you give at every match, both home and away."
