just Booked A Trip To Edinburgh In November

I take it you plan on driving through to Glasgow from Edinburgh for the St Mirren game. It's an easy drive but if you don't know the way and don't have GPS satnav then ask here for directions and the best place to park etc.

Parking in the city center of Glasgow is ok in the multi storey car parks and probably your safest bet.

You'll be able to get tickets on the day no problem. I'm sure if need be some of the Bhoys here could meet up with you and make sure you have a great day at Paradise.

 

Thanks all of ya for your help I'm planing to rent a car cause I'll be there for 8 days so I would like to drive to different cities maybe even all the way to Manchester and Liverpool, I've been doing homework reading and I see it wouldn't be too crazy to drive down there just hope the weather allows me lol

 

It would be fantastic to meet up with some of ya and have a great time, maybe even have a few beers after the game

 

Exactly one week away from now

 

hope you have a great time.

 

Enjoy your visit mate.

 

Why dont you fly into Newcastle then drive up to Edinburgh

a wee stop in the toon then straight up the A1 :icon_mrgreen:

 

i am really thinking to drive to newcastle when i was looking at the map the other day but also want to drive to manchester and liverpool, are you in new castle mate? If so have you ever drove to glasgow or edinburgh?

 

Yes mate i am,thats the reason i mentioned this ,seeing that many people are giving you ideas.

Newcastle is a good city for a stop over and Newcastle to Edinburgh is around 114 mile you will get a sence of the east coast while you drive up the A1 the road is a great drive in summer and November's weather is going to be fine so will be ok and you can stop at the border nothing there mind but you will get some great photos with the flags and the coast line,great way to see England and Scotland in one day




edit..if you did that you could do Newcastle,Edinburgh east coast then over to Glasgow
west coast straight down the M74/M6 to Manchester/Liverpool that would be easier for you

 

Got here today so far its lovely looks like my city quite a but lol but this is spectacular... Didn't see much cause were so tired have not slept since yesterday and remember were 6 hours behind in Mexico, no one told me it was hard to drive here lol and that it got dark at 4pm

 

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It gets dark at 3pm

 

Enjoy your visit mate, keep us updated.

You going to the game tomorrow night?

 

90 % sure i will be there mate hope to see some ya up there just round out my girl didnt put my celtic scarf ñor my pumas jersey in my lugage will but a scarf tomorrow where do i find one? And howmuch are they?

 

I'll be in the london road tavern at 5 tomorrow mate.

 

You will get one outside the stadium on matchday for £5, or go to Timland in the Barras (Gallogate) and you'll get one in there, or go into a Celtic shop.

 

Ones outside stadium are * quality usually.

Enjoy your visit mate.

 

You'll get millions outside mate

Oh btw, don't park in the car park at Celtic Park, takes ages to get out. I'd recommend finding Duke Street and then find a space on one of the side streets off of it. It will be around a 15 minute walk from there.

 

You should be able to get tics for the St Mirren game if you go to Celtic ticket office any day before the game, or even on the saturday a couple hours before the match as it will not be fully sold out.

Go on CFC website to find directions to the ticket office and if you want to have a day visit in Glasgow as well as just seeing the football there is lots to do, tonnes of museums and attractions and things to do. I took a foreigner (sorry to just call you a foreigner lol) to the Science Centre before and looked around and went up the tower which has cool views if it's open, a lot of the time it is shut I don't know why!

But yeah Edinburgh is cool what with the Castle and everything but I think a lot of foreign tourists get told all about Edinburgh and then just think Glasgow is some place for poor drunk people
It's not that at all, there's a lot of really great cultural and nice places in Glasgow - some not too far from Celtic Park as well.

You could take your wife to Parkhead to cheer on all the goals we score, then out to dinner at a posh restaurant in Merchant City (just about 20 mins away) after!

 

Get a scarf from the Celtic Superstore at the front of the stadium. They have about 10 different options. The Gary Hooper ones a nice one, theres also an Irish tri-colour scarf, the normal green and white bar, you'll never walk alone, I just cant get enough ones and that they usually cost £5-£7.

They also sell pink scarves if you want to treat the mrs to a suprise lol

 

While you're over here travel 10 minutes north into Fife - you'll cross the Forth Bridge (which is a must) into Gods own county.