EAST END PARK

Stadium Tours Organised by Centenary Club

Season Tickets
Stand Adult £260
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £150
Norrie McCathie Stand Adult £210
Parent and one child 280 2nd child 70 3rd child 95 Additional Parent 210
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £95
Each Additional Juvenile £40
Juvenile/OAP £65
Adult & Juvenile £165

League Admission Prices
South-Stand Adult £19 Old Firm
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £12 Old Firm Adult £16 other SPL Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £9 other SPL Adult £12 non SPL Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £6 non SPL
East / Norrie McCathie Stand Enclosures and North Stand
Adult £18 Old Firm
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £12 Old Firm
Adult £15 other SPL
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £8 other SPL
Adult £10 non SPL
Senior Citizen / Full Time Student / Juvenile 16 and under £5 no

Travel Info

From north

Head south on the M90, following signs for Forth Bridge. Keep traveling south, past Kelty, then leave the M90 at Junction 3 (Halbeath). Follow the signs for Dunfermline. Straight on at 2 roundabouts and two sets of traffic lights then (approx 2 miles on) you will arrive at East End Park. You are best advised to find off street parking before reaching the ground.

From south

Head north on the M90 towards Perth. Ignore first exit to Dunfermline and leave M90 at Junction 3 (Halbeath ). Follow the signs for Dunfermline. Straight on at 2 roundabouts and two sets of traffic lights then (approx 2 miles on) you will arrive at East End Park. You are best advised to find off street parking before reaching the ground.

From west

From M80 and M876 follow the signs for Kincardine Bridge. After crossing the Kincardine Bridge take right at a roundabout in the village of Kincardine. Follow the signs for Dunfermline along A985 for 7 miles and then A994. Through the villages of Cairneyhill and Crossford, and straight on into Dunfermline. Through five sets of traffic lights past a fire station, B&Q and then a Police Station (on the left hand side). At a large roundabout, away support should take first left and follow signs for away support parking. If just dropping off, take second exit off roundabout along Appin Crescent, into Halbeath Road.

Train

There is a regular train service from Edinburgh to either Dunfermline Town or Dunfermline Queen Margaret stations. East End Park is a fifteen minute walk from both stations. The Queen Margaret will suit away supporters who intend to have pre and / or post match drinks in the Elizabethan. The main Dunfermline Town station is better for Town Centre facilities.

Bus

There are many bus services to Dunfermline. Buses from the North and East pass by the ground. Fans arriving at the Bus Station will have a ten minute walk to the ground. Local buses are run by Stagecoach Fife Scottish.

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