You can get up to 4,500 away fans in the South Stand for a big game (probably an Old Firm match) which is more than most Premier League teams offer! Usually it's just the lower tier though, and the views from here are really good. You're close to the action and almost feel involved in the play!The rest of the stadium offers equally good viewing and ticket prices are quite modest for the East Stand (£20) but a bit pricey towards the best views (Phil O'Donnell Stand) at £27 each!

The Away fans are seated in the South Stand – directly behind the goal. Normally the away fans only take up the lower tier of the stand – but if there is extra demand for tickets, the upper tier can be opened up as well. The seats are actually pretty good with decent legroom, wide spacing between the rows and good, unobstructed sight lines.The friendliest atmosphere comes from directly across the stadium in the Davie Cooper Stand – a ticket here will set you back £23 but if you are going with a family then this is the best place for you – not only is there a ban on swearing but there are lots of activities for small children! The East Stand is the one area of the ground that hasn't been redeveloped recently, as such there are still supporting beams that can spoil your view of the pitch. The legroom here is also not the best in the world. Luckily this is reflected in the price - £19 an Adult ticket, but for being only 3 feet away from the pitch and with the liveliest fans, it's not a bad price.