For the two existing stands, the seating is actually pretty good. The legroom is decent and they all offer good views of the pitch, so no complaints on that front! The fans are all pretty upbeat, so you can usually have a bit of camaraderie with your neighbours, whatever side they're on. Some fans will insist on standing (a throwback to the "good old days”) so they might get in your way, but other than that the seating is fine.

Away fans are seated in one of the two permenant stands at New Douglas Park – in the North Stand. The views are actually better than most, with the lowest seats 2 meters above the pitch – the legroom is also not too shabby, although if you are going in winter then I would wrap up warm. There is no South Stand at the moment and only a small temporary one on the East side of the pitch – as such when the wind and the rain blows in, you'd better be wearing a jacket!As such, the home fans are in the small East stand or the main West Stand. The West Stand is the pride of Douglas Park and houses the changing rooms as well as some executive boxes. A ticket here will cost you £22 an Adult and £10 for concessions.