Supporter Info: St Mirren (A)

With over 1,600 Hibees expected to make the journey to Paisley for our William Hill Premiership match with St.Mirren, supporters are asked to note the following information before travelling.

TICKETING

Away tickets are sold out! Tickets will not be available at the SMISA stadium and if you do not have a valid ticket for this match, please do not travel to avoid disappointment.

With the game kicking off at 7:45pm, turnstiles will open at 6:45pm.

Hibs fans will have a soft ticket check via Greenhill Road before heading to the turnstiles.

Four turnstiles will be available for Hibernian Supporters within the North Stand and supporters are advised to arrive early to avoid any queues.

CATERING

Catering is available in the stadium and both cash and card payments are accepted.

TRAVEL

For up-to-date travel information please refer to the following websites.  

For all other up-to-date travel information across Scotland visit: Traveline Scotland and Scottish Road Works.

PARKING

Free Away Car and Coach parking will be available on Clark Street, located a short walk from the Stadium. Coaches should be aware of the low bridge on Greenhill Road (3m restriction). 

There is no car parking on site for Hibernian supporters and care should be taken when parking in residential areas to ensure you are legally parked.

UNACCEPTABLE CONDUCT

We ask you to think about your actions, before, during and after the match. 

We remind all supporters that unacceptable conduct will not be tolerated, anyone caught in possession of pyrotechnics, throwing objects, causing damage, entering the trackside or field of play, or bringing in bottles/cans into the stadium can expect action to be taken. 

The Club will continue to support the actions of Police Scotland and the courts in acting against anyone detected carrying out a breach of the Ground Regulations or being involved in unacceptable conduct. Regardless, if we are home or away, sanctions against any breach may result in the individual facing an indefinite Club Ban, a Football Banning Order or, as we have seen elsewhere recently, a custodial sentence. Please don’t be that person!

Walkways should be kept clear, and if seated in the stand you are asked to take up your designated seat while watching the match. This is not only a ground regulations requirement but also in the interest of the safety of all members of the public.

Football is a place where families come together to support their team and Hibernian Football Club prides itself in being a club for everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, colour, gender, religion, creed or sexual orientation. Please help us keep it this way.

Finally, please listen to and follow instructions given by Police Scotland, stewards and club officials before, during and after the match.