St Mirren Football Club Ltd

Our second visit to St Mirren Park for away game. Firstly I want to say the St Mirren staff member who deals with tickets was great. Unfortunately once at the stadium things don't improve. The away stand (North) was mostly sold out 2000 supporters, St Mirren knew this but they made the decision to only open 2 sets of turnstiles which were digital Gates (staff less). The queue wrapped around the stadium. The support staff came out and rather than try to alleviate the problem decided to bel...

Great ground for all supporters. St Mirren fans well mixed with families and support the team well. Anyone I spoke to staff wise were very helpful.

A ground too small for its team which maybe signifies its limited ambitions. It’s be located in one of the poorest communities in Scotland. I wish I could warm to St Mirren but I can’t. See pictures of large queues to enter (fans had bought tickets) and deflated wet fan zone. Pictures really are worth a thousand words!

Came up for my first SPLF game yesterday against Dundee Utd since moving to Scotland last year. Very easy to access via the rail network from South Ayrshire. Trains run frequently. Stadium looks very well kept, nicely kept pitch. The fans I spoke with were very friendly. Turnstile attendees also friendly and helpful. Seems a great wee club with its own history in the area... Sat in the West stand, had a great view, great atmosphere to. Great afternoon was had... Will definitely come again...😁

The club moved into the St Mirren Stadium (Also known as The Simple Digital Arena) in January 2009 after spending the Majority of their history at Love Street Stadium.Its a smart all seater stadium comprising of four separate stands with windshields at either end of the stands with a capacity of just over 8,000