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Latest News - 13/07/2018

Info For visiting Accies Fans

To all fans visiting from Hamilton,

All entry to the Galabank Stadium will be via the Away turnstiles at the North end of the ground. The turnstiles which are adjacent to the Car Park.

Segregation applies within the ground and you will be directed to the away terracing or to the designated visitors seats in the North end of the stand.

There are vending and toilet facilities in he away fans area

All visiting fans are welcome in the clubhouse where there is a bar along with both Sky and BT on multiple screens but will have to make their way to the away entrance via the road which runs alongside the ground prior to kick-off.

Any persons with a disability who require parking, designated seating or general assistance should either e-mail annanathletic.enquiries@btconnect.com or make themselves known to personnel at the home end and we will do all we can to help. There are disabled toilet facilities available within the ground adjacent to the vending area.

GALLERY : Dumbarton

REACTION : Post Match Dumbarton

Club Notice - Responsible Parking

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