I
have travelled to Pittordrie in the
car and on the train but I prefer the
train. The station is right in the
centre of the city and it is about a
20 minute walk to the stadium. We (The
people I normally go to the away games with)
always go to Ma Cameron's for a bar
lunch. It's normally a great day out
apart from the result. The view from
the away part of the ground is the
worst view in the SPL (especially for
children.) I can't see the touchline
and neither can my dad and he's 6'1.
You have to look over the persons head
in front of you and there is no big
drop between rows, unlike the Falkirk
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CELTIC
- CELTIC PARK
The
easiest way to get to Celtic Park is
to go by bus or car. We normally park about a 20 minute walk
away from the stadium (London Road).
There are no neds asking to watch your
car in that area. If you sit in the
away part of the ground, there's
mostly restricted views. I've never
liked where I sat at Celtic Park but
when I went to a watch a Scotland game
there,it was an outstanding view. The
stewards always keep all the away
supporters behind for about 5-10
minutes which is annoying. For
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DUNDEE
UTD - TANNADICE
We
always take the car to Tannadice and
we park in a housing estate just
around the corner from the stadium.
This stadium has probably the best
view in the SPL for away supporters as
the away stand runs along the
touchline and you can sit anywhere you
want. I prefer to sit near the
half-way line. Once we had comps and
sat in front of the press box and we
sat on old, wooden seats, which were
cramped, and there was no room for
even my wee legs. For
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HAMILTON
ACCIES - NEW DOUGLAS PARK
I
have been to New Douglas Park twice when we
were in the First Division. We parked in a
Retail Park near to the ground. I liked the
ground and I am looking forward to returning
there in the SPL this season
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HEARTS
- TYNECASTLE
You
can travel to this stadium by road or
rail. We normally park near the BT
Headquarters and there is about a 20
minute walk. This stadium offers the
best price of tickets in the SPL and
if one adult and one child were going,
the price would be about £20. There
is a good view from the stand and the
stadium looks nice from inside. There
is always a good atmosphere in the
stadium but I have never seen Falkirk
win at Tynecastle. For
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HIBERNIAN
- EASTER ROAD
Going
to Easter Road is my favourite away
trip. We take the train to
Edinburgh Waverley and walk to the
ground. We always eat in China China
buffet inside the Omni Centre either
before or after the match. I've seen
Falkirk play at Easter Road three
times and we have never lost..
There is a good view from the away end
and you can normally sit in the upper
tier or the lower tier. For
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ICT - CALEDONIAN STADIUM
I've been to this stadium three times and have always travelled by train.
The train station is in the centre of
the city and there is about a 30
minute walk to the ground. There is a
free blue bus that you can go on to
get back to the city centre after the
match. The first time I went to
Inverness they let us use the bus but
the second time they never. The view is ok but not the best
because the stand is small. We've
always eat at
the Filling Station near to the
railway station. Its always an enjoyable
trip but it is a long journey home
having to change trains at Perth. I
leave
Larbert station at 10.15 and arrive
back at 2205 For
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KILMARNOCK
- RUGBY PARK
We
always travel to Kilmarnock in the car
but we always get lost. We park very
close to the stadium in a housing
estate. Kilmarnock FC is famous for
the Killie pie but I've never tried
one because I'm a veggie. I've heard
they are very good though. The view is
good but adults don't have enough room
for their legs. For
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MOTHERWELL
- FIR PARK
We have always travelled to Fir Park by car and we park beside National
Tyres. There is about a 5-10 minute
walk from there to the ground. This
used to be my least favourite ground because we
never win there (including the CIS
semi final) but victories against
Gretna and Motherwell in 07-08 changed
that. The away stand is
quite impressive although the rest of
the ground is naff. If a child sits in
the top tier of the away stand, there
is not a good view for them For
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RANGERS
- IBROX
We've
always parked on the other side of the
motorway and walk across the fly over.
We park beside Ibrox Primary School.
If you want to park there don't park
in the playground because you're car
will get locked inside. This nearly
happened to us. The view the away
supporters get is poor and you're
stuck in the corner like at Celtic
Park. Be careful at the end of he game
if Falkirk get a result, because it is
quite scary, so hide your badges and
colours for safety. For
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ST
MIRREN - LOVE STREET
We always travel by car and park in an industrial estate behind the
away stand. I don't love Love Street
because it looks horrible but it's
sweeter when you score five goals.. The away
stand is quite steep and you have to
climb up loads of stairs to access the
stand but you get a good view. Their
main stand is a naff one and the one
opposite is old terracing with seats. For
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