Ibrox Stadium

I've always seen Rangers as my second team and visiting Ibrox for the first time did not disappoint. We did the museum and stadium tour. As someone who has done Manchester United's stadium tour countless times, I think both tour and museum what Rangers have to offer is better than United. Reasons: 1. You're not ushered through with another group right behind you waiting to be shown the next part of the stadium. It is at your own pace. 2. Our tour guide, John, was absolutely amazing. Full of information, he provided us with his own personal stories of his time with the club. He is literally a walking encyclopedia of Rangers. Also, as I threw my wife under the bus and said she's a United fan. He did not hold back, and she became the centre of all jokes within the tour. 3. Everything you see in all parts of the stadium is not no modern takes or soulless stadium bowl looks to it. Wherever you looked, there was something unique, detailed, or the "vintage" takes of what you would see in a modern stadium. 4. Whilst the museum is smaller than United's. This didn't stop Rangers from being better and just like the tour. Everywhere you look, there is something. From interactive elements to trophies and to the Hall of Fame. You could be in there for hours taking it all in. My only critique of the tour is that John is a brilliant tour guide, and wherever we were in the stadium, he was talking about the Rangers story and his own stories. Photography is allowed at any time, but however, I'm a person who would listen to someone who is explaining things and I think its rude if someone is talking and another person is wandering off taking photographs. Every time John finished speaking, we went into the next part of the tour, so then we felt we had to instantly follow without taking many photographs. This isn't John's fault or anybody else's. Therefore, the majority of the images you see here were all rushed. But overall, a very impressive and enjoyable day at Ibrox, highly recommend, even if you're not a football fan of Rangers.

Really nice stadium, people were fantastic and friendly. Against Dundee ee Glasgow rangers tied one-to-one and there's a food stand outside brand new called crunch which served excellent food

Gown to the most successful team in the world. Stadium is always bouncing, even when the football is less enjoyable. Most recently come for a cup game and lots of families about which have a good environment for them! Will come up as much as a I can to see and always enjoy the day out. Old form last year was one of the best experiences I have had at a football game!