Positives - Tour guide (Alex) was friendly and knowledgeable. Got to see all the areas detailed and unlimited time in the museum afterwards. Good photo opp with Scottish cup replica and scoring a goal in the warm up area. Improvements for me- Tour was pacy in places and only 6 ppl in our group. We were booked for 11am tour and email said to be there 15 minutes early, so we were but security guard said the email “told lies” and went back to eating his family sized bag of crisps and watching TV, while we waited outside a locked cafe door to be collected. A full section in the museum of the radio clips via old phones is not working, no out of order sign and response was yeah we know it’s not working when I asked, why watch us try several phones if you know they don’t work? Overall we did enjoy it and would recommend the Hampden tour & museum, especially if you’re a football fan.

A nice tour but the stadium itself is clearly quite dated. The changing rooms and general decor look very early 1990s but I guess that doesn’t matter if you are playing on the pitch (which looked immaculate). The museum has many interesting artefacts and was well presented. The guide was very knowledgable and gave lots of interesting stories of the teams and performers who have been at Hampden. For some reason there is no souvenir shop which is a missed opportunity and would have been nice to see.

This was my sons 10th birthday party and will definitely be 1 to remember. Absolutely amazing from start to finish. Our host Frank was brilliant si engaging and interactive with the kids they loved him. The price was u believable for what you get in the national stadium considering it was only 30 quid more than some other places that kids can have football parties at . All the kids were impressed and had loads of fun at each activity.

We attended hampden for my son’s 11th birthday party. They all had an absolute (excuse the pun!) ball. Andy and Emily were terrific hosts, so helpful, knowledgeable and polite and had just the correct tone with the kids. I have never seen ten boys so enthralled or desperate to answer questions. They especially loved having the speed of their shot recorded and getting to have a kick about. It was a day we will never forget and such a special experience for a birthday party. I would highly, highly recommend.

The Scottish Football Museum is situated within Hampden Park in the Mount Florida area to the south of Glasgow. I took the 75 bus from the Gorbals which was about a 10 minute ride to the stadium. I wasn’t able to get on a stadium tour but I thoroughly enjoyed the content in the fascinating museum. From the first Scotland v England match in 1872 to current day there is a vast array of memorabilia and a brilliant collection of old photographs of iconic Scottish players. I loved the reenactment of Archie Gemmill’s legendary goal versus Holland in the 1978 World Cup including sprawling Dutch defenders. Scottish European club triumphs were covered too. Celtic’s Lisbon Lions from 1967, Rangers beating Moscow Dynamo in 1972 and Aberdeen victorious against Real Madrid in 1983. Lots of trophies, old programmes, old kits and posters on display too. Admission was £8.

We booked the stadium tour and museum late notice on a typically wet Glasgow day. Arriving at the stadium we were directed to the cafe to meet our guide, George. There were only approx 20 people in the tour group so there was plenty of room available to see the dressing rooms, warm up areas, tunnel and inside of the stadium. The group bring small also allowed plenty of scope to ask our knowledgable guide plenty of questions as we went round. When the tour finished there was time to look around the museum which was much larger than I had expected. There are displays dating back from the late 19th century to modern day times, highlight for me was the Aberdeen ECWC jersey from the final vs Real Madrid. When finished in the museum we had a snack in the museum cafe. The stadium does look a bit dated internally and there was the added disappointment of there being Rangers livery around the dressing rooms and tunnel due to their temporary relocation to the national stadium. Overall, however, this is fantastic value at £16 for adults and £9 for children/concessions.