12 and under - FREE (when accompanied by a paying adult)
Season Ticket Prices
2025
Adults - £245
65 and over - £150
Disabled - £150 (includes carer)
Students (with valid ID) - £80
17 and under - £80
12 and under - FREE (when accompanied by a paying adult)
Matchday Information
Car Parking
There is free parking for home and away fans at the stadium however this is limited and is shared with users at The Peak facility. There is additional free parking at Springkerse Retail Park a 5-10 min walk.
Trains
Stirling is well serviced in terms of trains from most parts of Scotland.
From the train station the ground is about a mile and half or a 20min walk away. When exiting the train station, take a left and go over the new modern looking bridge across the railway tracks. Walk South East over a small patch of land that takes you on to Forthside Way. Follow this road out of town and it will take you straight to Forthbank Stadium. Alternatively there is a taxi rank located at the front of the train station and see below re buses.
Buses
There is a Park and Ride Service that runs from Stirling Bus Station to Springkerse Industrial Estate.
General Stadium Info
We ask all fans to buy a matchday e-ticket where possible as it helps entry to the ground. Tickets are on sale right up to kick-off for most games - Buy A Ticket
In the East Stand (away fans) we accept cash and e-tickets only. The closest cash machine can be found at Morrisons Supermarket, a 5-minute walk away.
In the West Stand (home fans) we accept season tickets, e-tickets, cards and cash.
Some matches may be all-ticket and have different arrangements. We advertise these on a match by match basis.
Forthbank has a strict no-smoking policy. This includes vapes and e-cigarettes.
Accessibility
Making Football Inclusive
Stirling Albion Football Club is committed to ensuring that its disabled supporters and customers have as full access as is reasonably possible to all goods, services and facilities provided or offered to the public by the Club.
Access to Forthbank Stadium for wheelchair users and other disabled spectators is through designated entrances in the West (Home) and East (Away) Stands. Our staduim has ramp access for wheelchair users that allow them to sit in the West Stand, (pictured above) under cover.
Travelling to Away Games
The Club is happy, on request, to provide advice and guidance to disabled supporters travelling to other clubs, particularly on such issues as parking, access and admission charges.
Stirling Albion FC is keen to receive feedback from disabled supporters as to changes and improvements they would like to see to enhance their match day experience. Also, we are interested in receiving comments from disabled persons in the community as to what they would wish to see in place as an incentive to them to attend matches.
