St Mirren F.C. - Paisley

Adresse: 75 Greenhill Rd, Paisley PA3 1RU.
Telefon: 01418892558.
Webseite: stmirren.com.
Spezialitäten: Fußballverein.
Andere interessante Daten: Service/Leistungen vor Ort, Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz.
Bewertungen: Dieses Unternehmen hat 718 Bewertungen auf Google My Business.
Durchschnittliche Meinung: 4.4/5.

Ort von St Mirren F.C.

01418892558

St Mirren F.C. ist ein bemerkenswerter Fußballverein in Paisley, Schottland, der eine reiche Geschichte und Tradition aufweist. Die Adresse des Vereins lautet: 75 Greenhill Rd, Paisley PA3 1RU. Es ist einfach, sie zu finden und zu erreichen.

Um den Verein zu kontaktieren, können Sie die Telefonnummer 01418892558 verwenden. Für weitere Informationen und Neuigkeiten können Sie auch die offizielle Webseite des Vereins besuchen: stmirren.com.

Eines der herausragenden Merkmale von St Mirren F.C. ist die Barrierefreiheit. Der Verein verfügt über einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang und Parkplatz, was bedeutet, dass alle Fans unabhängig von ihren Mobilitätsbedürfnissen willkommen sind und bequem an Veranstaltungen teilnehmen können.

Der Verein ist bekannt für seine hervorragenden Leistungen und Services vor Ort. Die Fans können sich auf eine unterhaltsame und angenehme Atmosphäre freuen, wenn sie Spiele besuchen. Darüber hinaus gibt es eine große Auswahl an Speisen und Getränken, die den Besuch noch angenehmer gestalten.

St Mirren F.C. hat insgesamt 718 Bewertungen auf Google My Business. Die durchschnittliche Bewertung beträgt 4.4/5, was auf die hohe Zufriedenheit der Fans und Besucher hinweist.

Bewertungen von St Mirren F.C.

Daniel Hoffmann

5/5

Kleines Stadion und super Atmosphäre

Gary Mollison

5/5

Fantastic experience following a powerhouse of European football. An amazing atmosphere created by the best fans in the country. A must visit for the hoards of tourists visiting Paisley. Best time to visit would be around 3pm on a Saturday.

Kenny Stuart

5/5

Great stadium for a family visit. Not too busy that the kids feel overwhelmed and still manages to provide a good atmosphere. Food isn't great but never really is at an SPL game.

Mark Ushie

5/5

Beautiful small stadium with good pitch and wonderful restaurants. I had Kebab pie and my friend had Macaroni pie, which test nice. Compared to the one I had at St. Johnson, this one test better. Another thing I observed was that the seating arrangement here at St. Marren was comfortable compared to other stadia I have visited. This is because as people with long legs can comfortably seat hazzle-free (it is commendable). Keep it up St. Marren.

M HIBSCLASS

2/5

Our second visit to St Mirren Park for away game.

Firstly I want to say the St Mirren staff member who deals with tickets was great.

Unfortunately once at the stadium things don't improve.

The away stand (North) was mostly sold out 2000 supporters, St Mirren knew this but they made the decision to only open 2 sets of turnstiles which were digital Gates (staff less). The queue wrapped around the stadium.

The support staff came out and rather than try to alleviate the problem decided to belittle supporters and blame us for not turning up early enough! When asked what time they would suggest she rudely shouted at least 20 min - when told that we had she accused us of lying.

Obviously this is a cost cutting measure, but at £25 a ticket should be sufficient to ensure a good service.

Subsequently there was only one small food counter.

Lastly (probably due to cost again) they don't allow fans out for a smoke. Regardless of how you feel about smoking it is surely a better situation to have fans smoking outside in a designated area, rather than in the toilet block. (very intelligent security tried to infiltrate the toilets by taking off their yellow high vis - but left their radio earphone in...).

St Mirren you can really do better.

3/5

Kye Gracie

5/5

Brilliant fans all making noise pitch is always looks good nice fans and nice people who work there and great for locals

Angus Duff

4/5

A ground too small for its team which maybe signifies its limited ambitions. It’s be located in one of the poorest communities in Scotland. I wish I could warm to St Mirren but I can’t.

See pictures of large queues to enter (fans had bought tickets) and deflated wet fan zone. Pictures really are worth a thousand words!

Brian Chappell

5/5

To the hibs fan that's doing the greetin. stop. Get real . Every stadium is doing this with turnstiles now. 2000 fans ? Whit game were you at . Stand holds 1400. Please come back earlier to avoid disappointment.