If crowds make attending a game overwhelming, there are proper options to help you enjoy a day at Ibrox without risking your wellbeing. The club has measures in place from companion tickets to quieter spaces for fans who need them.

Companion tickets — bring someone with you

First off, if you can’t attend safely on your own because of crowd stress or dissociation, you can apply for a free Personal Assistant/Companion ticket. It’s straightforward: the aim is simple, to allow you to have someone with you so you’re not left feeling trapped in a sea of people.

Broxi's Den — a quieter matchday option

For fans who find sensory overload a real problem, Broxi's Den is a purpose-built sensory suite that gives a controlled environment away from the main crowd. Think of it as a place to sit out a spell if things get too much, with a quieter atmosphere and the match visible on screens so you don’t miss out entirely. It’s the kind of provision that means people can still be part of the matchday without being swallowed up by noise and movement.

Easy access and ambulant seating — closer to exits

Not everyone needs a full sensory room, but many do want seating that’s easier to leave quickly. Ambulant and Easy Access seating exists for exactly that reason: locations nearer concourses and exits, away from the most intense, rowdy sections. There are a limited number each game, so it’s worth asking early.

To get things moving, email the club’s Disability Access Officer at disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk. Explain your situation, outline how crowds and dissociation affect you, and request a Reasonable Adjustment Form. The staff who run this are proper unsung heroes — helpful and understanding — and they’ll guide you through the process so you can plan a safer, more comfortable matchday.

Written by EHL2020: 4 August 2026

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