Tannadice Park
Tannadice Park has been Dundee United’s home since 1909 and occupies a distinctive place in Scottish football because of its proximity to Dens Park. The two Dundee grounds are separated by roughly 200 metres, creating a unique setting for the city’s football rivalry. Tannadice developed from a traditional football ground into an all-seated stadium, with stands arranged close to the playing surface. Its history includes Dundee United’s league title triumph in 1982–83 and celebrated European campaigns, particularly during the 1980s. The stadium remains an important focal point for the club’s supporters and the wider Dundee football community.
Getting There
Address
Tannadice Street, Dundee, DD3 7JW
Nearest Railway Station
Dundee (1.6 miles)
From The South
Follow the A90 through Dundee. Leave the A90 at the junction with the B960 (sign posted “Football Traffic/Dundee”), and turn right onto Clepington Road (B960). Continue along Clepington Road for one mile where you will reach a roundabout. Go straight across the roundabout and after a short distance you should be able to see some floodlights over beyond the houses on your right. Take the 2nd right into Arklay Street and then right into Tannadice Steet for the ground. Street parking.
From The North
Follow the A90 through Dundee. Leave the A90 at the junction with the B960 (sign posted “Football Traffic/Dundee”), and turn left onto Clepington Road (B960). Then as directions above.
Club Information
Founded
1909
SFA Licence
Silver
Home Colours
Tangerine & Black / Black / Tangerine & Black
Change Colours
White / White / White
Ground Information
Record Attendance
28,000 vs Barcelona, 16th November 1966
Capacity
14268
Seats
14268
Cover
Yes
Floodlights
Yes
Playing Surface
Grass
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