By Car:
The journey from Ayr to Dumbarton should take little over an hour (Traffic Depending), with it being roughly 50 miles away. The ground is situated under 'The Castle-Rock', which dominates the Sky-line of the town, Therefore it is fairly easy to find your way to the ground once you have made it into the town. Simply Follow the signs for 'The Castle'. There is a fairly large car-park in front of the stadium it's self which costs only £1 to park for the duration of the game.
By Train:
The Journey by train takes little under two hours. To get there requires getting the train from Ayr to Glasgow Central and taking the short walk across the city to Glasgow Queen Street to get the train to Dumbarton East. The 12:43 train from Ayr gets you into Glasgow at 13:35 and the Train leaves for Dumbarton at 14:36. For more information visit The Scotrail website.
By Bus:
The Ship Inn are running a bus from The Pub itself and leaves about 12 o'clock.
Where To Drink?
The nearest Bar to the Stadium is located at the ground it's self, which welcomes all fans. The Bar will open at 12:30pm and last orders will be at 2:45pm.
What is the ground like?
The ground consists of one large stand with the capacity of 2,025 opened in 2000. The Away support is segregated in to the corner of the stand.
Admission Prices:
Adult: £12
Concessions: £6
Programme Cost: £2
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