The stadium is geographically separated from its arch-rival Dens Park by only a short residential street.
Tannadice Park was originally known as Clepington Park before its acquisition by Dundee United's predecessor, Dundee Hibernian.
The stadium's record attendance of 28,000 was set in 1966 during a match against Barcelona.
The club's training facilities are located separately from the main stadium grounds.
The venue has hosted several Scottish international football matches at the youth and women's levels.
Tannadice Park is a historic football stadium in Dundee, serving as the home ground for Dundee United FC since 1909. It features four distinct stands, including the George Fox and Eddie Thompson stands, with a total capacity of approximately 14,223 spectators. The stadium is famously situated only 100 yards away from Dens Park, the home of rival club Dundee FC, making it one of the closest professional stadium pairings in the world. The pitch is traditionally laid with natural grass and maintains standard regulation dimensions for Scottish Professional Football League matches. The stadium has undergone significant redevelopments since the 1990s to transition into an all-seated facility, complying with modern safety standards. It remains a central hub for Scottish football culture and local community events within the city of Dundee.
The main entrance on Tannadice Street featuring the club crest and official branding.
Book stadium tours in advance if you wish to see the changing rooms and tunnel area.
Check the club's website for specific matchday fan zone locations and road closure notifications.
Dress in layers, as the stadium stands are exposed to the coastal wind off the North Sea.
Do not attempt to park directly outside the stadium on matchdays, as local streets are heavily restricted.
Closed for general public access outside of matchdays and pre-booked stadium tours; typically quiet during the summer off-season.
Strict no-smoking policy throughout the stadium; avoid wearing opposing team colors in home sections.
