Our grandson was mascot for the game and the club was really good with a ground tour, dressing room visit to see the players pre match. We ordered food which was brought to us at half time in our seats right at the front near the tunnel. Great day and brilliant service by the club - well done!!
I have liked Inverness for decades but haven't spent much time there as I live over 400 miles from the place.
I had hoped to watch a match there in July but the heat wave struck and I had to reschedule my trip.
Three years ago, when I collected my semi-final ticket from the stadium 🏟 I was allowed to take a 360 degree video from inside the ground which took in a part of The Moray Firth and the Beauly Firth. To get to where I took the video I had to go through the Players' Entrance and down the tunnel.
I got some good photos and videos once again today. Prior to that Hampden match three years ago, I hadn't been to a football game in maybe thirty years. I am a follower of rugby union.
Shame about today's result.. a draw did seem quite likely.
I had a good time there chatting with a local on the back of the upper level of seating. I liked the fact that many seats near where I sat had people's names on them. I sat on seat T1.
A family orientated club in an iconic place in Scotland.
Bit of a trek to find Inverness football club. But so pleased I found it. The lady in the shop was lovely. She took us to look at the football pitch, so I could take some photos. She also took pictures for me. Wonderful sea view, from outside the ground.
A friendly club and a well kept ground.
Pitch looked very good.
The steak pies were great but very tricky for the kids to eat without any forks!
Went to see Andrea Bocelli. Venue was good, concert was amazing! The car parking was horribly managed, and I think the extra screens to see the stage would have been better if they were placed higher so everyone could see even from way back.
Great job done by the groundstaff for the condition of the pitch..
Britains most scenic football ground. Great shop with all kinds of memorabilia. Lovely helpful staff. A real community club. Visitors made very welcome.
First visit. Great set up friendly staff . I've adopted this Scottish football club . So when I can will hop on a jet and give them support .
Inverness moved into the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium in 1996 after the merger off two Clubs Caledonia FC and Inverness Thistle in August 1994 before the start of the 1996/97 season the club changed to its current name as part of the application to join the Scottish League.Inverness had to play two seasons at Pittodrie as the ground didn't hold the then SPL 10,000 capacity requirment at the time the SPL then reduced it to 6,000 whilst playing at Pittodrie the ground developed so that it met SPL standards .The ground id dominated by the Main Stand which runs along one side of the pitch this is quite smart all seated stand is partly covered to the rear whilst opposite is a small open terrace that is not used.
Went to have a look around. Very nice stadium situated on the coast
Stopped there on my tour of Scotland.
Was invited by staff to come in and had my photo done by the pitch.
Inverness now has another fan way down south across the border.
Nice venue for a meeting. Bit cold though as the heating wasn’t too good in the box over looking the pitch but a good place
We came from the U.S. to the highlands for vacation. No interest is soccer whatsoever but attended a match for fun. It was a fun experience and would recommend. One star off for no concessions in your seats.
Caught a caley match during a holiday to Scotland, they played Arbroath and won 2-1, ticket office and club shop staff very helpful and advised us accordingly on where to sit etc for the best match day experience, her recommendations did not disappoint, give her a pay rise! Also they have a mascot called "Lionel Nessie". Good day!
Bought a scarf today and been offered a stadium tour! Thank you to the staff! 👌👌
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