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The Scottish Premiership is blessed with some of the world's most famous and historic football grounds but a rich past doesn't necessarily equate to a perfect fan experience in the 21st century.
A new study by Gambling 'N Go weighs up visitor experience reviews of the 12 top flight grounds using factors including TripAdvisor, Google and Yelp reviews to determine the number one ground for stadium experience. The review scores and capacity of each ground are also taken into account.
You'd expect Celtic Park and Ibrox to rank high with their buoyant atmospheres but how do the Glasgow giants fare when the reviews of fans are put to the test?
5. The BBSP Stadium - Kilmarnock FC
Overall rank: 8. Capacity: 18,128. The 7th largest football stadium in Scotland, Rugby Park was first used in 1899. Photo: Third Party
6. McDiarmid Park - St Johhstone FC
Overall rank: 7. Capacity: 6,541. Named after a local farmer Bruce McDiarmid, who donated 16 acres of land for the stadium. Photo: Third Party
7. Pittodrie Stadium - Aberdeen FC
Overall rank: 6. Capacity: 20,866. Pittodrie is the fourth largest stadium in the SPFL and the largest stadium in Scotland outside the Central Belt. Ross County’s home ground beat Pittodrie by a mere 0.11 points. Photo: Third Party
8. The Global Energy Stadium - Ross County FC
Overall rank: 5. Capacity: 6.541. In fifth spot is the home ground of Ross County. The Global Energy Stadium scores 4.3 out of 5, helped by a 4.5 out of 5 TripAdvisor score. Photo: Third Party