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The OVO Hydro is Glasgow’s multi-purpose indoor arena, part of the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) by the River Clyde. With a total capacity of 14,300 (12,306 seated; 14,300 max with standing), it’s a premier destination for concerts, sports, and large-scale events. The venue sits at Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, and is easily accessible by car, rail, bus, and subway. Below, you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence.
Whether you’re catching a headline show, a UFC bout, or a Commonwealth Games moment, we’ve got you covered with seating info, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations. If you’re staying in Glasgow for an event, consider our partner hotel picks for convenient access to the SEC and the OVO Hydro. And remember, for every event, tickets are secured through reliable, straightforward channels — just say the word and we’ll help you lock in your seats.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 14,300 total (12,306 seated; 14,300 max with standing).
- Address/location: Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, on the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) by the River Clyde.
- Venue type: Indoor arena/stadium (multi-purpose).
- Seating chart note: Floor blocks 001–012; lower tiers 050–058; mid tiers 201–218; upper tiers 221–238 and 324–335 referenced in common seating maps.
- Parking: On-site multi-storey car park to the east of the SEC campus; drop-off/pick-up zone at the SEC Centre west side.
- Transit: Nearby Exhibition Centre railway station (beside SEC) with additional bus and subway access nearby.
- Nearby hotels: Crowne Plaza Glasgow (Congress Road, Finnieston) and Moxy Glasgow SEC (Finnieston Street); Radisson RED Glasgow (Finnieston Quay) also within walking distance.
- Notable events hosted: MTV Europe Music Awards 2014; BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2014; UFC Fight Night: Bisping vs. Leites (2015); Netball and gymnastics during the 2014 Commonwealth Games.