Murrayfield Stadium

The nearest train station is Haymarket Station, which is approximately a 20-25 minute walk to the stadium. Edinburgh Waverley is the city's main station and is a short bus or taxi ride away, or a longer walk. Regular services connect to major cities across the UK.

Numerous Lothian Buses routes service the area around Murrayfield Stadium. Key routes include:

• 1, 2, 16, 30, 33, 34, 35, 38, 45, 200 (Airport Bus) all stop near the stadium on or around Corstorphine Road and Murrayfield Road. Concert-specific bus services may also be in operation on event days.

Driving to Murrayfield is possible, but traffic can be heavy on event days, and parking is highly restricted.

• On-site parking is generally not available to the public for concerts. Attendees are strongly advised to use public transport or pre-booked event parking.
• Nearest Public Car Parks: Several public car parks are located in the city centre, requiring a bus or tram journey to reach the stadium. Examples include:
  • Q-Park Edinburgh St James (EH1 3FX) - around a 10-15 minute bus/tram ride to the stadium.
  • Castle Terrace Car Park (EH1 2EW) - also a short bus/tram ride away.
  • NCP Edinburgh Omni (EH1 3AN) - similar travel time.

Edinburgh Trams: The Edinburgh Trams line runs from Edinburgh Airport through the city centre, with a stop at Murrayfield Stadium itself. This is a highly convenient option for many attendees.

Murrayfield Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors.

• Wheelchair Access: Accessible viewing areas are available for wheelchair users, offering excellent sightlines. These are located in various tiers around the stadium.
• Accessible Toilets: Accessible toilet facilities are provided throughout the stadium.
• Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are permitted within the stadium.
• Sensory Packs: For those with sensory needs, sensory packs may be available upon request. It is advisable to contact the venue in advance to arrange this.
• Limited Mobility: For individuals with limited mobility who are not wheelchair users, accessible seating is also available.
• Contact for Assistance: Those requiring specific assistance or who have queries regarding accessibility should contact the venue’s dedicated accessibility team in advance of their visit. This ensures that arrangements can be made to cater to individual needs.

Entry to the stadium is managed through various designated turnstile gates spread around the venue's perimeter. Bag search policies are rigorously enforced, and large bags are typically prohibited; adhere to size restrictions published by event organisers. For major events, significant queues are common, and arriving 60 to 90 minutes before the scheduled start time is recommended to allow for security checks and entry.