When a fantastic line-up of acts takes to the stage at the Royal Highland Centre later this month, festival fans can be sure of convenient travel to and from Terminal V thanks to Edinburgh’s popular tram system.
During the unique techno festival, Edinburgh Trams will be running extra late-night services to ensure everyone can enjoy a safe journey home or back to their weekend accommodation.
In addition to trams from every seven minutes throughout the day, services will continue to run every 20 minutes until around half past midnight.
A free shuttle bus will also link the tram stop at Ingliston Park & Ride with the showground, which will be home to multiple indoor warehouse stages and an outdoor marquee over the two-day event taking place on Saturday, April 13, and Sunday, April 14.
Jon McCulley, the Edinburgh Trams Operations Manager, commented:
We are thrilled to be able to support the festival once again by working with the organisers to ensure fans can make the most of two nights of top techno music.
On arrival at the Ingliston Park & Ride tram stop, anyone heading for the event can board the free shuttle bus running regular intervals to the centre’s North Entrance, and there will also be convenient travel back from the venue once acts leave the stage at 11.00 pm on both nights.
Festival goers can pre-purchase their tram tickets in advance from edinburghticket.com which can be downloaded onto a smart device or printed out to show Edinburgh Trams’ friendly team.
Featuring some of the top names in electronic music, including Indira Paganotto, DJ Suzie, Sara Landry and Interplanetary Criminal, among others, further information on Terminal V can be found here.
