With the festive season upon us, Edinburgh Trams have announced plans for how services will operate during the holiday period.

With the exception of Christmas Day itself, trams will run to a full timetable with services from every 7 minutes during the daytime and 10 minutes in the evenings. 

Due to the current Scottish Government guidance and the cancellation of Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party we will no longer be running all night trams in the early hours of 1st January.

Christmas Eve (Friday, December 24)

Edinburgh Trams’ employees will wear festive jumpers to raise funds towards helping children get the food, healthcare, and education they need to take on the world.

Customers can head to the city’s famous festive attractions aboard Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, or Blitzen after Edinburgh Trams named some of its fleet after the unsung heroes of Christmas.

Edinburgh’s Christmas attractions are returning to the city from 20th November, and the tram is on hand to make travelling an unforgettable winter experience.

Scotland face Japan in the fourth and final Autumn International Rugby fixture, and the ‘Family Day Tripper’ tram ticket is a great deal for fans heading to BT Murrayfield.

Scotland face world champions South Africa at BT Murrayfield Stadium in the third of this year’s Autumn Internationals, and the new pre-purchase tram ticket option is proving a hit with fans.

Edinburgh’s Trams display poppies in their windows once again to pay tribute to those Armed Forces heroes that have lost their lives in the war.

Scotland face Australia in Edinburgh on Sunday 7^th November and taking the tram to BT Murrayfield Stadium couldn’t be easier!

Scotland face Tonga for the first time in 20 years this Saturday as part of the 2021 Autumn Nations Series and taking the tram to BT Murrayfield couldn’t be easier!

Families enjoying a day out in the city this half term can take advantage of a great value tram ticket!