Trains to Murrayfield

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The nearest station for trains to Murrayfield is Haymarket. Haymarket is connected to Edinburgh city centre by regular services from Edinburgh Waverley, and is also served by trains from Glasgow Queen Street, Inverness, Dunblane, Aberdeen and other stations across Scotland. From England, you can reach Edinburgh Waverly direct from many major cities, including London, Plymouth, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle. From Haymarket, it's a walk of 20 minutes or a short bus or taxi ride to the stadium.

How to get to the Murrayfield by train for Six Nations 2022

This year’s Six Nations kicks off on Saturday 5th February 2022, with Scotland aiming to win their first title since 1999. Scotland are hosting two matches at their Murrayfield stadium in Haymarket, a short train journey from Edinburgh. In their first game, Scotland will host bitter rivals England in this year’s Calcutta Cup.

Scotland’s Six Nations 2022 home matches

Scotland v England: Saturday 5th February 2022
Scotland v France: Saturday 26th February 2022

Booked tickets for a match at a different stadium? Find out how to get there with our Six Nations Train Travel Guide.

Looking to travel by train and need more information about travelling to Murrayfield? Read our advice on trains to Edinburgh. Ready to start your Six Nations journey? Buy your tickets to Haymarket now!

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Ticket office

Ticket Machine	Available
Staff help	Unavailable
Staffing level	The staff is available at specific times. Please check at the station.
Oyster Prepay	Unavailable
Oyster topup	Unavailable
Oyster validator	Unavailable
Pre-purchase collection	Available

Luggage

Left Luggage	Unavailable
Left Luggage Website	https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Facilities

Shops	Available
Shops note	M&S Simply Food
Postbox	Unavailable
Telephones	Available
Telephone types	Cards and coins
Station Buffet	Available
Station Buffet notes	Kiosk, Cafes, Marks and Spencer
ATM	Available
Bureau de Change	Unavailable
Tourist Information Office	Unavailable
Nearest station with more facilities	This is a Category A station. This station has step-free access to all platforms. The Passenger Assist meeting point is at the automatic ticket gatesBlue Badge parking bays: 2

Toilets

Toilets	Available
Toilets notes	The toilets are located on Platform 4, the Concourse and near the entrance from Haymarket Terrace.
Showers	Unavailable
Baby change	Available

WiFi

WiFi	Available
Web kiosk	Unavailable

Staffing and customer service

Customer Service notes	customer.relations@scotrail.co.uk
Customer help points	Available
CCTV	Available

Parking

Bicycle Facilities

Cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage spaces	24
Sheltered cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage CCTV	Unavailable
Cycle storage notes	There are stands available.

Accessibility

Step-free access	Step free access is available throughout the whole station.
Ramps for train access	Available
Wheelchairs	Available
Induction Loop	Available
Accessible ticket machines	Available
Accessible Booking Office counter	Available
Accessible taxis	Accessible taxis are available at this station, please see below for more information
Accessible taxis notes	Haymarket station is a major station with taxis usually available on a rank. Advance booking is not normally necessary or even possible, unless arriving early in the morning or late at night. Operators who may accept bookings include: Central (0131 229 2468) or City (0131 228 1211) or Radiocabs (0131 225 9000).

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About Murrayfield

With a capacity of 67,800, Edinburgh's Murrayfield stadium is the largest in Scotland, and is the home of Scottish rugby union. Murrayfield was opened in 1925, and fittingly enough the first game was against Scotland's oldest rivals: England. As well as being the home ground for all of Scotland's rugby union internationals, including the Six Nations tournament, Murrayfield is also the home of Edinburgh Rugby, the club side that plays in the Pro12 league with teams from Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Italy.

Although predominantly used for rugby union, Murrayfield has also been used for rugby league, football and American football, as well as for music concerts. Some of the most famous events in the stadium's history include concerts from U2, Madonna, and the Live 8: The Final Push event in 2005.

Rugby fans will find plenty of interest at Murrayfield even when there is not a game on, with tours held Monday to Saturday at 11am. The tour starts at the Scottish Rugby Store and includes the press and hospitality suites, the Royal Box, the changing rooms, the team tunnel and a chance to stand pitchside. Note that the tour is subject to change depending on events taking place at the stadium.

Departures
Arrivals

Departing to	Train	Time	Platform	Status
to Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:34		On time
to Aberdeen	ScotRail	05:35	2	On time
to Dunblane	ScotRail	05:37	4	On time
to Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:44		On time
to Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:54		On time

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Arriving from	Train	Time	Platform	Status
from Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:30		On time
from Edinburgh (Waverley)	ScotRail	05:34	2	On time
from Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:37		On time
from Edinburgh (Waverley)	ScotRail	05:37	4	On time
from Edinburgh Airport (By Bus or Tram)	ScotRail	05:44		On time

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How to get to the Murrayfield by train for Six Nations 2022

Scotland’s Six Nations 2022 home matches

Station details & facilities

Ticket office

Luggage

Facilities

Toilets

WiFi

Staffing and customer service

Parking

Bicycle Facilities

Accessibility

First Class Lounge

About Murrayfield

Departures and arrivals from Haymarket

Departures

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