Murrayfield Stadium parking

Murrayfield Stadium, Roseburn Street, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ, is Scotland’s national stadium. It hosts Scotland rugby, Edinburgh Rugby and major concerts, with a capacity of 67,144. It is currently branded Scottish Gas Murrayfield and is also searched as BT Murrayfield.

Parking close to the ground is limited on event days, and streets around the stadium are controlled. Booking ahead with YourParkingSpace lets you choose a driveway, garage or car park near Murrayfield, see the price before you travel and get access details sent to you.

Scotland play three home games at Murrayfield this November.

Saturday 7 November 2026: Scotland v New Zealand, kick-off 2:10pm

Sunday 15 November 2026: Scotland v Australia, kick-off 3:10pm

Saturday 21 November 2026: Scotland v Japan, kick-off 2:10pm

Book early. Aim to arrive at least two hours before kick-off to park and walk in without rushing.

Book a private driveway, garage or car park space near Murrayfield through YourParkingSpace. Access instructions are sent after booking.

Public options and places not to park:

At the stadium: Scottish Rugby says there is no public parking at the stadium, and road closures are in effect from 3 hours before to 4 hours after kick-off.

Park and ride: Scottish Rugby lists seven park and ride sites (Ingliston, Hermiston, Newcraighall, Ferrytoll, Sheriffhall, Straiton, Wallyford) and refers to the council site for opening times. This is a public service, not a YourParkingSpace booking.

Streets around the stadium: residential streets have extra controls on event days. Do not park in permit zones unless your booking says you can.

Tip: pick a space on the side of the stadium you are leaving towards, so you avoid the crowds around Roseburn Street after the final whistle.

On event days, residential streets near the stadium have extra controls. Do not park in permit zones unless your booking says you can. Follow all signs and do not block driveways or access.

Edinburgh City Council publishes a fixture-specific restriction map for each major event. For the Six Nations matches in 2026 the restrictions ran 11:10 to 20:40 on 14 February and 08:40 to 18:10 on 7 March.

Scottish Rugby says there is no public parking at the stadium, and road closures are in effect from 3 hours before to 4 hours after kick-off.

Traffic Scotland warns of increased traffic on the M90, M9, M8 and the Edinburgh City Bypass on match days, with parking close to the stadium limited. It recommends considering public transport, walking or cycling where possible.

By tram: the Murrayfield Stadium tram stop is next to the Roseburn Street entrance, and Scottish Rugby says trams run every few minutes on match days. Buy tickets before boarding, from stop machines or the Lothian Bus and Tram app.

By train: Edinburgh Haymarket is the nearest main station, about 15 minutes’ walk.

By bus: Lothian Buses 1, 2, 22 and 30 (Westfield Road), 3, 25, 33 and 38 (Gorgie Road), 12, 26 and 31 (Corstorphine Road); First Bus 23, 24 and 38; Airlink 100 from the airport. Check current timetables.

By park and ride: Scottish Rugby lists seven park and ride sites (Ingliston, Hermiston, Newcraighall, Ferrytoll, Sheriffhall, Straiton, Wallyford) and refers to the council site for opening times. This is a public service, not a YourParkingSpace booking.

By car: the address for sat nav is Roseburn Street, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ. Allow extra time on match days. Traffic Scotland warns of increased traffic on the M90, M9, M8 and the Edinburgh City Bypass, with parking close to the stadium limited, and recommends public transport, walking or cycling where possible.

Most YourParkingSpace locations are on private land, so Blue Badge concessions, including free parking, are set by the individual Space Owner or parking operator. Unless a listing explicitly says a concession is available, standard parking charges apply. Some locations have designated disabled bays, but availability varies and cannot be guaranteed. Where available, this is shown on the listing. A disabled bay does not automatically provide free parking, and we cannot reserve disabled bays in advance unless the listing says otherwise. You still need to book if you have a Blue Badge, for the full duration of your stay, and park only within your booked dates and times. If you park in a designated disabled bay, or the location requires it, display your Blue Badge clearly. Failing to do so, or parking in a disabled bay without authorisation, may result in a Parking Charge Notice. On-street Blue Badge concessions do not automatically apply in private car parks, so check the listing carefully before booking.

Scottish Rugby says there is no public parking at the stadium. Its accessible parking arrangements for ticket holders were not stated on the travel information we checked, so contact Scottish Rugby before you travel if you need them.

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