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Parking Ticket – Single Day
On site parking is available for 6,000+ cars but you MUST book your parking in advance. Make sure to book your tickets early as capacities are limited due to Covid restrictions.
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Parking Ticket – Two Day
On site parking is available for 6,000+ cars but you MUST book your parking in advance. A two-day ticket entitles you to parking on the two days of your choice. Check the dates carefully before booking. Make sure to book your tickets early as capacities are limited due to Covid restrictions.
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Parking Ticket – Four Day
On site parking is available for 6,000+ cars but you MUST book your parking in advance. A Four-day ticket entitles you to parking on all four days of the Royal Highland Show. Make sure to book your tickets early as capacities are limited due to Covid restrictions.
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About
One of Scotland’s most loved outdoor agricultural events
One of Scotland’s most loved outdoor agricultural events
The annual Royal Highland Show celebrates the best in farming, food and rural industry across Scotland. For four days in June, it offers fun for all ages including opportunities to get up close to farmyard animals, sample delicious and often locally produced food and drink, and experience rural living as never before.
Put on by the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland and launched in 1822, the show initially moved around visiting different towns and regions of the country. In 1960, it settled in Edinburgh with the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston becoming a permanent home. 2022 marked the 200th anniversary for the Royal Highland Show and the return to a normal event after a two year hiatus because of Covid.
At each event day attendees can expect to see the finest livestock, witness incredible feats of skill and bravery in the forestry arena, feel the heat of the hot coals at the farrier displays, enjoy countryside pursuits, view spectacular show jumping, learn about rural crafts and inspect the vast lots of farm machinery across the showground as well as enjoying a line-up of live music and entertainment to captivate the whole family. In addition, shoppers are always spoiled for choice with a huge selection of country wares on offer, ranging from pet accessories and jewellery to art and garden furniture.
In 2019, the Royal Highland Show attracted nearly 200,000 people and boasted more than 5,000 animals – including 2,128 sheep, 2,200 horses and 1,101 beef and dairy cattle – competing for over 280 trophies and £170,000 in prize money.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic the Royal Highland Show was cancelled in 2020 and 2021, with a focus instead on bringing together the most-loved parts of the live show to take place behind closed doors at the showground and be livestreamed around the world.
In June 2021, organisers confirmed the Royal Highland Show would return from 23 – 26 June 2022 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the event’s launch.
Location
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Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Newbridge EH28 8NB
Get Directions(Opens in new tab)Getting there
The nearest tram stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, which is approximately a 15-minute walk to the south entrance. Find tickets for tram travel here.
Lothian Buses run schedules from the city centre, dropping off on the A8 outside the Royal Highland Centre. This includes the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 and 300, plus services 20 and 63. Citylink also operate services with drop-offs on the A8 close to the Royal Highland Centre.
The nearest train station to the Royal Highland Centre is Edinburgh Gateway station by Gogar/The Gyle. Haymarket and Waverley stations provide excellent links across the UK.
Use postal code EH28 8NB for satellite navigation. Within easy reach of the city centre, the Royal Highland Centre is located next to Edinburgh International Airport, which is just minutes from the M8 and M9. The RHC sits off Glasgow Road (A8) between Newbridge roundabout and the A8/airport roundabout. Access to the Royal Highland Centre is from A8/Airport roundabout on to Eastfield Road. From there, signposts provide directions to the venue along Fairview Road onto Ingliston Road. Parking is available on site for more than 6,000 cars.
FAQS
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Royal Highland Show was cancelled in 2020 and 2021. The Royal Highland Show will return from 23 – 26 June 2022 to celebrate its 200th anniversary.
Tickets purchased for the 2021 Royal Highland Show through Ticketmaster will receive an automatic ticket refund, including booking fee, as well as the promise of priority access to ticket sales for the 2022 show.
Tickets for the Royal Highland Show's 2022 dates will be available by presale from 12:00 on 7 June until midnight on 14 June 2021. Information about the general sale is still to be announced.
Yes. Unlike previous years, you must pre-book parking before you arrive and cannot pay upon arrival.
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