Edinburgh Trams is a tramway in Edinburgh, Scotland, operated by Edinburgh Trams Ltd. It is a 14-kilometre (8.7 mi) line between St Andrew Square in the New Town and Edinburgh Airport, with 15 stops. Edinburgh Trams Ltd.
Where are the tram works in Edinburgh?
Main construction works are complete between Annandale/Montgomery Street and Pilrig Street and this section was reopened to two-way traffic on 18 July 2022. Please note that the Traffic Regulation Order is in force from the above date.
Where do the trams stop in Edinburgh?
The Edinburgh tram route covers 14km from St Andrew Square in the city centre all the way to Edinburgh Airport. Connect with trains at Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park Station and Haymarket. Waverley Station is just a short walk from St Andrew Square. If you would like this information in Gaelic, click here.
Are Edinburgh Trams back to normal?
Trams are running from ever 7 minutes.
Are Edinburgh Trams running normally?
Trams operate every 8 – 10 minutes from Monday to Saturday and every 12 – 15 minutes on Sunday.
Do trams in Edinburgh run 24 hours?
Journey Planning
Our service runs every 7 minutes between 7am and 7pm, out with these times trams run from every 10 minutes. During peak hours Monday to Friday we run additional services every 3 minutes. You can find the times for first and last trams below.
Can you pay for the Edinburgh tram by card?
We offer various ways to travel to suit all needs: ticket machines on the platforms: pay by coins or card. mobile app: pre-purchase your tickets and activate before you board.
Is Edinburgh Gateway the same as Edinburgh Waverley?
The central station in Edinburgh is called “Edinburgh”. It is something referred to as Edinburgh Waverley in tribute to a novel by Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh Gateway is out near the airport and Edinburgh Haymarket is to the west of the city centre. So, Edinburgh station is the main central station.
Is Edinburgh Haymarket same as Waverley?
Haymarket Station is Edinburgh’s second mainline railway station, the other being Edinburgh Waverley.
How many tram stops in Edinburgh?
15
| Edinburgh Trams | |
|---|---|
| Locale | Edinburgh |
| Transit type | Light rail/Tram |
| Number of lines | 1 |
| Number of stations | 15 |
Are Edinburgh Trams free for over 60s?
60 and over
The NEC card entitles you to free bus travel across Scotland, and also on trams if your card was issued by the City of Edinburgh Council.
Are Edinburgh Trams running to York Place?
The temporary tram stop at York Place was decommissioned and removed to allow the installation of a crossover linking the existing line with the new route. These works, originally scheduled for April 2022, were completed ahead of schedule and Edinburgh Trams resumed services to St Andrew Square on Monday 28 March 2022.
Are trams free in Edinburgh?
All tram stops in Edinburgh have ticket machines in the platform, where you can buy single, return or day tickets. You should pay with the exact fare if possible, as the machines don’t give back change, and they accept 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2 coins.
How long does the tram take from Edinburgh Waverley to Edinburgh Airport?
To get from Edinburgh Gateway to Edinburgh Airport, you can take a direct tram. Edinburgh Waverley tram station is only 2 minutes’ walk from the train station and the trams run every 7-10 minutes. A tram ticket costs £5.50 for a single (£3.00 for children ages 5-15) and the tram journey takes 7 minutes.
Can I use my over 60 bus pass on Edinburgh Trams?
CARD. If you are over 60 you could be eligible for free tram travel to get around Edinburgh, accessed via the National Entitlement Card. For more information please visit the Transport Scotland website or the Edinburgh Trams website.
How often do trams come Edinburgh?
every 7 minutes
Trams run from every 7 minutes throughout the daytime, 7 days a week. In the early morning and during the evenings trams run from every 10 minutes. Please check for the latest service updates on our Twitter or on the TfE app.
Can you get around Edinburgh without a car?
By bus. Edinburgh’s extensive bus routes cover the entire city and its outskirts, and are well regarded by residents and visitors alike. Most festival venues are either on or nearby at least one main bus route, and the Night Bus services will help you get to your accommodation even in the wee small hours.
Why did Edinburgh Trams fail?
Beyond the disappointment of the project yet again being scaled down, the construction had forced traffic to a standstill, especially the intensive construction in Prince’s Street in 2009 aggravated from disputes between contractors and the Council-owned company that managed the project, Transport Initiatives Edinburgh
How much is a taxi from Edinburgh Airport to city Centre?
The quickest transfer option is to take an Edinburgh airport taxi, which are available 24/7 at Edinburgh airport. The trip takes around 25 minutes in light traffic and costs approximately €26 (£23).
How much is the tram from Edinburgh to Waverley?
The best way to get from Edinburgh Waverley Station to Edinburgh Airport without a car is to train and tram which takes 23 min and costs £2 – £10.
How do tourists get around Edinburgh?
Getting around Edinburgh
- Edinburgh Public Buses. Buses run 24 hours a day in Edinburgh and have frequent services.
- Edinburgh Trams. Edinburgh trams has 15 stops that connect Edinburgh Airport with the New Town.
- Edinburgh Taxis. Spacious, comfortable and elegant, Edinburgh’s taxis are very similar to London’s black cabs.