Please note, TapTapCap is not available for travel on Edinburgh Trams. Which contactless cards are accepted? We accept Visa and Mastercard (including Maestro) cards that display the contactless symbol, or that have been added to Apple Pay and Google Pay. American Express contactless payment cards are not accepted.
Can you pay contactless on tram Edinburgh?
While you can purchase tickets using contactless payments, we do not yet offer a capping system similar to Lothian Buses or Transport for London. If you think you will be using both tram and bus, we would recommend you purchase a paper DAYticket at the start of the day.
Can you use debit card on Edinburgh Trams?
Customers can now purchase their tickets with an enabled debit or credit card at 51 upgraded ticket vending machines without having to use their PIN. The machines also accept Apple Pay and Android Pay on mobile devices.
Can you use contactless card on tram?
You can travel by tram with contactless cards and devices using the smart readers (adult fares apply) Travel and pay as you go with contactless.
Can I pay cash on Edinburgh tram?
How do I buy a ticket? We have a pre-purchase policy, so all tickets, smartcards and mtickets have to be purchased, validated or activated before you board the tram. We offer various ways to travel to suit all needs: ticket machines on the platforms: pay by coins or card.
How do you pay for Edinburgh transit?
How to Pay: Tickets or DAYtickets can be purchased directly from the bus driver if you have exact change. Contactless credit and debit cards can also be used, and both adult and family tickets can be purchased in advance on the Transport for Edinburgh m-tickets app.
How do you use the Edinburgh Trams?
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. Transactions of more than £3 can be paid by card.
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.
Can I use my debit card in Edinburgh?
In Edinburgh, and throughout Scotland, it is usually possible to pay with any debit or credit card in most locations. However, it is important to note whether there are any additional transaction or exchange fees from your card issuer.
Does Citylink take contactless?
❗️Please remember to use contactless payments, where possible. You can also purchase tickets via our website and have them sent as a text ticket or e-ticket.
Is it cheaper to buy a ticket or use contactless?
You can add money to an Oyster card or use contactless (card or device) straight away. You only pay for the journeys you make and it’s cheaper than buying a paper single or return ticket (train companies may offer special deals on some journeys).
How many times can you use contactless before it asks for your PIN?
Card issuers only allow five consecutive contactless transactions that can be made before a PIN is requested in order to prevent fraud. So if you only use your card for small payments make sure you can recall the PIN to avoid getting caught out at the till.
Is it cheaper to use contactless or Travelcard?
As a general rule a Travelcard is more expensive than an Oyster card or Contactless payment card. The exception is if you make 3 or more journeys for 6 days or more within a 7 day period. In this case a 7 day Travelcard works out cheaper than an Oyster or Contactless payment card.
How much did Edinburgh Trams cost?
The Edinburgh Tram Inquiry will cost more than £13m, Transport Scotland has projected. The inquiry was established in June 2014 to find out why the tram project was £400m over budget and was completed five years late. It is investigating what went wrong with the £776m project.
Can I use my Oyster card in Edinburgh?
Can a Visitor Oyster card or Oyster card be used in other cities like Bath, Edinburgh, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Cambridge? No, it is only eligible for travel on public transport in London.
Are Edinburgh Trams free for over 60s?
If you are over 60 you could be eligible for free tram travel to get around Edinburgh, accessed via the National Entitlement Card.
What’s the best way to get around Edinburgh?
Bus. The public buses are the best way and sometimes the only way of getting to the city centre from the outskirts. Buses run 24 hours a day and are extremely frequent.
Is the Edinburgh Pass worth it?
Scotland Explorer Pass is totally worth the cost. It gives you free entry to 77 sites in Scotland (including fast track entry to Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle). You can save more than £30 using the pass (and you’ll start saving after the second attraction).
Can you pay by card on buses Edinburgh?
You can pay for a SINGLEticket and DAYticket when you get on the bus. Just tell the driver what ticket you want, pop the coins in the box or tap your contactless card/device, take your ticket and find a seat. If paying by cash, make sure you have coins with you before getting on the bus.
How much is the tram from Edinburgh Gateway to Edinburgh Airport?
Edinburgh Trams operates a vehicle from Gogar, Edinburgh Gateway to Edinburgh Airport every 10 minutes. Tickets cost £1 – £6 and the journey takes 8 min.
Can I pay for the tram on my phone?
Our app NETGO! is one of the most popular ways to purchase a ticket. Simply download from either the Apple App Store or Google play and your tickets will be available on your phone. For more information, please visit our NETGO!