How can I buy tickets?
You can buy  advance tickets online or pay at the gate on the day. (Cash or  Card is acceptable on the day)
Details for Ticket Purchase can be found here

What time can I get in?
Public Gate Opens at 10am – Gate Closes 5pm
Entry will be by the North Gate only

How to get to the Festival?
The Festival is located at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingilston, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB, next door to Edinburgh Airport.
Road Travel: The Royal Highland Centre is situated off Glasgow Road (A8) between Newbridge roundabout and the A8/Airport roundabout.
Rail Travel: The nearest Railway station is Edinburgh Park or South Gyle train station. https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
Bus Travel: Citylink have buses that drop of both near to the venue and at Edinburgh Airport, which is walking distance to the venue. https://www.citylink.co.uk/

Is there disability access?
The festival has full access for disabled people.

Is there Public Parking?
Follow the sign posts for public parking, the parking is operated by the Royal Highland Central and is charged by the Royal Highland Centre and not Scottish Festival of Motoring. £10 per car, motorcycles are £5. The venue has blue badge parking, please display your badge when entering the car park.

Information on Passenger Experiences?
Supercar and Drift Taxi Experience Find out more
Supercar Young Drivers Find out more
Monster Truck Rides Find out More 

Is there a Cash Machine on site?
Yes, the cash machine located at the East Gate in the Royal Bank of Scotland Building

Can I bring a Dog?
Yes, however dogs must remain on a  short lead and under control at all times, and any mess must be cleaned up by the owners.

Can I bring Alcohol?
No alcohol is permitted.
There will be no drugs or underage drinking allowed anywhere at the event anyone caught will be removed from the site with no refund.  Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult.

Where is the nearest accommodation?
You can search for nearby campsites and accommodation on the Visit Scotland site: https://www.visitscotland.com/accommodation

Can I Record, Film or Take Photos?
The Scottish Festival of Motoring is a private event and as such filming is restricted to non-commercial photography (still or moving pictures). Any photos taken or filming done remains the copyright of the Scottish Festival of Motoring and as such by attending the event you agree that any and all photos/film be used by Scottish Festival of Motoring  at any time without further communication. Drones are not permitted. 

Commercial Photography and Photography for profit is forbidden without prior written consent.