All Edinburgh city centre tram stops to close for 3 days.
Tram stops in Edinburgh’s city centre will be closed for three days later this month to allow for necessary engineering repairs.
Tram stations at St Andrew Square, Princes Street, and West End will be closed from the commencement of service on Saturday, September 27 to Tuesday, September 30, while teams replace track points at Shandwick Place.
Edinburgh Trams will continue to operate services between Edinburgh Airport and Haymarket, as well as Newhaven and Picardy Place, both sides of the closure.
Throughout the construction period, tram tickets will be accepted on ScotRail services between Haymarket and Waverley Station. Customers can also use tram tickers on certain Lothian Buses routes.
Edinburgh tram stops in the city centre will close between Saturday, September 27 and Tuesday, September 30 to allow for engineering repairs.
PA Edinburgh Trams’ head of projects and renewals, Marilena Papadopoulou, stated, “These works are part of a larger program of asset renewals that allow us to maintain and modernise the system, and we’re doing everything we can to keep the city moving once they’re underway.”
Members of our team will be on hand at key locations and closed stops to provide travel advice and assist customers with their further journeys.
“We would ask customers to allow a little extra time for their journeys, and to thank them in advance for their understanding while we undertake these necessary works.”
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