Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
The Home of Scottish Rugby
The Scottish Gas Murrayfield, formerly known as BT Murrayfield Stadium, has stood in west Edinburgh since 1925 and serves as the home of the Scottish Rugby Union. It is Scotland’s largest rugby venue and the fifth-largest in the United Kingdom, with a capacity of just over 67,000. The stadium features two tiers of seating on all four sides, with the West and East stands running along the pitch and the South and North stands positioned behind the posts. It hosts most of Scotland’s home rugby matches, including the Six Nations and Autumn Internationals, as well as other sporting events and concerts
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Scottish Gas Murrayfield Six Nations Hospitality 2026
Entertain your important clients and rugby fans at Scottish Gas Murrayfield to witness the best of the Scotland rugby team during the Six Nations in 2026.
Scottish Gas Murrayfield is the home of the Scottish Rugby Union (SRU) and hosts the national rugby team’s home matches, including the Six Nations Championships and Autumn Nations Series. The 2026 Six Nations sees Murrayfield hosting two fixtures, including the Calcutta Cup, on Saturday 14th February 2026, with Scotland hosting England. Then, on Saturday, 7th March 2026, Scotland hosts the 2025 Champions, France, at Murrayfield.
We offer a wide range of facilities at Scottish Gas Murrayfield to enhance your rugby experience. Immerse yourself in an electrifying atmosphere with VIP treatment, fine dining, refreshments, and exclusive access to suites and boxes.
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Scotland Home Fixtures at Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Don’t miss out on Scotland rugby fixtures at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium:
Scotland Autumn Internationals 2025
Fixtures for Scotland in the 2025 Autumn Nations Series are:
Scotland v USA
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Saturday 1st November 2025
Kick-off: 5:40pm
ScotlandNew Zealand
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Saturday 8th November 2025
Kick-off: 3:10pm
Scotland v Argentina
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Sunday 16th November 2025
Kick-off: 3:10pm
ScotlandTonga
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Sunday 23rd November 2025
Kick-off: 1:40pm
Scotland Six Nations Fixtures 2026
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Scotland v England – Saturday 14th February 2026 – KO 16:40
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Scotland v France – Saturday 7th March 2026 KO 14:10
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium History
History of Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium is Scotland’s national rugby venue and the home of the Scottish Rugby Union. Replacing Inverleith Park, it opened in April 1925 as Scotland’s largest purpose-built stadium. The original structure has undergone several major redevelopment projects, with the current stands being completed in 1983 and further significant refurbishments in 1995, which introduced modern facilities and the stadium’s first floodlight system. A running track was also added during this period. Murrayfield’s record attendance of 104,000 in 1975 remains one of the highest ever recorded for a rugby venue. Today, it remains an iconic sporting landmark and a central feature of Scotland’s sporting infrastructure.
Other Sports at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
Other Events at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
The stadium also hosts popular music acts, most recently including Oasis and AC/DC, which made Murrayfield a stop on their 2025 stadium tours. Bon Jovi has announced that they will be playing the stadium in August 2026.
More Events at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
Popular music acts have stopped on tour at Murrayfield on multiple occasions. Most notably, One Direction, Robbie Williams, David Bowie, Tina Turner, U2, Oasis, and The Rolling Stones have played at Murrayfield on various occasions. Murrayfield Stadium was also the location of the final Live 8 concert in 2005.
Travelling to Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
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How do I get to Scottish Gas Murrayfield by bus?
Guests travelling from Westfield Road should use Lothian buses 1, 2, 22 and 30. We recommend using services from Edinburgh City Centre 1,3, 12, 22, 25, 26, 30, 32 or 33. Airlink 100 will take you to Scottish Gas Murrayfield and the City Centre from Edinburgh Airport.
How do I get to Scottish Gas Murrayfield by tram?
Edinburgh Trams provides a direct and reliable service to the Scottish Gas Murrayfield entrance from Edinburgh Airport, Ingliston Park & Ride, Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park Station, Haymarket Station, and St Andrew Square tram stop. Wheelchairs have their own spaces on all trams, and the tram stop is entirely accessible, with a lift to street level.
How do I get to Scottish Gas Murrayfield by train?
Waverley Station is known as Edinburgh’s rail railway station and the second biggest in Scotland, with services from all over Scotland. It is the perfect station to use when travelling for Murrayfield’s rugby matches as it is situated in the heart of the city and is a short ride to Scottish Gas Murrayfield.
On the west end of the city centre, Haymarket Station is a 20/30 minute walk to Scottish Gas Murrayfield or a one-stop on the tram.
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium FAQs
Can I bring a bag into the stadium?
You can bring an A4-sized bag into the stadium; anything bigger will have to be stored in a bag drop for a fee. Please be aware that bag drops are only available for international matches.
What is the dress code for Rugby Hospitality?
The dress code is smart casual. We allow rugby tops, but no trainers or ripped jeans.
Where can I park?
Ingliston Park & Ride – Located just off the A8 near Edinburgh Airport, this site has 1,085 spaces and is free to park. Jump on the direct Edinburgh Tram (£7.50 return adult ticket) straight to the stadium entrance. Arrive early, as it fills up for big fixtures; follow M8/M9 airport signs.
Hermiston Park & Ride- Situated off the A71/A720 southwest of the city (EH14 4AS), with 700+ spaces (accessible available) and free parking. Take the direct Lothian Bus 25 (£1.80 single) to the stadium gates. Ideal for arrivals from the M8 west or south with minimal traffic hassle and a short hop to kick-off.
Ferrytoll Park & Ride – North of the Forth Road Bridge on the A90 (KY11 1LN), offering 1,040 spaces (37 disabled) with free overnight parking. Bus to Edinburgh city centre, then connect via Lothian Bus 20/26 to Gorgie Road (10-minute walk to stadium). Great for Fife or central Scotland drivers; secure and spacious even on sold-out match days.
Can I pay in cash?
Scottish Gas Murrayfield is a cashless venue. There are no cash withdrawal facilities on-site, and the majority of bars and merchandise stores are card/ contactless only.
When does the stadium open?
The stadium will open 3 hours prior to kick-off.
How to get to Scottish Gas Murrayfield:
By Train
Haymarket Station is a 10-minute walk from the stadium. Coming from Edinburgh City Centre, take the train from Edinburgh Waverley to Haymarket Station; the average journey time is 5 minutes.
By Tram
The Edinburgh Tram provides a direct, hassle-free route to the stadium for rugby matches and events. Alight at Murrayfield Stadium stop (right by Roseburn St turnstiles; lift access). Extra trams on match days—every 3-7 min. Allow 2-3 hrs pre-kick-off for queues.
By Bus
Guests travelling from Westfield Road should use Lothian buses 1, 2, 22, and 30. We recommend using services from Edinburgh City Centre 1,3, 12, 22, 25, 26, 30, 32 or 33. Airlink 100 will take you to Scottish Gas Murrayfield and the City Centre from Edinburgh Airport.
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