Venue Description

BT Murrayfield is Scotland's biggest stadium with a capacity of 67,144. Opened in 1925, the first match played here was Scotland's momentous victory over England to record their first ever ever Grand Slam. The stadium has evolved over the years, with the current all-seater stadium opening in November 1994. As well as hosting major concerts from The Rolling Stones and David Bowie to Robbie Williams and U2, Murrayfield also welcomes Highland Games athletes and the Harlem Globetrotters.

Accessibility

Facilities include: • lift and ramped access to all disabled seating areas • conveniently placed separate adapted toilets • 124 dedicated disabled seats • disabled parking (match day and non-match days) • lift access and hearing loops in hospitality suites and office reception.

Toilets

Separate adapted toilets are placed very close to the reserved seating on the first tier of the west stand. The separate adapted toilets on the ground floor are within the west stand at the top of the wheelchair accessible ramps. A walk or wheel of around 50 metres is required depending on your seating position. All of these toilets have wheelchair access and arm pulls and future refurbishment of the facilities is planned.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.