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Edinburgh Trams
1 Myreton Drive, Edinburgh, Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s tram network offers wheelchair-accessible vehicles and platforms reached by ramps or lifts. Wheelchair users board through the middle carriage, with platform symbols marking where to wait.
Access information
Disabled priority seats
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
High visibility handrails
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Low entrances
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Passenger alert buttons signposted in Braille
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Platform ramps or lifts
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Two dedicated wheelchair/buggy spaces per tram
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Wheelchair-accessible trams
Mentioned on edinburghtrams.com. Not yet confirmed by the venue or visitors.
edinburghtrams.com · Last checked 2026-10-04
Information may change. Check with the venue if a feature is essential to your visit.
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- Disabled priority seatsNo ratings yet
- High visibility handrailsNo ratings yet
- Low entrancesNo ratings yet
- Passenger alert buttons signposted in BrailleNo ratings yet
- Platform ramps or liftsNo ratings yet
- Two dedicated wheelchair/buggy spaces per tramNo ratings yet
- Wheelchair-accessible tramsNo ratings yet
