Seeing Take That in Glasgow? Here's how to get to Hampden using public transport

Fans from both near and far will be heading out to see the three-piece bring their Circus Live tour to Scotland’s national stadium on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13.

Take That last performed in Glasgow back in 2024 during the This Life tour, which saw them headline the OVO Hydro. The upcoming shows mark their third time playing Hampden.

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If you’re among those who have bagged tickets to see Take That - or you are perhaps considering getting some at the last-minute - here is everything you need to know about getting to Hampden Park in Glasgow.

How to get to Take That’s concerts at Hampden Park in Glasgow

By train

For those heading to see Take That from Glasgow city centre, getting to the venue by train is a good option.

ScotRail will be running extra services between Glasgow Central and Mount Florida, which is a five minute walk from Hampden Park.

In addition, there will be an additional late night service between Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverley after the concert on both Friday and Saturday.

Fans should enter Glasgow Central via the Carriage Drive entrance off Hope Street, where there will be systems in place to help those travelling.

Tickets should be purchased in advance, and travellers should also be advised that the Gordon Street and Union Street entrances to Glasgow Central remain unavailable.

By bus

If you’re going via bus, there are several services which run to and from the city centre and Hampden regularly. This includes the First Glasgow services 5 , 6, 7, 7A, 34, 90, and 31.

By foot

For those looking to get their steps in, the walk from Glasgow city centre to Hampden will take between 45 and 50 minutes.

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By car

If you plan on travelling by car, the first thing to be aware of is that there are a number of road closures in place. Parking in the surrounding area will also be extremely limited, with only permit holders able to park within the vicinity of the stadium when Glasgow City Council’s event day parking zone is in place.

Onsite parking at Hampden will be reserved for Blue Badge holders. Unless you have applied in advance for a specific event parking pass, there will be no access to the car park. You can find out more here.

As for where you can be dropped off, the closest location to the stadium is on the corner of Mount Annan Drive and Kinghorn Drive. For exact directions, the location is ///pages.sulk.lace on What3Words.

General advice for travel includes allowing extra time both there and back to ensure that you don’t miss a moment from the shows.