Travel
Getting Here
Radio 2 in the Park takes place on Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September 2026. Gates open at 16:00 on Friday and 11:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Events will end at approximately 22:30 on the Friday and 21:15 on Saturday & Sunday.
Those requiring the use of accessible facilities at Radio 2 In The Park should visit the Event Accessibility page for more information on how to apply for a range of facilities, including accessible parking.
By Shuttle Bus
An official shuttle bus service will run to Stirling from multiple locations on all three days. Book your seat via the official shuttle bus booking website.
By Train
The closest rail station is Stirling Station, which is around a mile's walk from the event site.
Engineering works are expected to affect the direct Edinburgh–Stirling line over the weekend, so please check your journey with ScotRail before you travel, particularly if you're attending on the Friday.
By Car
Please note, there will be no parking within the residential streets around the festival site and there will be a number of road closures in place.
There will also be no public parking at the venue (except for accessible customers with pre-approved accessible parking) so please do not try and drive to the event site.
Parking will be available in a number of dedicated locations around the City, this is limited and must be booked in advance. Book your parking via officialbbceventparking.com.
Drop-off and Pick-up
A Friends & Family pick-up/drop-off point will be based at Castleview Car Park, operating 11:00–01:00 on Friday and 08:00–23:30 on Saturday and Sunday.
Taxis
The official taxi rank will be located on Queen’s Road, between the junction with Albert Place and the Victoria Place roundabout. It will be within a 10-minute walk of the venue and signposted from the event.
Cycling
Cycle parking will be located close to the Accessible Transport Hub. Exact location to be confirmed.
Please remember that, however you choose to travel to and from the event, we ask that all visitors to City Park, Stirling to be respectful of the local residential area as they pass through.
