The national team will sign off against Italy at PT Murrayfield on Saturday, March 18th at 12.30.
To help fans travel to and from the match, ScootRail is adding more seats to trains on routes in and out of Edinburgh throughout the day, including the Borders Railway.
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Customers are encouraged to plan their trip in advance and allow additional travel time as the services will be busier than usual throughout the day.
Fans are being asked to consider traveling directly to Edinburgh Waverley after the final whistle to reduce their need to queue.
Edinburgh Trams operate a fast and frequent service between the stadium entrance and St Andrew Square tram stop – a short walk from Edinburgh Waverley.
Edinburgh City Center can also be reached from BT Murrayfield by a number of Lothian Bus services (1, 3, 12, 22, 25, 26, 30, 31 or 33).
Customers traveling by rail are also encouraged to purchase their return tickets for travel through the mTicket system on the ScotRail app, either from their home or on the way to the station where it will be immediately available on their mobile device.
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Phil Campbell, Head of Customer Operations at Skrill, said: “We are doing everything we can to help supporters travel to PT Murrayfield to see Scotland sign their exit from the Six Nations campaign.
“To help everyone’s journey run smoothly, we are adding more seats to trains to and from Edinburgh throughout the day, as well as more services between Edinburgh and Glasgow into the early evening.
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However, customers should plan ahead as services are expected to be busier than usual with many other sporting events also taking place across the country.
“We encourage customers to consider returning home from Edinburgh Waverley station due to ongoing access and capacity restrictions at Haymarket. This will reduce their need to queue for the day.”
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