Where is the meeting point?

Check-in is at Murray Place, Stirling — arrive in plenty of time for boarding.

Is event entry included in the coach fare?

No. The coach fare covers return travel only; you must bring a valid ticket for entry to the Royal Highland Showground.

Can under-16s travel alone?

Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult as per the operator’s special requirements.

Is the coach accessible?

All vehicles have three entry steps; this may affect riders with limited mobility — contact the operator for details.

Are there onboard purchases?

Yes. Connor will have snacks, juice and water available for purchase on board; payment methods may vary by driver.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations are handled as per the operator’s terms and conditions listed at booking.

Gig-Day Ease: Stirling Return Coach to Deftones at the Royal Highland Showground | Events | Transportation

Stirling to the Royal Highland Showground: an easy, sociable coach transfer that takes the stress out of a major concert day. Leaving from Murray Place in Stirling, Ferguson's Coaches runs return trips to Deftones at the Royal Highland Showground, giving fans an uninterrupted way to get to the gig and back. The journey is as much a part of the evening as the show: the coach threads out of Stirling, trading town streets for lowland fields and long, low skies. The Royal Highland Showground itself is a large outdoor events venue with open lawns, stages, and festival infrastructure that swallows big crowds and keeps the music centered and visible. On arrival you step straight into venue circulation, avoiding parking chaos and the hour-long walk many drivers face. Ferguson's Coaches highlights include roomy seating, experienced drivers, and friendly onboard staff who manage boarding and timing so you can focus on the band. Snacks, juice, water and small concessions are available on board; disposable ponchos are carried for Scotland’s predictable weather swings during the 2026 gig season. Return travel is scheduled after the final set to deliver you back to Murray Place without the taxi queue or late-night parking scramble. This service works for visitors who want a low-effort concert day: it’s particularly useful for groups, visitors staying in Stirling, and anyone who prefers not to drive home after a late show. Check-in is at Murray Place, Stirling, and the trip runs roughly eight hours total including transit and event time. The operator reminds riders to arrive in plenty of time for check-in and that event entry is not included in the fare. Practical details matter: under-16s must travel with an accompanying adult, coaches have three entry steps which affects accessibility, and tickets for snacks are cashless or card depending on the driver. If rain is forecast, the disposable ponchos on board are an unexpected comfort. The service’s clear itinerary—pick up, travel, attend the gig, and return—keeps plans simple and reliable. Why book this rather than drive? You get a stress-free evening, a predictable return, and friendly hands to manage travel logistics. For anyone visiting Stirling for music, taking a dedicated return coach to the Royal Highland Showground turns a potentially fraught logistical night into an enjoyable extension of the gig experience. Expect extras: Connor will have snacks, juice and water available for purchase on board, and the operator plans disposable ponchos for wetter nights. Because parking at the Royal Highland Showground fills quickly, the coach avoids walking and parking headaches for group. Book early to secure your seat on the event day, keep your gig ticket ready, and bring ear protection for loud sets—small choices that make the night run smoothly.

Difficulty

easy.

Duration

8 hours.

Fitness level

Minimal — suitable for most people comfortable boarding a coach and standing briefly at the venue

Wildlife

red kites
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History

The Royal Highland Showground is a long-established events venue that hosts large agricultural shows, festivals and outdoor concerts that draw visitors from across Scotland.

Conservation

Use venue bins, avoid leaving single-use plastics, and consider coach travel to reduce local parking pressure and emissions.

John Ferguson Minibus Hire is a Stirling-based minibus and coach hire specialist providing private group transport across central Scotland. The company operates return transfers, bespoke tours and day trips from Stirling, serving event transfers to venues such as Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and Edinburgh’s Murrayfield, shopping trips to Metrocentre Gateshead, and scenic excursions to Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, St Andrews, the Cairngorms and Royal Deeside. Services include concert and event transport, full-day and half-day guided tours of Stirling and surrounding attractions, Outlander and film-location tours that visit Blackness Castle and Culross, and bespoke itineraries tailored to group needs. Pick-up and drop-off points regularly include Stirling city centre and Murray Place, with comfortable, private minibus travel that removes the need to arrange public transport or separate parking. This operator offers scheduled return transfers for specific events, timed to fit event end times, and provides exclusive vehicle hire for personalized exploration of Scotland’s castles, coasts and countryside. Travelers booking with John Ferguson Minibus Hire benefit from direct group transport solutions that prioritise convenience, door-to-door service and straightforward logistics for concerts, shopping trips, sightseeing and private tours. Information on specific trips, route details and booking requirements is provided per tour. Potential customers should consult the operator’s trip listings for exact pick-up points, timings and return arrangements before confirming travel. Contact details and booking instructions are available through the trip listings and event pages, enabling groups to confirm pick-up times, pricing and vehicle availability before booking. Advance reservations are recommended for concerts and bespoke tours.

Base locationStirling, Scotland

Tours offered14+

Specialtyothers

StewardshipLeave No Trace