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Travel Information for Offshore Europe

Travel and traffic arrangements will be in place during the Offshore Europe 2025 exhibition, which takes place in Aberdeen from Tuesday 2 ...

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Travel and traffic arrangements will be in place during the Offshore Europe 2025 exhibition, which takes place in Aberdeen from Tuesday 2 to Friday 5 September at P&J Live.  

Delegates are encouraged to use public transport, walk or cycle as parking at the venue will be restricted to pre-bookings only.   

There are free buses for delegates from park and ride sites at Bridge of Don, Kingswells and Craibstone, and three shuttle services between the airport, Dyce train station, P&J Live and hotels in the city centre and Dyce. The 727 and other services are also free for delegates via the Stagecoach app. 

Offshore Europe details, including travel and roads information can be found here: Offshore Europe 2025: Transport | Aberdeen City Council 

There may be delays on roads surrounding P&J Live so drivers are asked to be patient and allow extra time for your journey.

A temporary road closure on Dyce Drive, Southbound only, between Wellheads Drive and Coreshill Burn Road will be in place from Sunday 31 August to Saturday 6 September.

The traffic management plan is designed to facilitate easy access for delegates and visitors to the site whilst aiming to minimise the impact of the rest of the road network.

Parking in neighbouring residential areas is strongly discouraged, and City Wardens will be patrolling the area to enforce parking regulations and temporary restrictions.

The following roads will have junctions or sections with no waiting at any time restrictions from 10am on the 1 September until 4pm on the 5 September 2025. No exemption will be in place:  Auchriny Circle, Bankhead Road, Brimmond View, Burndale Road, Craibstone Avenue, Crossgates, Ellerslie Road, Forrit Brae, Greenburn Drive, Greenburn Drive (Inset Road), Greenburn Park, Greenburn Road, Hope Farm Road, Hopecroft Avenue, Hopecroft Drive, Hopecroft Gardens, Hopecroft Terrace, Hopecroft Road, Hopetoun Court, Hopetoun Grange, Hopetoun Grange (Inset Road), Hopetoun Green, Hopetoun Road, Hopetoun Terrace, Lade Crescent, Market Street, Millhill Brae, Phoenix Place, Ruthriehill Road Station Road, Stoneywood  Road, Waterton Road, and Wellheads Drive. 

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