Friday 26th – Saturday 27th April 2024
Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
Registration for tickets will open January 2024
Ticket registration will open January 2024
In the meantime, enter your details below and be the first to hear about updates from ScotPlant.
Why attend ScotPlant 2024?
1
Free-to-attend exhibition
ScotPlant is completely free to attend and will have free parking available on-site. All visitors must register to gain entry to the exhibition, with registration opening from January 2024. Sign up above for updates regarding event registration.
2
Meet manufacturers face-to-face
Scotplant is Scotland’s largest construction equipment trade show. In 2022 we had over 200 exhibitors including some of the biggest names in the industry. Visit ScotPlant and get the opportunity to meet manufacturers and suppliers from across the UK and beyond.
3
See the latest product launches
Exhibitors at ScotPlant showcase all the latest innovations in construction equipment. From local companies to global brands, you’ll get the chance to see product debuts and live demonstrations.
4
Take part in operator challenges
Put your skills to the test and take part in operator challenges at ScotPlant. Across the 2-day event, machine operators will get the chance to try out equipment and compete against each other in live skills tests.
Getting to ScotPlant
ScotPlant 2024 will be held at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB.
Travelling by Car
The Royal Highland Centre is on the west side of Edinburgh, located next to Edinburgh Airport, within minutes of the M8 and M9 and in easy reach of the city centre.
The showground sits off Glasgow Road (A8) between Newbridge roundabout and the A8/airport roundabout, one of the main routes into the city.
Free parking is available on site for the event if you are travelling by car.
Travelling by Bus
From Edinburgh, Lothian Buses run regular services including the 48, 35 and the Airport Express (100). All buses run regularly and drop-off close to the Centre. Click here for a Lothian Buses timetable or call 0131 555 6363.
The Stagecoach Jet747 bus service from Fife will drop visitors off outside the Royal Highland Centre. Click here for more information.
Citylink also operate services with drop-offs on the A8 close to the Royal Highland Centre. For more information, click here.
Travelling by Rail
Haymarket is the nearest train station offering train links from across the UK. For more information contact National Rail on 08457 48 49 50 or click here.
Lothian Buses run regular services stopping outside Haymarket Station and dropping off close to the Centre. Call Lothian Buses on 0131 555 6363 or click here for further information.
Taxis are available from outside the station and take around 15/20 minutes to travel to the Royal Highland Centre.
