Perth Concert Hall

There are regular trains from Scotland's major cities. Perth railway station is located approximately 0.7 miles (1.1km) from the centre of Perth and the walk should take approximately 15 minutes to our venues. There is also a taxi rank located outside the station.

For information about train times and service updates please visit Trainline, the ScotRail website or call 0344 811 0344 

Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre are both well served by good bus connections. The venues are approximately 800m from Perth Bus Station on Leonard Street, and there are several bus stops nearby.   

There are a number of Stagecoach East services which link the centre of Perth and the surrounding area.  

More details can be found on the Stagecoach East website. For full timetable and route listings, visit the Perth and Kinross Council website.   

There are a number of Park + Ride sites located around Perthshire: Perth, Scone and Kinross.  

By getting the bus to our venues you positively contribute towards our efforts as a Green organisation.  

There is bicycle parking available at both Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre.

At the Concert Hall this can be found near the back of the building on the Museum side.

At Perth Theatre this can be found outside the Mill Street entrance.

There is both on-street and off-street parking on Mill Street where charges apply from 8am - 6pm Monday to Saturday. There are three disabled public car parking spaces directly opposite the main entrance to the concert hall but these tend to fill very quickly.

There is also a car park on Kinnoull Street which is operated by Smart Parking Car Parks (01738 440 933).

This 550-space multi-storey car park is open from 7am – midnight Monday to Saturday and 10am – midnight on Sundays. It is a pay-and-display car park meaning that the charge must be paid on arrival.

A height restriction for this car park is also in place: approximately two metres (six-and-a-half feet). Vehicles higher than this should park in South Inch car park where there's no height restriction.

Find out more here. 

Coming to Perthshire for a break? You can find your perfect accommodation and discover plenty more to do and see in the local area at the Visit Scotland website.  

Nearby Green Tourism Accomodation can be found here too! 

Self-Catering
https://www.green-tourism.com/visit/burmieston-farm-and-steading/listing-3076/

Hotel
https://www.green-tourism.com/visit/crieff-hydro-ltd/listing-1480/

Bed and Breakfast
https://www.green-tourism.com/visit/burnbank/listing-2066/

Travelling to us by electric vehicle? Take advantage of the charging points in the city centre, within minutes walking distance to both Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre. 

Mill Street, Perth, PH1 5UP
Connector 1 / Type: 62196 Type 2 / Power output: 22kW
Connector 2 / Type: Combined Charging System / Power output: 22kW
Connector 3 / Type: CHAdeMO / Power output: 22kW

Canal Street Car Park 3rd floor, Perth, PH2 8LF
Connector 1 / Type: CHAdeMO / Power output: 20kW
Connector 2 / Type: Combined Charging System / Power output: 20kW
Connector 3 / Type: 62196 Type 2 / Power output: 25kW

See https://chargeplacescotland.org/ for more information

Perth Theatre

Perth Concert Hall

Upcoming Events

A trained team describes the action on stage to visually impaired patrons in the audience through either FM Headsets. Description will begin ten minutes prior to curtain up with scene setting and programme notes. Audio Description is available for certain performances only, please contact the Ticketing Services team for dates and times.

Upcoming events

Aladdin - Sat 23 Dec 13:00

These are an innovative way for the visually impaired patron to have the full theatre experience. Those attending the Audio Described performance have the opportunity to feel sets and costumes and have all the aspects of the production and staging described to them. Available on same dates as Audio Described performances, contact our Ticketing Services team at ticketing@perththeatreandconcerthall.co.uk for further info.

A talking version of our brochure is available. Please contact our Ticketing Services team on 01738 621031 for a copy.

For some of our performances we offer British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted performances. Please contact Ticketing Services who can advise dates and times for these performances and best seats to view the interpreter as it may change by performance. Please email ticketing@perththeatreandconcerthall.co.uk 

Upcoming events

Aladdin - Sat 23 Dec: 13:00 

Relaxed performances are less formal and have a more supportive atmosphere allowing everyone to experience the joy of live performance. All are welcome to attend, however patrons with an autistic spectrum condition, sensory sensitivity, communication or learning disability may find these performances particularly beneficial.

A relaxed performance is still the same show, but with some small changes including:

• A more casual approach to noise in the auditorium;
• Patrons are free to leave and re-enter the auditorium at any point;
• Lights in the auditorium remain on low throughout the show;
• There is adapted sound and lighting;
• No pyrotechnics or strobe lighting will be used.

Upcoming events

Aladdin - Sun 10 Dec: 17:00 + Thu 28 Dec : 14:00 

We have gone high-tech with a new system at both Perth Concert Hall & Perth Theatre for patrons who need a little extra help hearing our productions. You can now use your own headphones to access our audio streams or to Bluetooth directly to your hearing aid. This system is available in the Perth Theatre Main House and Joan Knight Studio, as well as in the Gannochy Trust Auditorium at Perth Concert Hall.

For more information on how the system works, check out our accessibility webpage or chat with one of our ticketing services or Visitor Experience team members.

All guide, hearing and assistance dogs are welcome in both our buildings.

We have booster seats for the little ones (available for Stalls-only seating in both venues) and the Perth Theatre Café provides highchairs and bottle warming. We’re breast feeding friendly and there are baby changing facilities for men and women to use throughout.

Who are they for?

The backpacks are designed for anyone living with autism, down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, anxiety & dementia. However, anyone who feels they would benefit from extra support in our buildings can borrow them.

How do people borrow them?

They ask for a sensory backpack at box office- these can be borrowed anytime; it doesn’t need to be for a performance.

Are they free?

Yes! The backpacks are completely free to borrow.

What is in the bags?

60 drawstring bags each containing:

• fidget toy
• stress reliever ball
• reusable water bottle
• ear plugs
• venue pack
• lanyard help card and strap 
• cuddly toy

Additional Items

We do provide limited items that are more expensive to buy and therefore must be signed out and returned (weighted lap pads, ear defenders, sand timers and liquid timers).

Are they cleaned?

Yes! Every time a bag is used it will be cleaned before it goes back out.