Travelling to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a vibrant, 3-week, event full of creativity and talent, in various locations around the historic backdrop of Scotland’s capital. This globally renowned festival offers a range of entertainment and inspiration, attracting artists, performers, and culture enthusiasts from around the world and you can trust Jet Assist to be your travel companion that matches the energy and ensures your journey is as marvelous as the festival itself.
In 1947, during the Edinburgh International Festival, which celebrated European cultural life after WWII, eight theatre groups arrived, uninvited, to perform. Despite not being part of the official program, these performers staged their shows on the fringe of the festival, coining the name – the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This started a movement and more, uninvited, performers arrived year after year to perform in Edinburgh, and the Festival Fringe Society in 1958 was established to support this, thus creating the Fringe Festival. From this spontaneous artistic movement, the Fringe has grown into the world’s largest arts festival and attracts millions of people every year to produce and enjoy art in every sense.
Known for its very different and dynamic program, the Fringe features thousands of shows across hundreds of venues, from grand theatres to intimate pubs – an example you might have seen recently is Richard Gadd’s “Baby Reindeer” on Netflix, where he performs in a small pub at the festival. Every street corner becomes a stage, and every moment is an opportunity to witness something unique, and often very impressive. The Fringe Festival encourages attendees to have a spirit of exploration, embrace the unexpected, and immerse themselves in the atmosphere that pulses through the city.
So, you’ve decided you’re going and mapped out your must-see shows – what now? Planning your journey can be stressful, especially if this is your first time heading to the festival. At Jet Assist, we know that seamless travel is the foundation to a great trip and from the moment you contact us, our team is set on ensuring your travel is smooth, stress-free, and tailored to your unique needs. Whether travelling solo, with colleagues, or sharing the experience with friends, we’ll collaborate with you to customise your journey, guaranteeing that every detail is attended to with precision and care.

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By choosing the travel with Jet Assist you can bypass crowded trains and buses and step into a world of comfort and luxury, where you don’t have to think about a thing: trust us to exceed your journey expectations whether you are a Fringe Festival veteran or a first-time attendee. We have created our service for you to relax whilst we do everything else; enjoy luxury moments, personalised concierge, and refreshments by our partners, RARE Grazing NI and Copeland Drinks whilst you embark on your exciting journey to the Fringe Festival.
Our private lounge at Belfast International Airport provides an oasis of relaxation, offering a well-deserved escape from the hustle and bustle of commercial travel for you to chill out before the hustle and bustle of the festival! Enjoy our exceptional facilities, including a stylish lounge area, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a fully stocked bar knowing our team are there to ensure every part of your journey is seamless from check-in to curtain call.
The Edinburgh Fringe combines the magic of performance, culture, and art together to create an atmosphere like no other and turns every moment into an opportunity to experience something incredible. Your festival adventure begins with Jet Assist, so you can rest assured that we will work around the clock to ensure your journey is meticulously planned and flawlessly executed, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the festival’s magic without worry. Let us handle the logistics, while you explore the beautiful Scottish capital and dive into the wonder of The Fringe, making memories that will last a lifetime.

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