Shuttle buses will transport music fans to Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Dundee.
The free buses are being arranged by Dundee City Council for the festival at Camperdown Park in May.
Services will help pick up and drop off revellers from points at Slessor Gardens in the city centre and Dunsinane Industrial Estate, close to the park’s entrance.
It is recommended people get to Slessor Gardens at least one hour before they intend to arrive at the festival.
The buses will run for the three days of the Big Weekend, between May 26 and 28.
Where to get the bus to Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2023 in Dundee
The buses will run at regular intervals from 1.30pm on the Friday and from 9am on Saturday and Sunday.
Services will also take festival-goers back to the city centre at the end of the event.
Tickets can be booked in advance online.
Fans will need to book the journeys to and from Camperdown Park separately.
One-way bookings are also possible and tickets are valid for the full day.
The local authority has already stated there will be no parking at or near Camperdown Park during the festival, except for those with access requirements.
It says plans are being developed for what will be a “sustainable transport-focused event”.
Timings for Big Weekend
Tens of thousands of fans are expected to descend on the city for Radio 1’s Big Weekend.
Some details have already emerged about timings for the event.
Gates on Friday will open at 3pm. Some tickets for the opening night are still available.
On Saturday and Sunday gates open at 10.30am with a headline opener act starting at 12.30pm. Tickets for both of these days have sold out.
Exact stage times for the artists are still to be released.
Headliners for the Big Weekend already announced include The 1975 and Lewis Capaldi.
The likes of Niall Horan and Anne-Marie are also performing.
The line ups for Friday, Saturday and Sunday have now been finalised.
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