Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions.
Make the most of your visit to the GWCT Scottish Game Fair and plan ahead. If you haven’t been able to find the answer to your question already we have compiled a list of FAQs which we hope will help.
FOR THE SCOTTISH GAME FAIR
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the opening times?
The Fair will be open from 9.00am until 5.00pm Friday 1st – 3rd July 2022.
Is my ticket valid for any day of the fair?
Standard Admission Tickets are valid for any day, as is the 2 day ticket.
Enclosure Packages are day specific to find out more please visit: GWCT Members Enclosure
Are there any concessions available?
We do not offer any concession tickets.
How long can I stay at the fair?
Your ticket is valid for the whole day so if you like you can stay from 09.00AM until 17.00
Disabled Ticketing Policy
The GWCT Scottish Game Fair is pleased to operate a scheme to provide one complimentary entry ticket for any adult unable to attend the Fair unaided.
Supporting Documentation:
The GWCT Scottish Game Fair is pleased to operate a scheme to provide one complimentary entry ticket for any adult unable to attend the Fair unaided. We are afraid it does not extend to children as they must be accompanied by an adult to attend the Fair.
Supporting Documentation:
All free Carer/Personal Assistant tickets require evidence of supporting documentation. This is mandatory in order for the Carer/Personal Assistant ticket to be issued. Please bring along a copy of one of the below relevant documents:
Middle or Higher Rate DLA for care and/or mobility
Receipt of personal independence payment (PIP)
Evidence of being severely sight impaired
Recognised assistance dog ID card
If you require a free Carer/Personal Assistant ticket in order to attend the Fair please purchase a standard ticket at the relevant price in advance. Please make your way to the Fair and come to the ticket office adjacent to the entrance where your Carer/PA ticket will be issued and you will have fast track entry. Please do not queue at the on-day sales points as they are not able to issue the free Carer/Personal Assistant ticket.Disabled Ticketing Policy
Can I hire a wheelchair or a scooter?
Event Mobility is delighted to be providing electric scooters and manual wheelchairs for the use of disabled, elderly and mobility impaired visitors at the show. To reserve an electric scooter or manual wheelchair you can book on line at www.eventmobility.org.uk, print out an advance booking form from the website or contact the office on 01386 725391 to request a form to be posted to you. Please be aware that advance bookings cannot be made by phone.
Travelling by Car?
There are a number of routes leading to the venue. Road signs directing traffic to the Scottish Game Fair will be placed on all major Trunk Roads leading to Perth and visitors are kindly asked to follow the directions given on these signs which will result is less traffic congestion in Perth.
Standard Parking £5.00
Gold Parking £12.00
GWCT Members Free Parking with Relevant Pass
Where can I park?
There is ample free parking available on site.
How far is the fair from the car park?
It really depends how early you arrive and which car park you are in but all car parks are within walking distance and the SCAA offer a shuttle buggy service from all car parks for a donation.
Is there disabled parking?
There is a dedicated parking area for people with access needs close to the entrance to the GWCT Scottish Game Fair site. Blue Badges must be displayed and car park stewards will direct you to the car park.
Is the fair suitable for the elderly and the disabled?
It is a grass site with some tracks, most areas are wheelchair accessible.
Travelling by Train?
Regular services arrive in Perth Station from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee to Perth – for timetable information contact National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950 or visit www.thetrainline.com. Transfer to the GWCT Scottish Game Fair is then by Taxi or Bus.
Travelling on Foot?
Pedestrian access is via the North Lodge entrance to Scone Palace (not the main gate) and down Yew Tree Walk, then along the side of the car park to the Scottish Game Fair gate.
Is there a Shuttle Bus service?
Unfortunately there will be no shuttle bus service operating for the Fair this year.
Are there toilets on site?
Yes. There are plenty of toilets throughout the site.
Can I leave my coat and bags somewhere safe?
You can safely leave your purchases in a tent manned by volunteers from Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance, who will also be running our car park shuttle buggy service to take your purchase right to your car.
Can I leave the fair and re-enter on the same day?
Yes – make sure you get your hand stamped as you leave by one of our Volunteers on the entrance gate.
Is smoking permitted at the fair?
Yes, in open space only, NOT within any marquee.
Does the show have any security in place?
Yes. Security will be onsite throughout.
Can I bring my dog to the fair?
Yes dogs are welcome across the event, in all areas.
Samsalin Dog Rescue will look after your four-legged friend for a small fee leaving you free to wander the event safe in the knowledge that your dog is being looked after.
Please do not leave your dog in the car especially on warm sunny days.
Keep your dog on a lead all times to ensure it is under control.
Poo bags are provided at entry.
Veterinary services are on call if needed.
