Gary Delaney: Gary On Laughing

Public Transport

Dunfermline Train Station, on the Fife Circle rail line, is a short walk away through the park. A regular service operates via Kirkcaldy from the North and from Edinburgh in the South.

Dunfermline Bus Station is a 10-minute walk from the theatre.

Parking

A car park is available next to the theatre. From the East, follow the main route into central Dunfermline, from where Carnegie Hall is well signposted with brown tourist signs. From the West, follow Carnegie Drive and turn right onto East Port at Sinclair Gardens roundabout.

We want everyone who visits us to have a comfortable theatre experience.

Carnegie Hall is fully accessible, with:

Ramped access next to theatre entrance

Induction loop in the main auditorium

Accessible toilet facilities

Guide dogs welcome

We have 11 wheelchair spaces available in for events in our main auditorium. It would help us greatly if you booked for a space in advance. Please notify Box Office if you have any special requirements.

There are a number of parking spaces reserved for disabled customers at the front of Carnegie Hall.

If you have any queries about your visit to the Carnegie Hall that aren't answered here, please contact our Box Office, who will be happy to assist.

Children

Carnegie Hall supports breast feeding. If you wish to use a private area, please ask at reception. High chairs are available in the café. All children, including babies in arms, must have a valid ticket for a seat. So if you want to book in advance, you'll have to pay for a ticket for your baby. If you're prepared to wait and book 20 minutes before the start of a show your baby can have a complimentary ticket, as long as we're not sold out.