The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

What Richmond's Coaches says on its own page, word for word (we have not checked it ourselves):

• For this reason, patrons with limited mobility, those with heart or respiratory problems, and those that suffer from vertigo, may find access more challenging.
• Castlehill, the old-cobbled approach to the Esplanade, is a steep inclined walk of some 100 metres.
• In addition, there is on average a further 100 metres climb up the gentler slope of the Esplanade, followed by a dozen or so steps to be negotiated to reach the front rows of all the spectator stands in the arena.
• The rest of the seating in the amphitheatre is accessed by more steps which are quite steeply tiered.

To ask Richmond's Coaches about steps, seating and walking, use the contact details on their website.

Questions worth asking before you book

• How many steps are there up to the coach, and is there a handrail?
• Can a walking stick, frame, rollator or wheelchair travel on this coach?
• How far is the walk from the coach drop-off to the main sights, and is the ground flat?
• Is the hotel on one level or does it have a lift, and are there ground-floor rooms?