Scots Oasis ticket-holders offered incredible discounts including cheap merchandise and parking – here's how
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OASIS fans heading to the Scots gigs can monkey around with discount deals before the gig at Edinburgh Zoo - and get money off parking.
The Manchester supergroup are playing three dates at Murrayfield Stadium in the capital on August 8, 9 and 12.
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Edinburgh Zoo is a 30 minute walk from Murrayfield
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Murrayfield is hosting three gigs in August
The zoo, situated a short walk from the ground, have offered discounts on fans who can show a ticket proving they are going to the sell-out gigs.
The huge tourist attraction posted on social media those with gold dust briefs can gain 25% off admission, 25% off bucket hats and 15% off merchandise at the zoo shop.
Fans can also take advantage of £20 parking at the zoo, which is a 30 minute walk from Murrayfield Stadium.
The post said: 'What's the story, morning glory?
'Oasis are playing Murrayfield and we're rolling with it.
'Got a ticket for 8, 9 or 12 August?
'Flash it at the zoo and get 25% off admission (because nothing says pre-gig vibes like a stroll past a rhino), 25% off bucket hats (Liam would approve), 15% off shop merch (penguins > parkas?), £20 parking – just a short walk from the gig (Don't Look Back in Anger… at traffic).'
The summer dates will go ahead when the capital is already packed with residents and tourists during the Edinburgh festival period.
Oasis have already played several massive shows in Cardiff and Manchester.
The Oasis Live '25 tour resumes on Friday with the first of five gigs at London's Wembley Stadium.
Oasis kick off first Manchester homecoming gig after 16 years away
The band will then play in Edinburgh and Dublin before heading to Canada, the US and Mexico. Two further Wembley gigs are lined up in September.
We previously reported how OASIS fans have been branded 'drunk', 'lairy', 'fat' and 'old' in secret safety briefings ahead of their three sell-out Murrayfield megagigs.
Snooty Edinburgh council officials also said punters at August's shows will be mainly 'middle-aged men' who 'take up more room'.
Papers released under freedom of information laws reveal fears that acts will pull out of Edinburgh's world-famous arts festival due to possible clashes with 'rowdy' punters heading to the Britpop legends' three sell-out shows nearby
Snooty officials expect 'medium to high intoxication' and a 'substantial amount of older fans' among the 210,000 gig-goers at Murrayfield Stadium on August 8, 9 and 12.
Meanwhile millions are set to pour into the capital for Fringe comedy, music, dance, cabaret and kids' shows from August 1 to 25.
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