Eurovision fans are being urged to 'plan ahead' when it comes to travelling to and from the city centre, amid road congestion and train strikes. As EuroFestival launches across the city, these are the cheapest, and most available, public transport routes to consider.
Live performances at Pier Head's EuroVillage, Ukrainian art displays and hundreds of themed watch parties are just a few of the events taking place on top of the huge Grand Final event on Saturday, May 13, as thousands of fans are expected to flock to the city to soak up the atmosphere.
As the celebratory events kick off fans can find affordable tickets on routes into Liverpool with NationalExpress and FlixBus as ongoing rail strikes prove to make some train travel unreliable. Those making long journeys from across the country can find tickets for as little as £10.
