Prices for alcoholic drinks at Oasis' upcoming gigs in Scotland have been revealed.
Fans travelling to Edinburgh to watch the Mancunian rockers at Murrayfield are now being told what they can expect to pay for both alcoholic and soft beverages at the concerts.
The Wonderwall hitmakers will perform at the stadium tonight before returning tomorrow (Saturday) then Tuesday (August 12).
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Ahead of the first show tonight, the bar menu has been revealed.
Those looking to indulge at the events face steep prices.
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How much will drinks cost at Murrayfield?
Draught
- Heineken (half pint) £4.30
- Heineken (pint) £7.85
- Amstel (half pint) £4.30
- Amstel (pint) £7.50
- Inch's (half pint) £4.30
- Inch's (pint) £7.50
Packaged
- Beavertown Neck Oil £7.50
- Old Mout Cider Berries & Cherries £7.50
- Gluten Free Lager £7
- Heineken 0% £6
Spirit and Mixer
- Neft vodka (25ml) £11.50
- Neft vodka (50ml) £15
- Volcan Tequila (25ml) £11.50
- Volcan Tequila (50ml) £15
- Eminente Rum (25ml) £11.50
- Eminente Rum (50ml) £15
- Gordon's Pink Gin (25ml) £10.50
- Gordon's Pink Gin (50ml) £14
- Bombay Sapphire (25ml) £10.50
- Bombay Sapphie (50ml) £14
- Jack Daniel's (25ml) £10.50
- Jack Daniel's (50ml) £14
- Captain Morgan Spiced Rum (25ml) £10.50
- Captain Morgan Spiced Rum (50ml) £14
Cocktails
- Spicy Margarita £10
- Passionfruit Martini £10
- Strawberry Daiquiri £10
Wine
La Vielle Ferne White, Red, and Rose £12.50
Soft drinks
- Coca-Cola £3.50
- Diet Coke £3.50
- Coca-Cola Zero £3.50
- Fanta Orange £3.50
- Sprite Zero £3.50
- Coke Zero Lemon £3.50
- Oasis Zero Exotic Fruit £4.50
- Water £5
- Red Bull £5
- Red Bull Sugar Free £5
- Red Bull Editions £5
Snacks
- Confectionery £2.50
- Crisps £2.50
It comes after we previously reported that Oasis fans are being urged to only travel to Murrayfield Stadium if they have a ticket to the band's shows.
Jane Meagher, City of Edinburgh Council leader, asked concert-goers to be considerate of residents who live in the area.
She said: "We’re urging people to only travel to Murrayfield and the surrounding area if you have a ticket.
"Excitement is building in Edinburgh for Oasis Live 25 as it’s our turn to witness rock history.
“With all of our partners in the city, we’ve been planning for this for some time to make sure we’re ready to welcome thousands of Oasis fans over three nights.
“We are keen for everyone to have an enjoyable experience, not only at the show, but on their way before and after.
"Whilst we relish hosting the biggest and best events and want everyone attending to truly enjoy themselves, it’s important that we remember our residents.
“We ask that visitors are considerate and respectful of them whilst enjoying our fantastic capital city."
Meanwhile, ScotRail confirmed that it will be running extra trains for fans attending the shows.
The rail operator is also putting on extra carriages as well as late-night services on routes heading to and from the capital.
Additional late-night services will operate from Edinburgh to Glasgow, Dundee, Dunblane, and Perth.
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