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Last Minute Fringe Bargains for Scottish Postcodes at Gilded Balloon

claire smith by claire smith
August 29, 2026
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Last Minute Fringe Bargains for Scottish Postcodes at Gilded Balloon

Gilded Balloon is extending its ‘Postcode Pals’ scheme for Edinburgh, Fife, Glasgow and Central Belt residents to cover the final days of the Fringe.

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People living in EH, KY, FK and G areas can choose from more than 200 Edinburgh Fringe performances for just six pounds a ticket.

The offer covers Sunday August 30 and Monday August 31.

Karen and Katy Koren, Artistic Directors of Gilded Balloon, said: “We have decided to extend Postcode Pals for our final two days of our fantastic Fringe programme. We want to say thank you to our local audiences and the communities that support us year-round and give them a chance to enjoy our last shows of the 2026 Fringe”

The offer covers an exciting cross-section of Gilded Balloon’s 2026 programme, including Gilded Balloon co-productions and visiting companies with more than 200 comedy, theatre, music, family and spoken word performances taking part in the promotion.

To claim the discount people can book through the Gilded Balloon website using the code PALS26.

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Claire Smith is a news and feature writer who has written for many years about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. She has written about cabaret, comedy, theatre and spoken word and has a particular fondness for the wild, the avant garde and the eccentric.

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