Scotrail are going all out for their 4th July celebrations by offering Queen Street passengers some free New York inspired delights!
As part of their new "Golden Ticket" campaign, passengers won't need to spend a buck as Scotrail gives away American style donuts drizzled with a distinctly Scottish Irn-Bru glaze and gourmet food truck Firebird will be dishing out their naked dogs with lashings of mustard and ketchup.
As if free food wasn't enough to keep us happy, passengers could also win a trip to NYC for the weekend. To be in with the chance of a trip to the city that never sleeps, entrants must register online at goldenticket.scotrail.co.uk before July 31st.
The prize is offered as part of their campaign thanking customers for bearing with them during the tunnel closures.
The pop-up will be open from 4:30pm until 6:30pm.
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