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Q: How do I get to the MCG?

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Q: What is the Australian Sports Museum?

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Guided Tours

Melbourne Guided Sports Walk with Official MCG Tour

Uncover Melbourne's sporting history on a guided walk, explore the MCG, and discover hidden gems in the city only locals would know.
What you'll see on the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Storm Headquarters, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, Melbourne Rugby team headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters, Melbourne Park, and MCG.
What you'll experience at MCG: Boundary line walk, players' changing rooms, photo of Bradman and Tendulkar, the Long Room, plus the 150th-anniversary tapestry.
Whether you're a cricket fanatic, rugby enthusiast, football devotee, or tennis aficionado, this tour offers something for everyone.

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3 hr. 30 min.

Uncover Melbourne's sporting history on a guided walk, explore the MCG, and discover hidden gems in the city only locals would know.
What you'll see on the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Storm Headquarters, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, Melbourne Rugby team headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters, Melbourne Park, and MCG.
What you'll experience at MCG: Boundary line walk, players' changing rooms, photo of Bradman and Tendulkar, the Long Room, plus the 150th-anniversary tapestry.
Whether you're a cricket fanatic, rugby enthusiast, football devotee, or tennis aficionado, this tour offers something for everyone.

Inclusions

3-hour guided walking tour of Melbourne and Melbourne Cricket Ground
English-speaking guide
Small group of up to 12 people
Entry to Melbourne Cricket Ground

Access to:

MCC Long Room
MCC Library
MCG Tapestry
Player change rooms
Cricketers’ viewing room
Ron Casey Media Centre
Portrait of Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar
A walk along the boundary line
Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre
Ponsford Stand
City Terrace with views of Melbourne’s skyline

Exclusions

Entry into venues other than Melbourne Cricket Ground

Meet your guide at Federation Square
75-minute guided tour of Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Pass by Punt Road Oval, home of the Richmond Tigers
Pass by Gosch's Paddock, training ground for Melbourne Storm, Melbourne Rebels, Melbourne Victory & Melbourne Demons
Pass by AAMI Park, Melbourne's home of rectangular sports
Pass by Melbourne and Olympic Parks, home of the Australian Open and other sports
Pass by Yarra River
Return to Federation Square

Tip: After the tour, head to a nearby sports pub like Beer Deluxe or Imperial Bourke Street to soak up the local atmosphere.
This experience is accessible by wheelchair.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
This experience is restricted to guests under 15 years old.
Please note that the tour route and accessible areas may change based on availability due to events or operational reasons.
A minimum of 4 guests are required for this tour to run.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Guided Tours

Melbourne Sports Lovers Day Tour with Official MCG Tour

Every sports lover's dream. This experience includes a guided tour of the MCG and optional visits to the Australian Sports Museum and the Australian Open.
What you'll see at MCG: Boundary line walk, Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre, Ponsford Stand, MCG Tapestry, MCC Long Room, player changing rooms, and more.
What you'll see at Sports Museum: AFL premiership cups, Olympic medals, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, The Ashes urn (replica), interactive exhibits, and more.
What you'll see at Melbourne Park: Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, player pods, player lounge, player training areas, changing rooms, and more.
Explore Melbourne’s Sports Precinct on a relaxed drive, passing spots like Albert Park’s F1 Circuit, the Athletes Village, and Flemington Racecourse.

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5 hr. 30 min. - 8 hr. 30 min.

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Every sports lover's dream. This experience includes a guided tour of the MCG and optional visits to the Australian Sports Museum and the Australian Open.
What you'll see at MCG: Boundary line walk, Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre, Ponsford Stand, MCG Tapestry, MCC Long Room, player changing rooms, and more.
What you'll see at Sports Museum: AFL premiership cups, Olympic medals, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, The Ashes urn (replica), interactive exhibits, and more.
What you'll see at Melbourne Park: Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, player pods, player lounge, player training areas, changing rooms, and more.
Explore Melbourne’s Sports Precinct on a relaxed drive, passing spots like Albert Park’s F1 Circuit, the Athletes Village, and Flemington Racecourse.

Inclusions

5.5/7/8.5-hour guided tour
English-speaking guide
Transportation to the venues
Lunch with a drink
Flemington Racecourse viewing
Commonwealth Games Village drive
Lap of the F1 Grand Prix circuit

Melbourne Cricket Ground Guided Tour

Access to:

MCC Long Room
MCC Library
MCG Tapestry
Player change Rooms
Cricketers' viewing room
Ron Casey Media Centre
Portrait of Sir Donald Bradman & Sachin Tendulkar
A walk along the boundary line
Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre
Ponsford Stand

Australian Sports Museum (if 3/4 Day Tour or Full-Day Tour is selected)

Entry to the Australian Sports Museum

Australian Open Tour (if Full-Day Tour is selected)

Access to:

Player pod
Training areas
Changing rooms
Player lounge
Underground paths
Rod Laver Arena
Margaret Court Arena

Exclusions

Gratuities

Melbourne Cricket Ground

Tip: Be sure to check out the iconic Shane Warne statue outside Gate 2, a fitting tribute to the legendary cricketer and his unforgettable impact on the game.
This experience is accessible by wheelchair.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
All venues are active event sites and therefore subject to closure to non-event visitors.

Australian Sports Museum

Tip: Try the interactive exhibits at the Australian Sports Museum. Test your skills in the Game On section, where you can kick, throw, and race against the best!
This experience is accessible by wheelchair.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
All venues are active event sites and therefore subject to closure to non-event visitors.

Melbourne Park

Tip: Don’t miss the Australian Open Wall of Champions at Melbourne Park, showcasing the names of past winners – it's a great spot for tennis fans to reflect on history!
This experience is accessible by wheelchair.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
All venues are active event sites and therefore subject to closure to non-event visitors.

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Walking Tours

Guided Melbourne Sports Walking Experience + MCG Stadium Tour

USP: Intimate small group tour of Melbourne's most iconic sporting venues, including exclusive access to restricted areas of the MCG.

This 3.5-hour small-group walking tour with a local guide gives you an insider's look at Melbourne's sporting heart.
Highlights of the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters Melbourne Park, MCG
At the MCG, you'll experience: A walk along the boundary line, Players' changing rooms, A chance to see the famous photo of Bradman and Tendulkar, historic Long Room
Fun fact: MCG is the largest stadium in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the largest cricket grounds in the world. It once held a record crowd of over 120,000 for an Australian Rules Football game in 1970.

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USP: Intimate small group tour of Melbourne's most iconic sporting venues, including exclusive access to restricted areas of the MCG.

This 3.5-hour small-group walking tour with a local guide gives you an insider's look at Melbourne's sporting heart.
Highlights of the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters Melbourne Park, MCG
At the MCG, you'll experience: A walk along the boundary line, Players' changing rooms, A chance to see the famous photo of Bradman and Tendulkar, historic Long Room
Fun fact: MCG is the largest stadium in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the largest cricket grounds in the world. It once held a record crowd of over 120,000 for an Australian Rules Football game in 1970.

Inclusions

Guided Melbourne Cricket Ground Tour
Entry to the Australian Sports Museum

Not more than 10 people in a single group.
The venue is wheelchair-accessible and service animals are welcome.
Tip: Take a break and enjoy a meal or snack at one of the MCG's vibrant cafes.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Guided Tours

Melbourne Sports Guided Walking Tour

Intimate tour of Melbourne's sporting history, with upgrade options.

Walk through Melbourne’s sports district with a guide who’s seen it all from within the industry in a small-group tour.
What you'll see on the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Storm Headquarters, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, Melbourne Rugby team headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters, Melbourne Park and Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
What you'll experience: Learn about the rich history of Australian sports, hear stories from passionate local guides, visit iconic sporting venues, capture memorable photos at top landmarks, and gain exclusive insights into the city's sporting culture.
A fan of the Baggy Greens? The MCG guided tour takes you behind the doors to exclusive player areas. Like all sports? Upgrade to visit the Australian Sports Museum.

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2 hr. - 3 hr. 30 min.

Intimate tour of Melbourne's sporting history, with upgrade options.

Walk through Melbourne’s sports district with a guide who’s seen it all from within the industry in a small-group tour.
What you'll see on the walk: National Tennis Centre, Melbourne Storm Headquarters, Melbourne Victory Headquarters, Melbourne Rugby team headquarters, AAMI Park, Olympic Park, AFL Headquarters, Melbourne Park and Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
What you'll experience: Learn about the rich history of Australian sports, hear stories from passionate local guides, visit iconic sporting venues, capture memorable photos at top landmarks, and gain exclusive insights into the city's sporting culture.
A fan of the Baggy Greens? The MCG guided tour takes you behind the doors to exclusive player areas. Like all sports? Upgrade to visit the Australian Sports Museum.

Inclusions

2-hour Melbourne sports walking tour
English-speaking guide
Small group of up to 15 people
See Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne & Olympic Parks, AAMI Park, Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), and more
Duration: 2 to 3.5 hours

MCG Tour (if option selected)

Entry to Melbourne Cricket Ground
Access to Players change rooms, MCC Long Room, Ron Casey Media Center, MCC Library, MCG Tapestry, Cricketers’ viewing room, Portrait of Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar, A walk along the boundary line, Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre, Ponsford Stand, City Terrace with views of Melbourne’s skyline

Australian Sports Museum (if option selected)

Entry to the Australian Sports Museum

Tip: Bring a light, weather-appropriate layer, as Melbourne’s weather can change quickly—even during a short tour.
Tours are limited to 15 people to ensure a personalized experience.
Guests should be prepared for a moderate amount of walking across various venues.
This experience may not be suitable for children aged under 10 years due to the duration and activity level.
Children aged under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
If you choose the MCG Tour combo and a sporting event is taking place at the venue, a guided tour will not be available. Instead, you will receive match tickets.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Guided Tours

Melbourne Park Tennis Experience With Sports Walking Tour

Includes 1-hour tennis court time at Melbourne Park.

Unleash your inner sports fan! Dive into Melbourne's sporting heart with a 2-hour tour of MCG and Melbourne Park – where Aussie champions are born.
What you’ll see on the walk: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Park, Melbourne City FC, Melbourne Victory FC, Birrarung Mar.
What you’ll experience at Melbourne Park: Get the chance to play in the same blue courts you’ve seen in the Australian Open, in an exclusive 1-hour session at the Park.
What you’ll see at MCG: Ponsford Stand, teams' changing rooms, Long Room, walk along the boundary line, 150th-anniversary tapestry & more.

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Includes 1-hour tennis court time at Melbourne Park.

Unleash your inner sports fan! Dive into Melbourne's sporting heart with a 2-hour tour of MCG and Melbourne Park – where Aussie champions are born.
What you’ll see on the walk: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Park, Melbourne City FC, Melbourne Victory FC, Birrarung Mar.
What you’ll experience at Melbourne Park: Get the chance to play in the same blue courts you’ve seen in the Australian Open, in an exclusive 1-hour session at the Park.
What you’ll see at MCG: Ponsford Stand, teams' changing rooms, Long Room, walk along the boundary line, 150th-anniversary tapestry & more.

Inclusions

2-hour guided tour of Melbourne Sports district
English-speaking guide
Small group of up to 15 people
1-hour court hire at Melbourne Park
Racquets and balls
Entry to Melbourne Cricket Ground
Entry to Melbourne Park Tennis Centre

Tip: If you have a specific place you want to visit in the sports precinct, ask your tour guide and they might just be able to take you there!
This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Choose safety and comfort: This experience is not the best fit for cardiac issues and back issues.
A minimum of 2 guests are required to participate for this tour to run.
Nobody likes a crowd. A single group has a maximum of 15 people.
Service animals are allowed on the tour.
Melbourne Cricket Ground and Melbourne Park are event arenas and might be closed to non-ticketed attendees in case of live sporting events.
During the booking process, it’s recommended to provide a mobile or cell number connected to WhatsApp. This will allow the guide to share meeting instructions, including a helpful video.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Plan Your Melbourne Cricket Ground Tour

The Melbourne Cricket Ground is open from 10 am to 5 pm, seven days a week. However, the stadium is closed on Christmas Day, Good Friday, and some match days at MCG.

Best time to go on a tour: September to December are easily the best months to visit the MCG, as the pleasant weather and blue skies make for a picture-perfect trip there!

Tour timings and duration: 75 minutes, departs every 15 minutes, runs 10am to 3pm.

Getting to Melbourne Cricket Ground Tour

The MCG is located in Yarra Park, Melbourne. The closest train stations are Richmond and Jolimont. There are also a number of trams that stop near the stadium.

Location: Brunton Ave, Richmond VIC 3002, Australia
By train: You can get to Lilydale, Belgrave, or Alamein train lines which will take you to Jolimont station - the station nearest to the MCG.
By bus: To get to MCG by bus, you can take the following routes:

Route 246 - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda

Route 246P - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda (Limited Stops)

Route 246R - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda (Weekend Night Bus)

Route 605 - Gardenvale to City via Kooyong Road

Route 246 Bundoora RMIT - Elsternwick (Limited Stops)

By tram: To get to the MCG by tram, you can take either Route 48 or Route 75, after which you can disembark at the MCG or the Jolimont Station.
By car: To get to the MCG by car, if you're traveling from the city center, head in the direction of East Melbourne by taking Wellington Parade. Follow Wellington Parade until you reach the junction with Jolimont Street, where you'll notice the MCG on your right-hand side.

To find parking options close to the MCG, proceed past the stadium and make a right turn onto Jolimont Terrace. There are various parking areas nearby, including the Yarra Park MCG car park and other designated parking lots.

There are 7 MCG gates, which you can use to enter the venue.

Gate 1: Closest to Flinders St station and Batman Ave tram stop
Gate 2: Closest to Wellington Parade tram stop
Gate 3: Closest to Jolimont station
Gate 4: Closest to Yarra Park
Gate 5: Closest to Richmond station and Swan Street tram stop
Gate 6: Closest to Olympic tram stop
Gate 7: Closest to Brunton Ave

Accessibility

The MCG is accessible for all visitors, with wheelchair-accessible seating, ramps, and amenities provided

Melbourne Cricket Ground Tour Tips/Guidelines

Arrive early: The MCG is a large stadium, so it's important to arrive early, especially if you're attending a popular event. This will give you time to find your seats and explore the stadium.
Dress comfortably: You'll be doing a lot of walking at the MCG, so dress comfortably. It's also a good idea to bring sunscreen and a hat, as the stadium can get hot on sunny days.
Be aware of your surroundings: The MCG is a large and crowded venue, so it's important to be aware of your surroundings. Keep your belongings close to you and be mindful of your personal space.
Be respectful: The MCG is a place where people come to celebrate sports and culture. Be respectful of other visitors and the stadium's staff.

There are several merchandise shops located inside the MCG, where you can buy souvenirs, apparel, and other items related to the stadium and the sports that are played there. There are also many food and drink options available at the stadium, including restaurants, cafes, and food trucks.

There are many restaurants and cafes located inside the MCG, where you can enjoy a meal before or after an event. There are also a number of food trucks located outside the stadium, where you can get snacks and drinks.

Here are some of the most popular dining options at the MCG:

The Sporting Globe: This restaurant is located in the Members' Reserve and offers a menu of classic Australian pub fare
The Long Room: This restaurant is located in the Great Southern Stand and offers a menu of fine dining.
The Hill: This cafe is located in the Southern Stand and offers a menu of casual food and drinks.
The Olympic Stand Food Court: This food court is located in the Olympic Stand and offers a variety of food options from different cuisines.

Frequently Asked Questions About Melbourne Cricket Ground Tour

Is it worth going on Melbourne Cricket Ground tour?

Absolutely, and even more so if you’re an avid sports fanatic. A Melbourne Cricket Ground tour will take you through the entire stadium seeped in history while you learn about the legendary matches and events held here. The highlight is, of course, the Australian Sports Museum, which, with your local guide, you can visit and discover memorabilia from famous matches life-size 3D holograms, play games, and gain knowledge through interactive exhibits.

What is included in my MCG tour?

There’s so much you can explore on your Melbourne Cricket Ground tour. Go on an exclusive behind-the-scenes journey where with an expert local guide, you can walk through the MCG Long Room, Library, arena, players’ changing rooms, the MCG tapestry and more, to learn about the history, development – and craze of sports in Australia!

What is the cost of an MCG tour?

On average, an MCG tour for adults costs about AU$35, with a special discount for children between the ages of 5-15, at AU$15.

How long is a Melbourne Cricket Ground tour?

An MCG tour typically takes around 75 minutes. Within this time, you will explore all the interesting aspects of this world-famous stadium.

What are Melbourne Cricket Ground's opening hours?

The MCG is open from 9 am to 5 pm, seven days a week. The stadium is only closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday.

What’s the best time to visit the MCG?

The months of September through December are amazing for taking an MCG tour, as these months bring with them the clearest blue skies and phenomenal views!

How do I get to the MCG?

The MCG is located in Yarra Park, Melbourne.
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Here's how you can get there by public transport:

By train: the closest station is Jolimont, which is just a 4-minute walk away from the stadium. You can take Lilydale, Belgrave, or Alamein lines to get there easily.
By tram: take Route 48 or Route 75 and alight at Jolimont Station.
By bus:
Route 246 - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda
Route 246P - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda (Limited Stops)
Route 246R - Elsternwick to Clifton Hill via St Kilda (Weekend Night Bus)
Route 605 - Gardenvale to City via Kooyong Road Route 246 Bundoora RMIT - Elsternwick (Limited Stops)

Which entrance should I use to enter the Melbourne Cricket Ground?

There are 7 gates which you can use to get into the MCG:
Gate 1: Closest to Flinders St station and Batman Ave tram stop
Gate 2: Closest to Wellington Parade tram stop
Gate 3: Closest to Jolimont station
Gate 4: Closest to Yarra Park
Gate 5: Closest to Richmond station and Swan Street tram stop
Gate 6: Closest to Olympic tram stop
Gate 7: Closest to Brunton Ave

If you are taking public transport, Gate 3, 4 & 7 would be the closest to reach the stadium.

What is the Australian Sports Museum?

The Australian Sports Museum is an immersive destination within the MCG that celebrates Australia's rich sporting heritage. It features interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and engaging displays that showcase the nation's sporting achievements.

Can I visit both the MCG and the Australian Sports Museum with a single ticket?

Yes, absolutely! We offer Combo Tickets that grant you access to both the MCG and the Australian Sports Museum. It's a perfect way to experience the best of both worlds – the legendary arena and the captivating museum.

What is included in the Combo Ticket?

The Combo Ticket includes a guided tour of the MCG, where you'll explore iconic areas like the players' changing rooms and the arena. It also gives you admission to the Australian Sports Museum, where you can dive into interactive exhibits and sports memorabilia.

How do I book a Combo Ticket?

Booking a Combo Ticket is easy! Visit the Headout website, select the desired date and time, and choose the Combo Ticket option. Follow the prompts to complete your booking, and you'll be all set for an unforgettable sports and cultural experience. Book your Combo Tickets for the MCG Tour and Australian Sports Museum now!

Can I explore the MCG and the Australian Sports Museum on the same day with the Combo Ticket?

Absolutely. With the Combo Ticket, you have the flexibility to enjoy both attractions on the same day. Embark on a guided tour of the MCG and then seamlessly transition to the Australian Sports Museum for an immersive journey into Australia's sporting history.

Can I purchase tickets for the Australian Sports Museum separately?

Yes, you can purchase tickets solely for the Australian Sports Museum. However, opting for the Combo Ticket not only offers greater value but also combines the best of both attractions for a comprehensive experience.

Can I cancel my Combo Ticket booking?

Yes, you can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Can I go for an Australian Rules Football (AFL) game at the MCG?

Definitely! The stadium generally hosts about 47 Australian Football League games each year, with the current season ending around August.

What is the seating capacity of the Melbourne Cricket Ground?

The MCG's seating capacity, the largest in the country, and one one of the largest in the world, with the ability to host about 1,00,024 guests.

What are the best seats at the MCG if I go for a match?

The best seats at the MCG are in the Members' Reserve, which is located in the northern part of the stadium. These seats offer excellent views of the playing field.

What are the most popular events at the MCG?

The most popular events at the Melbourne Cricket Ground are AFL Grand Finals, Test cricket matches, and One Day International cricket matches. The stadium also hosts a number of other events, such as concerts, soccer matches, and rugby league matches.

What are the rules and regulations for visiting MCG?

There are a number of rules and regulations for visiting the MCG. For example, you are not allowed to bring alcohol or food into the stadium. You are also not allowed to smoke in the stadium.

Is the Melbourne Cricket Ground wheelchair accessible?

Yes, there are multiple options of accessible seating at the venue, as well as designated accessible parking and toilets.

What are some tips before I plan my visit to the MCG?

There are a number of things to keep in mind when visiting the Melbourne Cricket Ground. For example, the stadium can get very crowded, so it is important to arrive early. You should also dress comfortably, as you will be doing a lot of walking.

What are some things to do at the MCG besides watching sports?

There are a number of things to do at the Melbourne Cricket Ground besides watching sports. For example, you can visit the National Sports Museum, which is located inside the stadium. You can also take a tour of the stadium, or you can just relax on one of the lawns.

What are some attractions near the MCG that I can visit?

There are a number of nearby attractions to visit, such as the Royal Botanic Gardens, Federation Square, and the Melbourne Museum.