Fans celebrating in a crowd at Melbourne Park.
Aerial of Melbourne Park with AAMI Park in the foreground.
Alexander Zverev chaces are ball on the base line.

Melbourne Park

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Description

Melbourne Park is Victoria’s live events epicentre, bringing millions together in the heart of the city to share experiences, make lifelong memories and enjoy the best live sports, music and entertainment. We bring the best of the world to Melbourne, and showcase the best of Melbourne to the world. 

Spanning 40 hectares along the Birrarung (Yarra River), Melbourne Park is home to six world-class venues—Rod Laver Arena, AAMI Park, John Cain Arena, Margaret Court Arena, Kia Arena and Centrepiece—and showcases Victoria to the world as the home of the Australian Open.

Breaking attendance records year-on-year, January’s world-famous Australian Open sets the pace for an annual event calendar packed with arena spectaculars, family events, headline entertainment, up-and-coming local artists and world class sports.

Through marquee events ranging from fixtures to finals across a wide variety of sporting codes, and a roster of performers ranging from Kylie Minogue and Beyoncé to Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones, Melbourne Park welcomes 3.8 million visitors across 500 events annually.  

What's On

Go behind-the-scenes at one of the world’s most iconic destinations for live events with an exclusive tour of Melbourne Park. Walk in the footsteps of your favourite artists and athletes with VIP access to Rod Laver Arena—Australia’s home for global music superstars and centre court for the Australian Open.

Walk through the underground connective tissue of Melbourne Park where you will take the court at Kia Arena. At AAMI Park, guests will have the chance to step into the shoes of their favourite Matilda, Socceroo, NRL and A-League stars, and visit a range of spaces throughout the stadium.

Throughout the tour, guests will hear about a range of programs and initiatives, including Sensory Rooms at Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and AAMI Park, designed to ensure Melbourne Park is one of the most inclusive and accessible precincts in the world.

Tours will be conducted by Melbourne Park team members, who will share their insights into how they help bring amazing events to life.

Images: (1) Melbourne Park, Where We Play. (2) Melbourne Park from above. (3) Australian Open. (4) Dua Lipa at Rod Laver Arena. (5) Sensory Room at Melbourne Park. All photos: courtesy Melbourne and Olympic Park Trust.

Important Details

Tour/event summary information

Saturday 25 July + Sunday 26 July
Tours run 10am, 12pm + 2pm
Running for 90 minutes in groups of 20

Bookings

Bookings required—$7 booking fee applies
First release tickets: 12pm Wednesday 1 July
Second release tickets: 10am Saturday 4 July

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Meeting Point

Meet at Garden Square, located between St Andrews Beach Brewery and Margaret Court Arena. This tour will conclude at AAMI Park, Olympic Blvd, Melbourne VIC 3004.

Accessibility

All ages, Assistance animals welcome, All-gender bathrooms, Accessible bathrooms, Lift access to all public levels, Ramp or level (step free) entry, Accessible parking, Level access tram stop

Accessible parking is available at our Eastern Plaza Car Park. Accessible amenities like toilets, ramps and elevators will be accessed at multiple points throughout the tour.

Location

Olympic Blvd, Melbourne VIC 3000

Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country

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