



Brunton Ave, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
Function Venue
•The MCG is more than just a sports venue. It’s a place where memories are made and childhood dreams come alive. There are fleeting moments at the ‘G that stay with you forever. Ask any Victorian and they’ll be aware of the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s status as the home of sport. But it is also steeped in a rich history; established in 1853, less than 20 years after the founding of Melbourne, it is often described as the beating heart of this fantastic city. It has been the home of Australian football since 1859, and was the birthplace of Test cricket in 1877 and one-day international cricket in 1971.
It is the largest stadium in Australia, perfect for hosting a wide range of events beyond just cricket. With a seating capacity of over 100,000, the MCG plays host to thrilling AFL matches, international cricket fixtures, and various concerts featuring world-renowned artists. The impressive size and accessibility make it an ideal location for major sporting events and other events, whether social or corporate.
Here is our 3D virtual tour: https://mcgevents.com.au/explore-the-g/virtual-walkthrough













| Price Type | Price Per Person (Starting From) |
|---|---|
| Day Delegate Package (DDP) | $ 99 |
| Half Day Delegate Package (HDDP) | $ 84 |
| 2 Course Menu | $ 86 |
| 3 Course Menu | $ 116 |
| 3 Hour Canapes | $ 84 |
| 3 Hour Beverage Package | $ 51 |
Please note, that pricing may be subject to change without notice. We recommend confirming with the venue prior to booking to ensure you have the most up-to-date information.
The Melbourne Cricket Ground is an absolute must visit, whether you're a cricket fan or not. The sheer size, history, and atmosphere of the stadium are incredible, and the guided tour is well worth it. Walking through the players' areas, the Long Room, the iconic stands, and learning about the rich sporting history of Australia made for a memorable experience. One of the most emotional parts of the visit was the Shane Warne memorial. Seeing the heartfelt dedications from his children was incredibly touching and a beautiful tribute to one of cricket's greatest legends. It added a deeply personal and emotional dimension to the visit that we won't forget. The Australian Sports Museum is an excellent addition to the visit. The interactive games area is great fun for both children and adults, giving everyone the chance to test their sporting skills and making the experience much more engaging than a traditional museum. If you're driving, it's worth planning your parking in advance. Parking around the MCG can be expensive and fills up quickly on event days, so arriving early is a good idea. Public transport is also an excellent option, with tram and train stops just a short walk from the stadium. Wear comfortable walking shoes, as there is a lot to see, and allow at least three to four hours if you're planning to do both the stadium tour and the Australian Sports Museum. The MCG is more than just a cricket ground. It's a place where sporting history comes alive, and it's an unforgettable experience for visitors to Melbourne.
We watched an exciting Australian football game at this stadium, and it was a fantastic experience. The stadium is in a great location, close to the city centre, making it very easy to get to. The atmosphere was amazing and I highly recommend it if you’re visiting Melbourne.
The best way to see this iconic landmark is by guided tour which you can book. The tour takes you through the history, to seating area, players changing room, strategy rooms, dining area, rest area. You can also see the museum to know the rich history of the club. One advice will be to book Shane Warne audiovideo tour which shows the journey of sharne Warne and his collections.
Brilliant stadium, crazy how many people can fit in this place. We had the little one with us and staff were more than happy to help. So kind and friendly. Brilliant parents room. And pram storage. Food and drink easy to access too.
The MCG Museum is excellent—well curated, engaging, and full of Australian sporting history. The interactive games add a fun arcade-like feel, making it a must-visit for cricket and AFL fans. You can also do a two-hour stadium tour, but we settled for the self-guided museum visit. A great mix of heritage, nostalgia, and hands-on entertainment.

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