Tower 6 at Melbourne Cricket Ground
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Brunton Ave, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
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Reviews for Melbourne Cricket Ground
Shanz Shanz
Visiting the Melbourne Cricket Ground was truly a memorable experience. The stadium’s sheer size and historic significance immediately stood out—it’s not just a sporting venue, but a landmark filled with tradition and pride. Walking through the gates, I could feel the energy and legacy of countless legendary matches that have taken place here. The guided tour was well-organized and gave fascinating insights into the stadium’s history, the players, and the cultural importance of cricket in Australia. Standing in the stands and imagining the roar of over 100,000 fans was simply breathtaking. The MCG shop was also a highlight, offering a wide range of memorabilia and merchandise, perfect for any cricket lover. Overall, the visit was both exciting and inspiring. Whether you’re a cricket enthusiast, a sports fan, or just someone who appreciates history and culture, the MCG is an absolute must-visit in Melbourne
Dr harjot gurudatta
Experiencing the history and grandeur of the renowned sporting arena was truly remarkable. The comprehensive tour provided an intimate look at the stadium's iconic features, including the hallowed grounds and player facilities. Engaging with the rich heritage and significant moments that have transpired within its walls was captivating. The informative insights into the venue's evolution and its place in sports history were enlightening. Overall, the visit left a lasting impression of admiration for the venue's significance.
Yasser Jamal
Visiting the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the first time was truly a memorable experience. The sheer history of this iconic stadium is impressive, and the guided tour brings it to life in a unique way. Our guide, Jerry, was knowledgeable and engaging, making the 60–70 minute tour informative and enjoyable. The tour takes you deep inside the MCG, including exclusive areas like the players' seating boxes, and members' lounges. One of the highlights was the bird’s eye view from the top, which gives you a real sense of how massive the ground is. There are a few facilities on site including a small café and a gift shop for souvenirs. Parking can be tricky since it’s not available inside the stadium, but we were lucky to find street parking easily on a weekday. For cricket fans, timing your visit is key. The stadium often hosts football games, so the pitch is not always set up for cricket. The best time to experience it in its full cricketing glory is during the Boxing Day Test match around Christmas. Overall, it’s a must visit spot in Melbourne, rich with sporting history and atmosphere especially if you are a cricket fan.
Peter
My daughter and I, visiting from England, had a great time on the tour of the MCG. Expertly guided by club member Anne, we thoroughly enjoyed the experience on the eve of the AFL Grand Final. As we anticipated, the changing rooms and Long Room were out of bounds so close to the big event, but these minor disappointments were soon forgotten as the rest of the tour was so informative and inspiring. Should you have the opportunity to also visit the adjoining museum you must do so, as this is a phenomenal experience. Many thanks to Bill, the very helpful volunteer who entertained me here. A real highlight of our trip to the city.
Inthira
This is the second largest cricket ground. We were welcome to visit the cricket ground. Each and everything of the auditorium was clearly presented to us. We saw the cricketers landing area , their changing rooms , Physio therapy rooms , resting rooms . The ground was being maintained. We also saw the place where the speakers sit , the management sitting area cafeteria and so on . The best part is the museum. Very informative. Must visit whole you are at Australia don’t miss it.
Other spaces at this venue
Members Dining Room
Set in the heart of the Melbourne Cricket Club member’s reserve, the Members Dining Room is the ideal setting for your conference, lunch or dinner. The ultimate in prestige and sophistication, the Members Dining Room is saturated in the tra...
Olympic Room
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Legends Room
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Jim Stynes Grill
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AFL Dining Room
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Robert Flower Terrace
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Australian Sports Museum
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Jack Ryder Room
The Jack Ryder Room, named after the champion Victorian and Australian cricketer, overlooks the arena and has perfect views for a lunch, dinner, or cocktail event. The Jack Ryder Room offers the ultimate in flexibility, with the capability...
The Long Room
The famous Long Room leather couches offer premium views of the hallowed turf, and are complimented by the fine selection of sporting memorabilia displayed within. The Long Room is located in the Members' Reserve on Level 2.
The Committee Room
The Committee Room features spectacular views towards the hallowed turf and an exceptional range of paintings, photographs and iconic features depicting the MCG’s long and proud history. Functions and conferences booked in the MCC Committe...
MCC Library
The MCC Library contains one of the most comprehensive and varied collections of sporting books and ephemera in the world. Covering sports played by the MCC and at the MCG, the collection’s strengths are cricket, Australian football and the...
Players Changerooms
The Changerooms have been one of the highlights on the MCG Tour, where visitors are taken down race and into the rooms to explore the locker area, warm up and coaches briefing room. MCG Events is proud to now be activating these spaces for...
Rooftop Terraces
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