MELBOURNE SPORTS LOVERS morning Tour with Melbourne Cricket Ground 

City sightseeing with a difference. Visit the venues that host some of Australia’s favourite sporting events. 

Explore Flemington Race Course, home of the Spring Racing Carnival and The Melbourne Cup “the horse race that stops the nation”.  Drive through the Commonwealth Games Athletes Village and around Albert Park, on the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix Circuit. 

MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND – Tour
behind the scenes of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.  The MCG is Australia’s most significant
sports stadium.  Dating back to 1853,
it has been used for the 1956 Olympics, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games,
International Cricket and Australian Rules Football and so much more.

Explore the inner sanctum of the MCG, walk on the hallowed arena and
experience where legends play!  Gain an
insight into Melbourne’s sporting culture while exploring one of the world’s
most iconic stadiums, as you hear from the proud MCC volunteers and go behind
the scenes of the ‘G. 

Highlights of the tour (subject to availability) are: The famous 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 on the arena, Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre, Ponsford
Stand. 

Cafe/Pub Style lunch included in the Docklands Precinct.

A fabulous way to explore Melbourne’s sporting culture.

PLEASE NOTE:

* Minimum 6 people required for this tour depart.

* ALL venues are active event sites and therefore subject to closure to non-event visitors.  For example: Flemington Racecourse is not available to tours during Melbourne Cup Carnival; Albert Park and the GP Circuit are unavailable the week prior to and for a day after the Australia Formula 1 Grand Prix; Australian Open tours only operate on Mondays & Fridays and do not operate from mid-December through to the end of January; and MCG Tours are unavailable at certain times on event days.  To the best of our ability we will schedule our tour dates accordingly, however last minute alterations are sometimes unavoidable.

* Melbourne weather can be variable – we
recommend you check the weather forecast and dress appropriately including
carrying sunscreen or an umbrella where necessary.

* There is no dress code however we recommend you wear comfortable shoes for walking as parts of
this tour take place on foot.