Updated in October 2026, this Optus Stadium Tour guide covers ticket prices, tour times, parking, accessibility and what to see.
The Optus Stadium Tour is a 90-minute behind-the-scenes tour of Perth‘s 60,000-seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula. A guide leads you through the players’ changerooms, the media centre and the Victory Lounge. You can book through Viator before you travel. As of October 2026, an adult ticket costs $37 and a child ticket costs $25, not the $35 and $28 shown by older guides. Trains now stop at the stadium seven days a week.
Quick facts for the Optus Stadium Tour
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | The Ozone, 333 Victoria Park Drive, Burswood, Western Australia 6100 |
| Meeting point | The Ozone, under the City View Café next to Gate D |
| Tour length | About 90 minutes and 2.5 kilometres |
| Tour days | Daily on non-event days. Departure times are shown in the booking calendar |
| Adult | $37 |
| Child | $25 |
| Concession | Available with a Pension Card, Health Care Card, Seniors Health Card or Student Card |
| Parking | Three free parking areas |
| Nearest transit | Perth Stadium station, served seven days a week |
| Phone | (08) 6247 5000 |
Why book tickets for the Optus Stadium Tour?
- 🏉 Three changerooms in one tour: You visit the Fremantle Dockers, West Coast Eagles and Perth Scorchers changerooms.
- 🪑 Sit on the interchange benches: You can sit where the stars of the game sit during a match.
- 🎙️ The Dennis Cometti Media Centre: An interactive experience in the stadium’s state-of-the-art media centre.
- 🌆 Swan River and skyline views: The tour ends with views over the river and the Perth city skyline.
- ♿ Accessible for all abilities: Lifts connect the floors, and wheelchairs and prams are welcome.
Ticket prices for the Optus Stadium Tour – and how to book
All prices are in Australian dollars.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | $37 |
| Child | $25 |
| Concession (Pension Card, Health Care Card, Seniors Health Card or Student Card) | Price shown at booking |
| Family | Discounted family tickets are shown at booking |
Choose your date and time in the online booking calendar. Tickets are for a set departure, and tours leave on time. You can book through Viator before you travel.
The HALO and Vertigo rooftop experiences and the Sky View Deck Tour are separate tickets. Gift vouchers are available for the rooftop experiences.
Tour times for the Optus Stadium Tour
Tours run every day on non-event days, so the stadium is not available when a match or concert is on. Departure times can change, so check the booking calendar for your date.
| Item | Hours |
|---|---|
| Optus Stadium Tour | Daily on non-event days. Times shown in the booking calendar |
| The Ozone (ticket desk), Monday to Friday | 9:00 to 17:00 |
| The Ozone (ticket desk), Saturday and Sunday | 9:00 to 15:00 |
| City View Café | 7:00 to 15:00 daily, except on event days |
Arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before your tour. Tours leave on time, and late arrivals may not be rescheduled.
5 great things to do in Perth
- 🚲 Take the ferry to Rottnest Island – then cycle to the beaches and quokkas.
- 🌌 Dine in the desert and go stargazing – on an evening Pinnacles tour.
- 🐬 Swim with wild dolphins – on a wildlife adventure to Rockingham.
- 🍷 Combine a Swan River cruise with wine-tasting in the Swan Valley.
- 🏟️ Go behind the scenes – on an Optus Stadium tour.
How to get to the Optus Stadium Tour
The meeting point is The Ozone, on the west side of the stadium next to Gate D, under the City View Café. By train, services stop at Perth Stadium station seven days a week, and you can plan your journey with Transperth. By car, three free parking areas serve the tour. Check the tour map for their locations.
Parking at the Optus Stadium Tour
Three free parking areas are available for tour visitors. A parking map shows where they are, and you should check it before you travel. Allow extra time to walk from the car park to The Ozone.
How long to spend at the Optus Stadium Tour
The tour takes about 90 minutes and covers about 2.5 kilometres at a steady pace, with several stops. Add 10 minutes for check-in and time for a coffee or lunch at the City View Café afterwards.
Accessibility at the Optus Stadium Tour
The tour is accessible for all abilities, and wheelchairs and prams are welcome. Lifts carry the group between floors. Tell the team about a wheelchair, a pram or a dislike of lifts in the special needs section when you book.
There is no cloakroom, so you cannot leave bags or prams at the stadium. Toilets are inside Gate D and in the City View Café. You must stay with your tour leader until the end for security and safety.
What to see on the Optus Stadium Tour
The players’ changerooms. You visit the changerooms of the Fremantle Dockers, the West Coast Eagles and the Perth Scorchers. They show what the players see on game day.
The interchange benches. You can sit on the ground-level benches used by the stars of the game. They are beside the field of play.
The Dennis Cometti Media Centre. This state-of-the-art media centre offers an interactive experience. It shows how matches are covered.
The Victory Lounge and the Coaches’ Room. The Victory Lounge looks out over the field of play from one of the best vantage points. The Coaches’ Room is a space normally reserved for coaches.
The Swan River and city views. The tour finishes with views of the Swan River and the Perth skyline. The tour ends outside the City View Café.
The City View Café. The café above The Ozone serves breakfast and lunch with views of the river and the city. A lift gives access.
Practical visitor tips for the Optus Stadium Tour
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book ahead | Tours depart on a set schedule, so book tickets in advance to secure your preferred departure. |
| Arrive 10 minutes early | Tours leave on time and cannot always be rescheduled for late arrivals. |
| Wear comfortable shoes | The tour covers about 2.5 kilometres. Dress for the weather and wear your team’s colours if you like. |
| Travel light | There is no cloakroom for bags, luggage or prams. |
| Check the calendar for event days | Tours do not run on event days, so confirm your date before you travel. |
Frequently asked questions about the Optus Stadium Tour
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How long is the Optus Stadium Tour? | About 90 minutes. The route is about 2.5 kilometres long with several stops. |
| Do I see any players? | No. The tours do not include a meet and greet, but you may see a club training. |
| Can I take photos? | Yes, for personal use. Commercial audio visual recording is prohibited. |
| Is the tour wheelchair accessible? | Yes. Lifts connect the floors, and you should note a wheelchair in the special needs section when you book. |
| Do I need to book in advance? | Online booking is the safest option, and advance booking is recommended so you secure your preferred departure. |
Things to do near the Optus Stadium Tour
The Perth Mint: A historic mint in East Perth where you can watch a gold pour.
Matagarup Mini Golf: A mini golf course on the banks of the Swan River in East Perth.
Matagarup Bridge: A pedestrian bridge across the Swan River that links the stadium to East Perth.
Burswood Park: A riverside park with walking paths along the Swan River in Burswood.
Crown Perth: An entertainment complex with restaurants and a casino in Burswood.
Alternatives to the Optus Stadium Tour
HALO Rooftop Climb: A 360-degree harnessed walk around the rooftop of Optus Stadium.
Sky View Deck Tour: A short tour of the stadium’s viewing deck over the Perth city skyline.
Fremantle Prison: A heritage-listed convict prison with guided tours in Fremantle.
Perth Zoo: A zoo with Australian and international animals in South Perth.
Rottnest Island: An island with beaches and quokkas, reached by ferry from Perth or Fremantle.
More Perth travel
Other Perth travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Practical Perth beach guides: Plan a visit to Scarborough Beach, Cottesloe Beach, Trigg Beach or Coogee Beach.
- Practical tips for visiting the Caversham Wildlife Park.
- WA Museum Boola Bardip visitor guide: Ticket prices, opening hours and what to see at Western Australia’s flagship museum.
- AQWA visitor guide: What you should know before visiting the Aquarium of Western Australia at Hillarys.
- Guides to the top attractions in Fremantle: Including Fremantle Prison, the Roundhouse, the WA Maritime Museum and the WA Shipwrecks Museum.
