Book Your Optus Stadium Tour

Your Optus Stadium tour will take you on a journey through the stadium, starting at the Eastern Concourse. With an expert guide, you'll learn about the history of the stadium and how it was built. You'll also get to see the players' changing rooms, the coaches' box, and the media center. The tour will also take you to the upper levels of the stadium, where you'll get stunning views of the Swan River and the city skyline. You'll also have the opportunity to walk on the field and experience what it's like to be a player.

On average, a standard guided tour for adults costs about AU$28, with a special discount for children between the ages of 5-15, at AU$18. If you opt for a climb to the rooftop, it would cost you about AU$109, while if you opt for only a guided tour of the rooftop without the climb, it would cost you around AU$89.

On average, a guided tour would take approximately 90 minutes. You can stay for longer to shop for merchandise, or have some snacks and refreshments.

There are three different types of Optus Stadium tours:
The Optus Stadium tour: This tour gives you access to the stadium's lower levels, including the players' change rooms, the media center, and the press box. You will also get to see the stadium's unique design features, such as the Halo roof and the retractable pitch.
Halo rooftop tour of Optus Stadium: This tour gives you access to the stadium's rooftop, which offers stunning views of the city skyline. You will also get to see the stadium's unique design features, such as the Halo roof and the retractable pitch.
Guided tour of Optus Stadium Vertigo: This tour gives you access to the stadium's highest point, the Halo, through an exciting climb! Enjoy breathtaking views of the city skyline. You will also get to walk on a 10-meter walkway without handrails, suspended high above the stadium.

The tours last for approximately 90 minutes each and are suitable for all ages. However, children under the age of 5 must be accompanied by an adult on the Optus Stadium tour and the Halo rooftop tour. The guided tour of Optus Stadium Vertigo is suitable for adults only.

The tour includes a guided tour of the stadium's rooftop, which offers stunning views of the city skyline. You will also get to see the stadium's unique design features, such as the Halo roof and the retractable pitch. The tour lasts for approximately 90 minutes.

The tour includes a guided tour of the stadium's highest point, the Halo, which offers breathtaking views of the city skyline. You will also get to walk on a 10-meter walkway without handrails, suspended high above the stadium. The tour lasts for approximately 90 minutes.

The main difference between the three tours is the level of access that you get to the stadium. The Optus Stadium tour gives you access to the stadium's lower levels, the Halo Rooftop Tour gives you access to the stadium's rooftop, and the guided tour of Optus Stadium Vertigo includes a thrilling climb to the stadium's highest point.

The prices for the three tours vary depending on the time of year and the day of the week. However, they typically range from AUD$28 to AUD$109 per person.

Tours can be cancelled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The Optus Stadium is open from 9 am to 5 pm, seven days a week. The last tour starts at 4 pm.

Best time to visit: The best time to go on the Optus Stadium tour is during the spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May) months. The weather is usually mild and sunny during these months, making it a pleasant experience to be outdoors.

The Optus Stadium is located in Burswood, Western Australia. You can get to the stadium by train, bus, or car. The stadium is also accessible by bike.
By train: Optus Stadium is conveniently located near the Stadium Station, which is served by the Armadale and Thornlie train lines. Simply take the train to the Stadium Station and follow the signage to reach the stadium.
By car: Optus Stadium is conveniently located in Burswood, Perth. If you're driving, you can use Great Eastern Highway, which connects to Victoria Park Drive and then onto Roger Mackay Drive. Follow the signs to the stadium, and ample parking is available on-site.
Walking or cycling: Optus Stadium is easily accessible by foot or bicycle, especially if you're staying nearby. There are pedestrian paths and dedicated cycling lanes in the area, making it a pleasant and eco-friendly way to reach the stadium. Follow the signs and consider using navigation apps for the best walking or cycling route.

There are different entry points to the Optus stadium. You can find the nearest one to you and enter the Optus Stadium.
Eastern Concourse: The closest entrance to the Eastern Concourse is from Perth Stadium Station.
Western Concourse: The closest entrance to the Western Concourse is from the Matagarup Bridge.
Matagarup Bridge: The Matagarup Bridge is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that connects the Burswood Peninsula to the city. It is a popular option for people who are walking or cycling to the stadium.

If you are taking public transport, the stadium is served by Perth Stadium Station on the Joondalup, Fremantle, and Armadale lines.
The station is located in Stadium Park, which is adjacent to the stadium.

The seating capacity of the Optus Stadium is about 61,266.

The best seats at the Optus Stadium are on the lower level, near the centre of the field. These seats offer the best views of the action.

There are a few rules and regulations for visiting the Optus Stadium. You must be over the age of 16 to enter the stadium. You are not allowed to bring alcohol, food, and weapons or other dangerous objects into the stadium. Guests are also not permitted to smoke in the stadium.

Yes, Optus Stadium is accessible and designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities. It offers accessible seating, restrooms, parking, and various amenities to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors.

• Here are a few tips for visiting the Optus Stadium:
  
• Book your tickets in advance, especially for major events.
• Arrive early to avoid the crowds
• Wear comfortable shoes, as you will be doing a lot of walking.
• Bring sunscreen and a hat if you're visiting during the summer.
• Take a tour of the stadium to learn about its history and inner workings.
• Visit the stadium's museum to learn more about the history of sport in Western Australia.
• Have a picnic on the grass before or after an event.
• Visit the stadium's shops and restaurants to find souvenirs and food

The most popular events at the Optus Stadium are AFL matches, cricket matches, and concerts. The stadium also hosts a variety of other events, such as rugby league matches, soccer matches, and major sporting events.

There are a few nearby attractions to the Optus Stadium. These include the Burswood Entertainment Quarter, the Crown Casino, and the Matagarup Bridge.