Australian Sports Museum, Gate 3, Melbourne Cricket Ground
Open daily 10:00am – 5:00pm with sessions every 20 minutes from 10:00am – 4:20pm
Requires a ticket to the Australian Sports Museum + booking for WARNE timed entry (free add-on)
He captivated the world with his talent and signature skills, and now fans will have the chance to discover prized items from Shane Warne’s sporting career.
WARNE: Treasures of a Legend invites you to explore Warne’s own collection, with personal items and memorabilia carefully annotated by the legend himself.
Highlights of the display include the famous ‘Gatting Ball’, his 1999 Cricket World Cup winners medal, worn Test match shirts and boots, and his iconic floppy white hat.
Get up close with the ball Warne bowled to achieve his 700th Test wicket in 2006, and reminisce, or simply imagine, how it felt to be part of the standing ovation in his home crowd at the ‘G.
Choose a Ticket Option
A general admission ticket to the Australian Sports Museum is required to view WARNE: Treasures of a Legend.
To ensure the best experience, we require visitors to book a timed entry slot for the exhibition.
Select your preferred experience below and add timed WARNE exhibition entry to complete your purchase.
FAQs
A general admission ticket to the Australian Sports Museum is required to view WARNE: Treasures of a Legend.
To ensure the best experience, we require visitors to book a timed entry slot for the exhibition.
- Select your preferred experience:
a. MCG Tour & Australian Sports Museum
b. Australian Sports Museum only - Select the date you wish to visit, and the number of tickets required.
- Add your timed entry to WARNE: Treasures of a Legend and number of people under Exhibition Entry.
- Click Checkout.
- Review your cart and enter your details, then select Continue.
- Enter your payment details and complete your purchase.
If you need assistance with your booking, please contact us at contactus@australiansportsmuseum.org.au
Yes, it's essential to book a session time for the WARNE exhibit as capacity is limited.
A general admission ticket to the Australian Sports Museum is required. Visitors can add the exhibition and their session time during checkout, at no additional cost.
WARNE: Treasures of a Legend will be on display from December 16, 2025 to August 9, 2025.
Session times up to March 31, 2026 are on sale now. April to August dates will be released online in the coming months.
Bookings are essential and visitors are recommended to book in advance to guarantee entry.
A general admission ticket to the Australian Sports Museum is required. Visitors can add the WARNE: Treasures of a Legend exhibition and their session time during checkout, at no additional cost.
*While there is no additional charge to view the exhibition, session bookings are essential as capacity is limited.
| Ticket Type | Australian Sports Museum Pricing |
|---|---|
| Adult | $37 |
| Concession | $25 |
| Child (5 to 15 Years) | $16 |
| Family (2 Adults and 2 Children) | $89 |
| Family (Additional Child) | $6 |
| Child (Under 5) | Free |
| MCC Member | $25 |
The Australian Sports Museum is located at Gate 3 of the Melbourne Cricket Ground, East Melbourne. There are a range of ways to reach us:
- Trains – Jolimont Station and Richmond Station
- Trams – Route 75, Route 48 and Route 70
- Buses – Bus route 246
There is no parking available at the MCG for Australian Sports Museum visitors. We offer limited accessible parking for Australian Sports Museum and MCG Tours customers who hold a valid Australian Disability Parking Permit. This only applies to non-event days and must be booked in advance. Find out more about Accessible Parking (Non-Event Days).
MCC members can redeem 20% off tickets to the Australian Sports Museum, as well as a free MCG Tour!
To book member-priced tickets, log into your account on the MCC website.
Get a Rare Glimpse into Both Warne the Player and Warne the Person
Witness the Ball of the Century
It has been more than 30 years since Warne's iconic 'Gatting Ball' left the opposition and crowd in complete disbelief.
Not only was it his first ball against England on the day, it was his first delivery - ever - in an Ashes Test.
It has been called the ‘ball of the century’ and of all the leg breaks I sent down over the years, this turned out to be one that changed my life. After the moment - Old Trafford, June 4, 1993 - things would never be the same for me again.
Book your spot for WARNE: Treasures of a Legend
To ensure the best experience, we require visitors to book a timed entry slot for the exhibition. Purchase a general admission ticket to the Australian Sports Museum and add on a free session time for WARNE: Treasures of a Legend.
