WACA Museum
Open Hours: Monday to Friday 10am – 3pm (Entry fees apply)
The Western Australian Cricket Association is the home of cricket in Western Australia and through the WACA Museum displays the history of cricket and other sports played at this famous ground.

Visitors to the WACA Museum can see exhibits dedicated to the greats of Western Australian cricket in theme rooms including The Centenary of Federation Room, The International Room, The Bat Room, The Local History Room, The Bradman Room and The Lest We Forget Room.

The WACA Museum collection holds significant cricket memorabilia from the great and sometimes infamous moments in cricket history including the “Underarm Ball” controversy.

Note: The WACA Museum is not open on weekends, public holidays and over the Christmas/New Year period. The WACA Museum is open on match days at announced times.

Purchases can also be made online at the WACA Online Shop

WACA Ground Tours
Ground Tours (Twice daily): Monday to Friday - 10am and 1pm
Adults: $15.00
Concession: $12.50     
Children u/15: $5.00

Ground Tours of this iconic Test match ground are available and tickets can be purchased from the WACA Museum. Ground Tours are supervised by our Tour Guides who share with you the history and stories of this unique cricket ground. Allow for approximately 90 minutes to enjoy the ground tour and museum collection.

WACA Ground Tours feature The Western Australian Gallery of Cricket Greats, The Sheffield Shield Winners Wall, The Stump Lounge, The Players Pavilion, The Bradman Room, and include a stroll onto the ground where the Legends of cricket have played.

Note: Room and Ground access are subject to availabilty

Getting There
Take the FREE RED or YELLOW CAT bus from Perth to the WACA Ground. WACA Museum entry is near the corner of Nelson Crescent and Hale Street.  Follow the street signs.

Paid parking is also available in the City of Perth car parks nearby.