Explore the stories, step behind the boundary and discover what makes the WACA Ground such a special part of Western Australia.
Visit the Museum to experience the Ground's rich heritage through treasured artefacts and hands-on activities, or explore more with a guided tour. All WACA Ground tours include Museum access.
WACA Ground Museum
Discover the sport, entertainment and community stories that have shaped the WACA Ground. From the people and events that defined the venue to the memories shared by generations, the Museum brings the stories of this iconic place to life.
Explore objects from the WA Cricket Collection, including artefacts from legends Justin Langer, Zoë Goss, Dennis Lillee, Geoff 'Swampy' Marsh, Coralie Towers and Graham McKenzie. Among the prized exhibits is the ball from cricket's infamous 1981 underarm incident.
Then get ready to battle the WACA Ground pitch in the Howzat?! interactive zone. With games, fun interactives and family areas, there's something for lifelong cricket fans, curious visitors and budding players alike.
Opening Tuesday 6 October.
Be among the first to experience the new WACA Ground Museum.
Museum Opening Hours
Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00am to 3:00pm
Find the Museum in the Prindiville Building at Gate 1, WACA Ground, Nelson Crescent, East Perth.
Museum admission
- Adults (16+): $10
- Children aged 4 to 15: $5
- WACA Members and Concession: $5
- Children under 3: Free
Tickets are also available for purchase at the Museum.
Step into the Story: The WACA Ground Tour
Go behind the boundary on a guided tour of the WACA Ground and discover the places, people and moments that have shaped Western Australian cricket.
Step inside the changerooms that have hosted legends, see the famous scoreboard and explore spaces around the Ground as your guide shares the stories behind them.
Whether you're revisiting favourite cricket memories or discovering the Ground for the first time, a tour offers a closer connection to this much-loved venue.
All tours include access to the WACA Ground Museum.
Tour admission
- Adults (16+): $30
- Children aged 4 to 15: $15
- WACA Members and concession: $15
Tours run for 60 to 90 minutes.
Please note, access to rooms and the Ground is subject to availability on the day.
Book your WACA Ground Tour below.
A place for everyone
Located in the Prindiville Building, the Museum forms part of the broader public art and site interpretation program incorporated throughout the transformed precinct. The program has been made possible by generous donors including the Wright Burt Foundation and a $5.85 million Lotterywest grant supporting the transformation of the WACA Ground.
The grant has also supported the Lotterywest Karda Playspace, public art including bronze statues, sensory rooms and all-ability changing facilities, helping make the WACA Ground more accessible and welcoming for the whole community.
