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Taking place over the September school holidays, the Melbourne Royal Show (previously known as the Royal Melbourne Show) is celebrated over 11 wonderful days and includes everything from exciting rides and family entertainment to arts, crafts and barnyard animals.

The Melbourne Royal Show is one of the most popular events on the Melbourne calendar; thousands of people flock to the Melbourne Showgrounds year after year for excitement, entertainment and fun activities for the whole family.

Melbourne Royal Show 2025 Dates, Maps, Showbags, Rides & Tickets

It’s where the country meets the city, and you can get up close to almost anything. It’s where every day is packed full of fun, thrills and excitement and where every night is not your every day. With exciting new attractions, more farm experiences and animals, greater value and bigger smiles, escape every day at the Melbourne Royal Show.

Animals & Farm Experiences

A Show-favourite among generations of visitors, this year’s anniversary promises to be the best yet with a one-year-only special experience. In addition to this new surprise experience, the Animal Nursery will host over 300 farm favourites to enjoy feeding time and meet some of the cutest, cuddliest goats, rabbits, and piglets!

You can get up close to goats, lambs, piglets, and more and buy a cup of feed for $2 to hand-feed the animals.

Every day, there are four PURA Milking Shows for you to try milking a cow, plus four Sheep Shearing Shows to test your skill on the shears and learn more about how Australia produces some of the world’s most sought-after wool.

Watch majestic Clydesdales do circle work around various farming displays and hear from those caring for them. Watch farriers in action, showing off their blacksmithing skills and making horseshoes.

Showbags

Kids will love going to the Showbag Hall, where they can purchase a range of goodies all packed into one awesome show bag! There are chocolates, lollies, toys, and costumes for the kids and a range of cooking, fashion, and sports showbags for adults. Buying a show bag at the Melbourne Royal Show is a tradition, so check out the range available.

With hundreds of showbags on offer at the Show, from traditional favourites to the newest and most sought-after, the choices are endless!

Blue-Ribbon Competitions

Explore the Blue-Ribbon Competitions at the Melbourne Royal Show. Exhibitors will compete for a coveted blue ribbon in competitions, including Beef Cattle, Horses in Action, Woodchop, Art, Craft and Cookery, and more.

The Melbourne Royal Alpaca Competition showcases and benchmarks some of Australia’s best alpacas and alpaca fleece.

The Melbourne Royal Art, Craft & Cookery Competition is a celebration of community, passion, and expression and is a must-see every year! From traditional handmade lace to contemporary photography, more than 1,000 exhibitors will showcase their skills in the Makers Pavilion.

Prepare to be amazed by the Melbourne Royal Beef Cattle Competition, as these gentle giants, weighing up to a staggering 1300kg, take centre stage in a series of premium beef cattle events. From the highly esteemed Interbreed Championship to the irresistibly adorable Calf Classic, the Livestock Pavilion will be buzzing with excitement.

The Melbourne Royal All Breeds Championship Show (Dogs) allows handlers to benchmark their breed, from Afghan Hounds to Yorkshire Terriers. The highly entertaining Action Dog Program features Rally, Obedience, Agility, Jumping and Games designed to test the abilities and stamina of the most skilful canines and their handlers.

The Melbourne Royal Fleece Competition showcases the very best fleeces from Victorian wool growers, with both traditional breeds and modern styles on display each day of the Melbourne Royal Show.

If you are looking for breathtaking equestrian action, look no further than the Horses in Action Arena, with blue-ribbon events every day of the Melbourne Royal Show. Join in the excitement of Melbourne Royal’s favourite tradition, the Garryowen Equestrienne Turnout, celebrating its 90th Anniversary this year.

Celebrating the best of the Australian sheep industry, the All Breeds Sheep Interbreed is a true spectacle of the Melbourne Royal Show agricultural offering. With the best sheep from each breed vying for the title of Interbreed Champion, see Australia’s best sheep breeders show off their sheep and celebrate 12 months of passion and hard work.

Prepare to be amazed as competitors showcase their strength and skill in a variety of heart-pounding events in the Melbourne Royal Woodchop Competition. From the intense standing block challenge to the lightning-fast underhand chop, you’ll witness these woodchopping champions’ sheer determination and precision.

Family & Thrill Rides

Whether you are a daredevil taking on the adrenalin-charged rides or a family finding your limits, three action-packed carnival precincts offer fun, thrills, and excitement for all ages and abilities.

Whether you are a daredevil taking on the adrenalin-charged rides or there for family fun with the little ones, there’s a tonne of excitement and thrills for all ages and abilities.

With more than 55 rides in three carnival zones, Adventure Carnival, Kids Carnival and Thrillseekers, here’s a snapshot of the fun to be had.

Live Daily Entertainment

Every day is jam-packed with free family entertainment. With live shows commencing from 10am and continuing until 9pm, there is so much more to see than ever before. Enjoy hundreds of free attractions and entertainment options included with your admission.

Eat and Drink

Whether gathering for a great catch-up with friends or grabbing a bite before the next ride, there is something tasty for everyone to settle in with or enjoy on the go!

Explore all the Precincts & Pavilions

Explore the exciting precincts and pavilions at the Melbourne Royal Show. There are so many places to visit that you’ll never get bored!

The show is easy to navigate, with inclusive access to the large pavilions, meticulously restored heritage buildings, and an abundance of outdoor spaces.

From the infamous Showbags Pavilion and the bustling Livestock Pavilion to the excitement and thrill of the Adventure Carnival – there’s a place for everyone to enjoy!

Where to Buy Tickets

Tickets for the 2025 Melbourne Royal Show are on sale now. You can buy tickets online through the official Melbourne Royal Show website. The official Melbourne Royal Show website is the only place you can trust to verify that your ticket is valid to ensure you are guaranteed entry at the time of the event.

For a seamless experience and efficient capacity management, they exclusively offer online ticket purchases for the Melbourne Royal Show. Please note that no tickets will be available for purchase at the gate upon arrival at Melbourne Showgrounds. Secure your spot in advance to ensure a wonderful time at the Show!

To manage daily capacities and deliver a wonderful customer experience to all visitors, ticket purchasers must pre-select the day they wish to attend.

Car Parking & Public Transport Options

The best way to get to the Melbourne Royal Show is by train.

Getting There By Train
Metro Trains will run additional services every 10 minutes in and out of the Melbourne Showgrounds during morning peak times. Trains depart from Flinders Street Station and stop at Southern Cross and North Melbourne stations. Service starts at 9:25am. The last train to the city departs Melbourne Showgrounds at 10:40pm.

Getting There By Tram
Route 57 from Stop 1 Elizabeth St/Flinders St to Stop 32 Sandown/Epsom Rd. Extra trams run every day during the show. Get the Tram Tracker app for real-time tram arrival information.

Getting There By Bus
Catch 404 service from Footscray to Moonee Ponds to Ascot Vale Rd/Epsom Rd.
Catch 472 service from Williamstown to Moonee Ponds to Langs Rd/ Epsom Rd.

Both of these services travel regularly to the Melbourne Showgrounds precinct.

Getting There By Car & Parking
The VRC-managed car park at Flemington Racecourse offers paid parking for $30 per day per vehicle (card only). Access to the Flemington Racecourse carpark is via Flemington Drive on Epsom Rd and Stables Drive via Smithfield Road.

The Flemington Racecourse carpark is open from 8am – 8pm daily. Patrons parking at Flemington Racecourse can access Melbourne Showgrounds via the rail underpass.

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  • I remember in past years i was able to get a discounted ticket when returning a second day. Eg. Bought a full priced adult ticket and went on a tuesday. Then presented that ticket at the gate on the thursday and got entry much cheaper.
    Do you know if that’s being offered again this year?

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    • Hi Claire,

      What you have described seems to be similar to the “2-Day VIP Pass”, although it seems to have changed slightly.

      The “2-Day VIP Pass” is now entry for 2 people on any two days of the show and includes access to VIP hospitality areas and priority access to the Animal Nursery and Showbag pavilion. So it’s not 2 day access for just 1 person anymore.

      In terms of pricing, there doesn’t appear to be any online discounts for the 2 day tickets (eg RACV), so the pass s $85 in total. Since you can get 2 adult tickets for $64 with the discount, the 2-Day VIP Pass is only worth it if you are definitely attending 2 days.

      Thanks
      Michael

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    • Hi Jess,

      Having been there today, i do recall ride passes being able to be collected from the information stands around the showgrounds.

      The main information kiosk that stands out is the Pie in the Sky, but looking at the map, there seems to be stands located near each of the entrances.

      Thanks
      Michael

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    • Hi Louis,

      I have done a lot of searches and although i can see references to passouts being available at the gate, there is not much detail other than that.

      Looking at some of the information from previous years, it appears that pass outs are only valid for a short time (like 30 minutes) so you can go to your car to drop off items – not for returning back later in the day.

      Hope this helps.
      Michael

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    • Hi Louisa,

      The show is in fact open during the AFL Grand Final public holiday on the Friday. Be that everyone else is off work, it’s either going to be quiet because of the parade in the city, or it’s going go the other way to be swamped with people.

      Have a great time!

      Thanks
      Michael

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  • has it been released yet what times specifically the dogs are on at. we only want to watch the Alaskan malamutes but it doesn’t have a time as to when they are being shown on the website just the date

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    • Hi Maddie,

      Unfortunately, that is all of the information i could find too – even then so, trying to get the information off the official website is painful.

      I did do some Google searches and all i could find was the date as well – no times.

      The official showguide does come out this week, but i have a feeling the information wont be out until closer to the event, or even on the day.

      Thanks
      Michael

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    • Hi Jas,

      The Royal Melbourne Show doesn’t offer ‘unlimited’ ride passes, but rather a series of value saving cards. Eg: $35 worth of rides for $25; $70 worth of rides for $50; $200 worth of rides for $140. There are typically 6 different value options offered.

      Best regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Kellie,

      On your phone. Ride vouchers are to be redeemed for a rides pass at information booths inside Melbourne Showgrounds. Ride credits cannot be split between multiple ride passes, however a rides pass can be transferable from person to person.

      Regards,
      Jess

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        • Hi Tanisha,

          Ride vouchers can be redeemed from your phone for a rides pass at information booths inside Melbourne Showgrounds. Ride credits cannot be split between multiple ride passes, however a rides pass can be transferable from person to person.

          Have a great time at the Royal Melbourne Show!

          Jess

    • Hi Marie,

      Short term pass outs to collect or drop off items to your car are allowed but are only valid for around 30 minutes as your ticket is only a single entry so you are actually not able to return later in the way on the same ticket. Hope this helps!

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi I’m thinking of buying a $200 ride pass but not sure how it works I will have me my missus and 4 kids can we all use it and on different rides like kids rides and adult rides thanks?

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    • Hi Troy,

      Great question. You can get $200 worth of rides for only $140. It looks like they are transferrable between people. Here are the conditions:

      “Ride vouchers are to be redeemed for a rides pass at information booths inside Melbourne Showgrounds on any day during the 2017 Royal Melbourne Show. Ride passes are not redeemable for cash, cannot be resold, no change can be given for unused credit and cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. Ride credits cannot be split between multiple ride passes. A rides pass can be transferrable from person to person. This offer is not available in conjunction with any other advertised or promotional ride offer. Transaction fee of $2.00 including GST per transaction apply. 1.3% credit card fees apply.”

      Have a great time at the Melbourne Show!
      Jess

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    • Hi Raelene,

      Yes, show and ride combo tickets are available. Based on previous years, you save around 30% on rides when you purchase the bundle. There will be plenty of advertising when they go on sale, so keep your eyes peeled over the next few weeks for the announcement.

      Kind regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi, I I still have close to $100 left on my ride card I was disappointed because I was thinking that now I’ve lost out on money. But seems as there is no expiration date, would I be able to use the rest of my ride credit next year?

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    • Hi Mel,

      The terms and conditions on the Royal Melbourne Show website state the following:
      “Ride passes are not redeemable for cash, cannot be resold, no change can be given for unused credit and cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. This offer is valid for purchase online only. Ride credits are not transferable and cannot be split between multiple ride passes. Ride e-vouchers are to be redeemed for a rides pass on any day during the 2016 Royal Melbourne Show.”

      Unfortunately it seems that the credit is only able to be used at the 2016 show.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Jukie,

      The RACV number is entered online at the time of purchase so I can’t imagine you would be asked for it again upon entry.

      I personally have used this discount in the past and have never been asked to present the card upon entry. However, you never know… you may get an over-zealous gate attendant. So if at all possible, try to bring the card to show with you on the day.

      But if you do have any issues at the gate, just state that there is nothing on the purchase page which states it must be shown on entry.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • I would like to contact Rocky River Mining who had a stand where kids could pan for semi precious gems. My granddaughter panned for gems which were in a plastic bag which she lost the stones as the carry bag tore.

      I would like to buy some bags for my granddaughter from Rocky Mining if I can.
      Please advise website or phone number if possible.

      Thanks.

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      • Hi Jimmy,

        Sorry to hear. I can’t find any information about this company online, so I would recommend you contact the customer service department for the RASV (Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria – the organisers of the Show). They will have a full list of all vendors and should be able to put you in touch with the company.

        Email: [email protected]
        Hotline: 1300 656 547

        I hope you have some success at getting your granddaughter some new gems!
        All the best,
        Jess

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  • Hey, was just wondering how much it would be for me and a friend who are going this Saturday the 24th. My friend has an RACV card, can we both go go under that? And I’m also a concession card holder, so how much would it before both of us?
    Also with the ride passes online, how do you get them? Do you just show them at the gate?
    Are there ATM machines at the show grounds?

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    • Hi Alexandra,

      Your friend will be able to buy both tickets (RACV members can buy up to 20 tickets) online. The cost for one adult + one concession with RACV discount is $53. You can buy tickets here.

      The process for redeeming the passes is as follows: After purchase, you will receive an email with your ride e-voucher attached. The Melbourne Show website states: “Take a printed copy of your e-voucher, or show the e-voucher barcode from your mobile device, to any information booth or ride redemption booth to receive your activated rides pass. Go to the ticket box office of the ride operator of your choice to swipe your card and use the ride credits from your rides pass.”

      Yes, there are ATMs inside the Royal Melbourne Show at the following locations:
      – Entry to The Weekly Times Livestock Pavilion
      – RACV Members Café
      – Grand Boulevard opposite the Ferris Wheel
      – Woolworths Fresh Food Pavilion
      – China as a Guest Nation Pavilion
      – Outside Winning Tastes Pavilion

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Gigi,

      Rides at the Royal Melbourne Show vary in cost from approximately $5 – $20 so it depends on the rides you will be taking. The Royal Melbourne Show hasn’t published the ride prices this year, so unfortunately this is the best info to hand.

      The larger rides such as Kamikaze and the Big Drop will cost more than the smaller children’s rides, Carousel or the Ferris Wheel.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Dylan,

      I have read the terms and conditions and there is nothing that prevents it.

      The process for redeeming the passes also seems to allow multiple parties to use the same pass. After purchase, you will receive an email with your ride e-voucher attached. The Melbourne Show website states: “Take a printed copy of your e-voucher, or show the e-voucher barcode from your mobile device, to any information booth or ride redemption booth to receive your activated rides pass. Go to the ticket box office of the ride operator of your choice to swipe your card and use the ride credits from your rides pass.”

      There appears no reason why the pass can’t be swiped twice or three times for multiple people on the same ride.

      Hope this helps,
      Jess

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    • Hi Carla,

      Rides at the Royal Melbourne Show vary in cost from approximately $5 – $20 so it depends on the rides you will be taking. The Royal Melbourne Show hasn’t published the ride prices this year, so unfortunately this is the best info to hand.

      The larger rides such as Kamikaze and the Big Drop will cost more than the smaller children’s rides such as the Carousel and the Ferris Wheel.

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi, I will be visiting the show on Sunday. Are the additional prices (apart from the entry fee) only for rides only or are they applicable to various other shows during the day?
    Regards,
    Sam

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    • Hi Sam,

      The admission fee gets you into all events and exhibits at the show apart from “meet and greet” sessions with singers which require the purchase of a single or album to get an autograph.

      All other shows including dog shows, fireworks, Loony Tunes Live, Motorcross show, etc are all included in your admission price.

      So the only extra things you will need to pay for extra are any rides, food and showbags.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Amanda,

      Yes, careers cards are accepted. Carer card holders coming to the Show with the person they are caring for will be admitted free.

      Companion Card holders are eligible to purchase the concession rate entry into the Show.

      So the Concession rate if you purchase online is $22.50.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Jane,

      Sometimes RACV and RACQ have reciprocal discount offers and other discounts are unique to the state auto club.

      Unfortunately, I cannot find any reference to discounts for RACQ members for the Royal Melbourne Show. If you plan to purchase your tickets on the day, it can’t hurt to present your card, as you may get a friendly cashier that will give the discount anyway.

      Kind regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Susana,

      Short term pass outs to collect or drop off items to your car are allowed but are only valid for around 30 minutes as your ticket is only a single entry ticket. I suspect this stops people from leaving and passing their ticket onto another person to come later in the day. Hope this helps!

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi, We are booked to be at the Royal Melbourne Show on Fri 23-Sep-2016. I have not been able to download a planner of events on the day. This would be ever so useful in charting out what we’d like to do.
    Fashion, ringside and show events, food precincts are part of what we’re looking for. We know where to find the standards like the wonderful Art & Craft.
    Great if you are able to help.

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  • Hi,
    I was wondering if you could please tell me if there are going to be the ultimate ride wristbands this year (they give you access to any ride for free as long as you show the wristband). As there has been in previous years. If so I do I get my hands on a couple of them!?
    Thanks,
    Lil

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    • Hi Lil,

      The “Ticket to Ride” passes are not available this year. Instead, the Royal Melbourne Show is selling ride passes which range between $20 – $140 depending on how many rides you want to cover. You can purchase a ride pass.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Tracey,

      The “Ticket to Ride” passes are not available this year. Instead, the Royal Melbourne Show is selling ride passes which range between $20 – $140 depending on how many rides you want to cover. You can purchase a ride pass.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Blue,

      There is no “unlimited ride pass” this year. There are passes which you can purchase which give you a discount on rides. Eg: Pay $20 and get $26 worth of ride; pay $30 for $40 of rides; pay $50 for $70 of rides, etc, etc.

      You can find all the details here. Just note that these ride passes are only available online, you cannot purchase them at the gate.

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Brooke,

      You can purchase tickets online or at the gate.

      For online tickets, get them through the official website here. You can also add ride passes to your ticket which will save you money on rides on the day. Just note that if you want a ride pass, they cant be purchased at the gate and must be purchased online.

      If you purchase online, you will receive an email immediately with your tickets.

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi, I was just wondering if Student ID is valid for the purchase of a concession ticket?

    Also my mum has a concession card which has my name and my siblings names on the card. Does this mean I can use this concession card to purchase a concession ticket?

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  • Hello,
    I am wanting to go to the Melbourne show with my friends and i which we are 14 years of age. Do we need to have someone over the age of 18 if you are under the age of 18.

    Cheers,
    Thomas

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    • Hi Thomas,

      There is no requirement that you be accompanied by a parent to the show, as it is a family friendly event.

      But I still recommend checking with your parents to make sure its ok to go without them… you never know – they might want to go too!

      Have a great time!
      Jess

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    • Hi Nicole,

      It was released in the Herald Sun on the 7th of September. If you subscribe to the Herald Sun you can access a digital copy online. However, you can also get information on showbags here and the daily schedule.

      Hope this helps!
      Jess

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hi Jess, I was wondering when they will be announcing which live acts or star celebrity/singers that will be performing live on stage as well as doing the meet and greets, cause on the Royal Melbourne show website it still says details coming soon. I do know they have already announced that Taylor Henderson will be there, but the website hasnt announced anyone else as of yet, thanks.

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    • Hi Ross,

      I am expecting an update this weekend. I will update our page with new info as it comes to hand. I understand the cast of Home and Away will be doing meet and greets and a few more artists will be announced. Check back with us!

      Cheers
      Jess

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  • Are there any Show tickets that include the cost of the train tickets? I saw there is discount for RACV members, can you tell me the discount amount please?
    How do we get to the show from Watergardens Station? Someone said we go to North Melbourne then take the show train. Can you tell me how to get the information, please. Thank you.

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    • Hi Mary,

      Show tickets must be purchased separately from train tickets.

      For a limited time RACV Members can purchase early-bird admission tickets online for family and friends and save up to 30%. This offer ends at 9pm on the 16 September 2016. Purchase your discounted tickets here.

      For public transport from Watergardens, you will need to travel to North Melbourne and catch the Show Train from North Melbourne station. This will take you to the Showgrounds Station. These trains leave North Melbourne approximately every 20 minutes and run all throughout the show period. You can check specific times through the Public Transport Victoria website here.

      Enjoy the Royal Melbourne Show 2016!

      Regards,
      Jess

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    • Hi Tina,

      Carers are able to enter for free when attending the person they care for. No need to purchase a ticket, simply show your carers card at the gate when entering with your son.

      Tickets go on sale on 18 July 2016. Have a great time at the Royal Melbourne Show!

      Regards,
      Jess

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  • Hello. We are coming to Australia from the UK in September and will be visiting the Show. I see you offer reductions for “concessions” and I’m wondering if this includes overseas visitors. My husband is registered disabled I’m his full time carer and he is the holder of a BLUE BADGE in the UK which entitles us to free disabled parking and reduced rates on tickets to events like yours here in the UK. Are the concession prices there going to be available to us as well?
    Kind regards, Susan

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    • Hi Susan,

      This is a good question and unfortunately, I am not sure of the answer.

      We are not the official organisers of the event, so I recommend that you contact them via this email address: Email: [email protected]

      I note that there is disabled parking located right next to the Showgrounds at our famous Flemington Racecourse. However I understand there is still a fee attached.

      I hope the RASV is able to assist you. Enjoy your time in Australia.
      Regards,
      Jess

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What date is the Melbourne Royal Show?
25 September 2025" to "05 October 2025

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What time is the Melbourne Royal Show?
TBA

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Melbourne Showgrounds

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Epsom Road, Ascot Vale, VIC

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What are the Melbourne Royal Show entry prices?
Regular Tickets
Adult (15 years of age and over): TBA
Child (5-14 years): TBA
Concession (Presentation of a valid concession, student, seniors or carers card will be required at entry): TBA
Family (2Ad and 2Ch or 1Ad and 3Ch): TBA
Child (5 - 14 years) on Sun 6 Oct: Free
Service and handling fees apply. Children aged 4 years old and under will not require a ticket for entry and are admitted FREE at the gate

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What is the Melbourne Royal Show phone number?
(03) 9913 3243

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