Honorary Patron DK (Dennis) Lillee MBE

The Western Australian Cricket Association (est.1885) is the home of cricket in Western Australia and through the WACA Museum displays the history of cricket in Western Australia and other sports played at this iconic ground.

The WACA Museum exhibits feature the great names in Western Australian, Australian and International cricket including Lillee, Bradman, Marsh, Hussey, Gilchrist, WG Grace and many more. Display rooms such as The International Room, Sir Donald Bradman Room, The Local History Room, The Bat Room and The Centenary of Federation Room feature historic memorabilia including the infamous ‘underarm’ ball.

Museum Times:
Open Monday to Friday 10am – 3pm

Prices:
Entrance Prices Adults - $5.00
Concession/ Children U/15 - $3.00

Please Note: The Museum is not open on weekends and public holidays.
The Museum is open on match days – see announced times.

Purchases can also be made through the WACA Online Shop

WACA Ground Tours
Tours of the famous WACA Ground are available through the WACA Museum. Visitors on our Ground Tours are able to undertake a guided tour of the ground which lasts approximately 90 minutes.

On tour our visitors will see displays featuring Western Australia’s proud Sheffield Shield history, the Players’ Pavilion, The Stump Lounge (our salute to Test cricket at the WACA), The Bradman Room and also have a very special experience of strolling out onto the WACA Ground where the Legends of cricket have played.
(Room and Ground access subject to availability)

Ground Tour Times:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
10am and 1pm only

Prices: (Includes the Museum)
Adults - $12.50
Concession - $10.00 (Seniors Card/Student Card)
Children U/15 - $5.00

Special Tours for large groups (ie. schools and community groups) can be arranged outside of these tour times. Bookings required.
Contact the WACA Museum
Phone: 9265 7318
Email: museum@waca.com.au

Please Note: There are no Ground Tours on the weekends, public holidays or match days.

Getting There
Catch the regular free RED CAT bus from Perth to the WACA – Stop 6. Entry to the Museum and for Ground Tours is via a gate near the corner of Nelson Crescent and Hale Street. (Diagonally across from the CAT bus stop.) Follow the street signage to the gate.

Parking is also available in the City of Perth car parks nearby. Fees apply.