Optus Stadium Tour Perth: Changerooms & Field Access

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Duration1h 30m

GroupUp to 25

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Walk the Benches Where AFL Stars Sit at Optus Stadium

You walk through the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles changerooms, sit on the player benches at ground level, explore the Dennis Commetti Media Centre, and finish with views of the Swan River and Perth skyline from the Victory Lounge. The tour takes 90 minutes, runs three times daily, and is accessible for all ages and abilities. Book a time slot that fits your schedule — tours don't run on event days.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Optus Stadium behind the scenes

Enter Optus Stadium for walking tour
Tour Fremantle Dockers changeroom
Tour West Coast Eagles changeroom
Tour Perth Scorchers changeroom
View field from Victory Lounge
Explore Coaches Room
Sit on ground level benches
Walk through Dennis Commetti Media Centre
Enjoy views of Swan River and skyline

The Experience

So you actually get to sit down on the player benches? Yeah, that's the part people don't expect. The Optus Stadium tour in Perth takes you through the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles changerooms, then straight onto the field level where you stand where the athletes stand. It's not a video or a photo op — you're actually there, in the Dennis Commetti Media Centre looking out at the same sightlines the broadcasters use, and then you're in the Victory Lounge taking in views of the Swan River and Matagarup Bridge from angles most visitors never see. The whole thing runs about 90 minutes, and it moves at a pace that works for families with kids and older people too.

The tour starts behind Gate D underneath the City View Cafe, and from there your guide walks you through the spaces that are usually locked off on game days. You'll see the Coaches Room — the actual strategy hub — and get a real sense of how the stadium is built around the players' experience, not just the crowd's. The field of play looks different when you're standing at ground level instead of in the stands. It's smaller than you'd think, and wider. After you've walked the changerooms and the media centre, the final stretch takes you to the viewing areas where the light hits the river and the city skyline sits behind the bridge. It's a good vantage point to just stop and look for a minute.

Tours run at 10am, 11am, and noon most days — just not on event days or public holidays, so check the calendar before you book. Wheelchair access is built in throughout, and prams are fine if you're bringing small kids. The meeting point is straightforward, and because it's a walking tour with no transport to arrange, you just show up and go. Dress for the weather; Perth can be warm or cool depending on the season, and you're moving through both indoor spaces and open areas.

What’s included

Your tour includes a guide who walks you through the changerooms of the Fremantle Dockers, West Coast Eagles and Perth Scorchers, access to the Coaches Room and Dennis Commetti Media Centre, time on the ground-level benches, views from the Victory Lounge overlooking the Swan River and Matagarup Bridge, and a 90-minute experience designed for all ages and fitness levels. Wheelchair and pram access are available throughout.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by The OZONE at Optus Stadium

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see inside a major stadium without waiting for a game day or arranging your own access — the tour handles the logistics and takes you through the spaces that stay closed to the public.