On our first afternoon of our long weekend in Melbourne we decided to go on a guided tour of the MCG, followed by a visit to the National Sports Museum.
The tour was very interesting and gave us a great look at areas of the ground that you would normally not be able to access, including changing rooms, media boxes and the beautiful members areas. Lance who was himself a member, gave us a very informative tour.
After our tour we visited the National Sports Museum, the highlight being the Shane Warne 3D hologram, which was very impressive. There was also a large bronze statue of him outside the ground.
The MCG has great transport links, and is very close to the city centre, we actually walked from the centre to the cricket on our final day.
On our first afternoon of our long weekend in Melbourne we decided to go on a guided tour of the MCG, followed by a visit to the National Sports Museum.
The tour was very interesting and gave us a great look at areas of the ground that you would normally not be able to access, including changing rooms, media boxes and the beautiful members areas. Lance who was himself a member, gave us a very informative tour.
After our tour we visited the National Sports Museum, the highlight being the Shane Warne 3D hologram, which was very impressive. There was also a large bronze statue of him outside the ground.
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