Take a virtual stadium tour while in isolation
While attending a sports stadium isn’t possible at the moment, you can take a virtual walk around the MCG, SCG, Adelaide Oval, and other stadiums here on Austadiums.
You can explore areas off-limits to the public where members have exclusive access, or corporate areas reserved for VIPs, as well as player facilities. You can also check out the view of the field from different vantage points to find the ideal seats to book once attending sports events becomes reality once more.
You can currently take a virtual tour of nine stadiums and we hope to add more to the list in the near future. Check out some of our highlights below.
Once in, drag the image to look around and tap the white arrows to move around. Tap the numbers on the right to move to a different level of the stadium. To instantly go somewhere else in the stadium, tap the ‘venue map’ button to view the full map, then drag the yellow person onto one of the blue lines.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
While you can explore most areas of the MCG, including inside the exclusive MCC Members Reserve, the Long Room remains exclusive and is off limits even in a virtual sense, but you can still check out the members dining room, the committee room, many of the bars including the Grey Smith Bar (below), as well as some of the honour boards, photos and pieces of art on the walls.
Sydney Cricket Ground
Take a walk through the historic members and ladies pavilions at the SCG. The grandstands opened in 1886 and 1896 respectively and there is plenty of history to see inside. Check out the bars, the dressing rooms or the view of the ground from level two. Move across to the new Noble/Brandman Stand to see much newer facilities.
Adelaide Oval
Move around this iconic ground, widely regarded as one of the best cricket grounds in the world. See the beautiful bars and restaurants in the members and again there’s plenty of photos on display to check out.
Marvel Stadium
Freely take a virtual walk around Marvel Stadium, including through the Medallion Club and exclusive Diamond Club. See how the stadium really does offer some of the best viewing of any AFL ground.
Also check out the virtual tours for AAMI Park, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne Arena and Margaret Court Arena.
Additionally, you can also view 360-degree photos of most of the 550 stadiums listed on Austadiums. Simply go to a stadium map page, then drag the yellow person on the right-side to one of the blue circles shown inside the stadium on the map.
