Getting here by car
Geelong is 75 kilometres from Melbourne – accessible via the Westgate Bridge and following the Princes Freeway.
Free public parking is available within the Kardinia Park Precinct on non-major event days. Additionally, there is free street parking on the eastern side of the stadium, off Moorabool Street. For 2-hour, 4-hour, and all-day parking, try Lonsdale and Verner Streets.
Limited accessible parking spaces are available outside the Brownlow Stand and Premiership Stand on the western side of GMHBA Stadium.
Please check the Kardinia Park ‘What’s on‘ page for specific event day parking information.
Getting here by train
Geelong is approximately one hour from Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station. South Geelong Station is located a short 450-metre walk from the stadium.
Getting here by bus
The bus network in Geelong is operated by CDC Geelong and McHarry’s Buslines. Visit the Public Transport Victoria website to plan your journey.
Accessibility
The Museum is accessible to everyone. It features:
- A hearing loop
- Subtitled films in the theatrette
- Accessible all-gendered toilets
- Changing places facilities adjacent to the museum
- Access to wheelchairs if required
- Sensory bags for people with sensory processing challenges
Bag storage
All large bags and umbrellas need to be stored, including any item capable of being used to cause damage to, or conceal, a collection item – based on the discretion of Geelong Sports Museum. The Museum features lockable cupboards at the main entrance. Two are reserved for larger groups, with two more available for group overflow or members of the public. All doors will be locked and unlocked by Museum staff.