Accessibility Guide - MCG 2026

Melbourne Cricket Ground 2026

At Team Quantum, accessibility always comes first.

This accessibility guide has been created to support people using mobility devices when planning a visit to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), helping remove uncertainty and support confident, informed attendance.

The MCG is one of Australia’s largest sporting and event venues, hosting major matches, concerts, and large-scale public events throughout the year. This guide provides a clear overview of what to expect when travelling to the venue, arriving at the MCG, and moving through the stadium using a mobility device.

While this guide sits within Quantum’s accessibility resources, it also highlights mobility solutions from Pride Mobility including the G-Train, a mobility assistance buggy to help you get around the MCG.

What to Expect at this Event

The MCG is a large, multi-level venue with a high volume of visitors on event days. As a mobility device user, you can expect busy concourses, long distances between entrances and seating areas, and varying surfaces throughout the stadium.

The venue provides step-free access to key public areas, including accessible entrances, lifts, ramps, and designated seating locations. Pathways within the stadium are generally wide, though congestion can occur before and after events, during breaks in play, and at food and amenities areas.

Events at the MCG often involve extended periods of movement and waiting. Planning ahead for travel time, crowd flow, and rest breaks can help make the experience more comfortable. Accessible toilets and staff assistance points are located throughout the venue, and event staff are available to help with directions or access support if required.

For visitors using powered mobility solutions such as the G-Train, the MCG’s open concourses and step-free access points can support smoother navigation across larger distances within the venue.

This accessibility guide aims to provide a clear visual understanding of the environment so visitors can plan their day at their own pace.

Refer to our Pride MCG webpage