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Attractions Guide MELBOURNE ATTRACTIONS GUIDE See more & save on Melbourne’s top attractions iventurecard.com Here’s how your TABLE OF CONTENTS iVenture Card works! ATTRACTIONS LIST ATTRACTION iVENTURE CARD OFFER PAGE STEP 1 PICK YOUR ATTRACTIONS Pick & choose the attractions and fun things AAT Kings Melbourne Melbourne City Sights Tour 4 you want to see and do available on the Ashcombe Maze & Single Entry 13 iVenture Card. Visit attractions when you want, Lavender Gardens in any order, for the validity of your pass. Go Carlton Brewhouse Guided Tour 4 online to download your iVenture Card app. City Sightseeing Melbourne Hop on Hop off Bus Ticket 5 Cook’s Cottage Single Entry 5 STEP 2 SWIPE & GO Eureka Skydeck 88 Single Entry (The Edge not included) 5 Visiting attractions couldn’t be easier. Enjoy Eureka Skydeck 88 25% Off Edge Experience 5 cash free entry at top attractions using your Healesville Sanctuary Single Entry 12 card/iPass. Scan your card and you’re in! Look Icebar Melbourne Standard Entry, Snow Gear & Cocktail 6 out for this symbol to join the pre paid queue. Kayak Melbourne $35 Moonlight Kayak Tour 6 Left Bank Melbourne $25 off any meal price 6 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Single Entry 6 STEP 3 TRAVELLING ON? Meat Market South Wharf $25 off any meal price 7 If travelling on from Sydney, purchase Melbourne Cricket Ground Single Entry & Tour 7 an iVenture Card/iPass in any one of & National Sports Museum our Australian destinations. Melbourne River Cruise 1 Hour Cruise 7 Visit www.iventurecard.com for Melbourne Star Single Flight 7 iVenture Card packages. Melbourne Zoo Single Entry 10 Moonlit Sanctuary Single Entry 13 Show your iVenture Card at select Moonraker Cruises 3 Hr Dolphin & Seal Sightseeing Tour 14 SHOW & SAVE OFFER attractions & enjoy extra savings for free. No ticket required Old Melbourne Gaol Single Entry 10 These experience are free and do not Phillip Island Nature Park 3 Parks Pass 13 require a ticket. Polly Woodside Single Entry 10 PLEASE NOTE: Attraction listings and offers are correct at time of Queen Street Rescue $25 off any meal price 10 printing. For up to date information and terms and conditions please Rippon Lea Estate & Garden Single Entry to House & Garden 11 visit www.iventurecard.com. SEA LIFE Melbourne Single Entry 11 Aquarium Visit www.iventurecard.com for SEA LIFE Melbourne 15% Off Penguin Passport 11 more iVenture Card packages for top Aquarium Seasons Provedore Pizza or Pasta Meal 11 destinations around the world Werribee Open Range Zoo Single Entry 14 Gold Coast - Sydney - Melbourne - Tasmania MELBOURNE MAP OF ATTRACTIONS 8-9 Athens - Barcelona - Cape Town - Dubai - Hong Kong & Macau - Honolulu London - Madrid - Mexico City - San Francisco - Seoul - Singapore - Stockholm Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter facebook.com/iVentureCard.Travel @iVentureCard iventurecard.com 3 iVENTURE CARD ATTRACTIONS GUIDE iVENTURE CARD ATTRACTIONS GUIDE MELBOURNE CITY 3 CITY SIGHTSEEING MELBOURNE iVENTURE CARD OFFER: “Hop On Hop Off” Bus Ticket See the sights of Melbourne aboard an open-top double decker bus. You can choose to stay on board or hop on and hop off at any one of our 23 stops in and around the city including St Kilda beach, Federation Square, Melbourne SEA LIFE Aquarium, Eureka Skydeck, Crown Casino. ADDRESS City Sightseeing Office, Federation Square, Melbourne PHONE 03 8353 2579 HOURS 9.30am to 5.30pm (Closed Good Friday, 24, 25 & 31 Dec, 1 Jan) 4 COOK’S COTTAGE iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Single Entry Cooks Cottage is the only 18th Century building in Melbourne. It was originally built in 1755 in Yorkshire, England and provides an insight into Captain Cook’s way of life. ADDRESS Wellington Parade, Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne PHONE 03 9419 4677 HOURS Daily 9am to 5pm (last entry 4.45pm) 1 AAT KINGS MELBOURNE 5 EUREKA SKYDECK 88 iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Melbourne City Sights Tour iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Single Entry (The Edge not included) Discover the charm of Melbourne. Eureka Skydeck 88 offers awe inspiring See Captain Cook’s Cottage, Queen views over Melbourne from the Southern Victoria Market, Fitzroy Gardens and Hemisphere’s highest viewing platform. Albert Park. Stroll the Royal Botanic Apart from the unforgettable views, Gardens, see the Royal Exhibition Skydeck 88 entertains with a host of Buildings and Federation Square. Visit the activities and fascinating facts. Discover Shrine of Remembrance and more. the interactive Serendipity Table and ADDRESS Melbourne Day Tour Centre, pinpoint key landmarks. Federation Square East ADDRESS Eureka Skydeck 88, 7 Riverside Quay, PHONE 1300 228 546 (Bookings Essential) Southbank HOURS Departs daily at 8.10am or earlier PHONE 03 9693 8888 from selected hotels HOURS 10am to 10pm. Last entry 9.30pm 2 CARLTON BREWHOUSE 6 EUREKA SKYDECK 88 iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Guided Tour* iVENTURE CARD OFFER: 25% Off Edge Experience If you’re interested in beer, then this is Eureka Skydeck 88 is the only observation your dream tour. Experience the pride, deck in the world the can thrill you with spirit and tradition of one of the world’s ‘The Edge’. A glass cube which projects 3 great brewers – Carlton and United metres out of the building, 300 metres up Breweries. The Carlton Brew House – with you in it! The Edge is an optional presents the age old art of brewing. extra experience and tickets can only be * Tours are not available for children under purchased whilst up on level 88, show 10 years including babies and infants. your iVenture card for a 25% discount. ADDRESS Corner Nelson and Thompson Street, Abbotsford ADDRESS 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank PHONE 03 9420 6800 (Bookings Essential) PHONE 03 9693 8888 HOURS Monday to Saturday SHOW & SAVE OFFER. No ticket required HOURS 10am to 10pm. Last entry 9.30pm 4 iventurecard.com 5 iVENTURE CARD ATTRACTIONS GUIDE iVENTURE CARD ATTRACTIONS GUIDE 7 ICEBAR MELBOURNE 11 MEAT MARKET SOUTH WHARF iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Standard Entry, Snow Gear & Cocktail* iVENTURE CARD OFFER: $25 Off Any Meal Price* The ultimate arctic experience and at Meat Market South Wharf is a restaurant minus 10 degrees it is definitely the and bar, inspired by the Australian BBQ. coolest place in town and the only IceBar Situated in an historic shed on the dock in Australia. The walls, tables, chairs and at South Wharf, our menu features an even the bar is made of ice! During your eclectic dish of meat dishes. Enjoy $25 off stay at the IceBar we provide you with your total for food with your iVenture card. a snow cape and gloves to keep you as Please note not available in conjunction with snug as a bug in a rug. *Adult Offer combination food-and-drink special offers. ADDRESS 319 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy ADDRESS 53 South Wharf Promenade, PHONE (03) 9077 9716 or 1300 ICEBAR South Wharf HOURS Thursday to Monday 11am to 10pm PHONE 03 9008 8953 Children welcome until 7pm *ONLY AVAILABLE ON FLEXI ATTRACTIONS PASS HOURS Daily 11am to 11pm 8 KAYAK MELBOURNE 12 MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND & NATIONAL SPORTS MUSEUM iVENTURE CARD OFFER: $35 Moonlight Kayak Tour iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Single Entry Experience Melbourne from a different The MCG Tour and a visit to the National perspective on a unique guided kayaking Sports Museum is a perfect day out for tour of Docklands and downtown families. Walk on the hallowed arena of Melbourne. Take in the awesome views of the mighty MCG. Check out an amazing the city skyline as your sea kayak winds its 3D hologram of Shane Warne sharing way down the Yarra River. Includes dinner. stories about his sporting career as well as *$35 supplement is payable direct to the operator. over 3500 objects on display across 3,000 ADDRESS Shed 2, North Wharf Road, Docklands square metres of world-class galleries. PHONE 0418 106 427 (Bookings Essential) ADDRESS Gate 3, Olympic Stand, MCG, HOURS Tours available Wednesday to Sunday Brunton Avenue, East Melbourne October 1st - April 30th; Friday to PHONE 03 9657 8879 (Bookings Essential) Sunday May 1st - September 30th HOURS All non-event days from 10am to 3pm 9 LEFT BANK MELBOURNE 13 MELBOURNE RIVER CRUISES iVENTURE CARD OFFER: $25 Off Any Meal Price* iVENTURE CARD OFFER: 1 Hour Cruise Left Bank Melbourne is one of Melbourne’s Enjoy a 1 hour cruise exploring Melbourne premier destinations for food and drink, on the Yarra River – choose from the ‘River situated in iconic South Bank along the Gardens’ or ‘Port & Docklands’ cruises and Yarra. Enjoy fantastic modern Australian view one of the ‘Most Liveable Cities in the Cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere and World’ from a unique river perspective. take in the view from the terrace. *Please *Cruise times subject to change, please call note not available in conjunction with for up to date information. combination food-and-drink special offers. ADDRESS Southgate, Berth 5 or Vault 10, ADDRESS 1 South Bank Boulevard, South Bank Princes Walk, Federation Square PHONE 03 9682 4500 PHONE 03 8610 2600 HOURS Mon to Fri 7.30am to late; Sat, Sun & HOURS Daily: Oct to Apr 10.30am to 3.30pm *ONLY AVAILABLE ON FLEXI ATTRACTIONS PASS Public Holidays 8.30am to late and May to Sep 11am to 3pm* 10 LEGOLAND® DISCOVERY CENTRE 14 MELBOURNE STAR iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Single Entry* iVENTURE CARD OFFER: Single Flight Come and experience LEGOLAND® Melbourne Star invites visitors to Discovery Centre, where families with experience Melbourne in a whole new children aged 3 to 10 can enjoy a world of way, giving visitors and locals alike a new creativity, colour and fun in the ultimate way to engage with Melbourne’s vibrant indoor LEGO® playground with exciting cityscape. Day or night you’ll feel on top of LEGO® themed rides.
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