Pre-Booked Tours

All pre-booked tours will be available through our dedicated ticketing page

Click here to go to booking page

To ensure you’re ready to purchase your tickets before 8:30am Friday you should:

  1. Create a Universe account
  2. Bookmark and/or have open the ticket pages for each tour you want to book
  3. Do not come to the Open House website – traffic will be high, so you may have load-time issues and could miss out on tickets

Tickets for all pre-booked tours are only available through the Open House Melbourne Universe page.

First-release tickets: 8.30am Friday 13 July

Second-release tickets: 8.30am Friday 20 July

Please also remember that there are over 150 Open Access buildings that do not require any bookings – so much to see!

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