What gate is MCC at MCG?

car park Gate 3
MCC members and public patrons heading to the Ponsford Stand, Members Pavilion or Olympic Stand should enter Yarra Park via Wellington Parade South (car park Gate 3, near Pullman Hotel).

Is MCG in free tram zone?

To access the MCG, catch a train to Jolimont Station or a tram up Flinders Street – with the free tram zone extended through to the MCG – or walk to the ground.

Are there lifts at MCG?

Yes, there are lifts in the member’s section, just turn left after you enter through gate 2, or ask one of the helpful attendants.

Is MCG undercover Level 2?

Hi Section M29 is a great section only drawback with DD level 2 over hangs as row Y onwards is undercover 100% so you will see the whole ground but not the scoreboards. I prefer to be out from under the 2nd level as I find atmosphere dies a little once your under level 2.

What is the MCG worth?

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

Capacity	100 024
Clubs	–
Inauguration	1853
Renovations	1861, 1876, 1881, 1884, 1897, 1900, 1904, 1906, 1912, 1927, 1937, 1956, 1967-1968, 1984, 1992, 1994, 2003-2005, 2011-2013
Cost	A$ 150 million (1992), A$ 400 million (2005)

What suburb is the MCG in?

Yarra Park
The world-famous Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is located in Yarra Park, in the East Melbourne locality of Jolimont.

Where are the best seats at the MCG?

The Best Seat for Watching Footy at the MCG

• The Great Southern Stand – The AFL forces the general public up onto the top tier of the stand.
• The Olympic Stand – The upper tier of the Olympic stand is in a good position with regards to the sun and provides a clear view of most of the ground.

How many seats are in a row at MCG?

20 seats
: Approximately 20 seats in each row.

Is Level 1 at the MCG under cover?

Most seats on level 1 are undercover apart from first 10 or so rows but can change if wind blows in you direction I had row T on level 1 for ANZAC Day and would have been under cover if it did rain.

Does MCG have a roof?

Undercover Seating Due to the difficulty in accurately classifying any seat at the MCG as “undercover”, even though there is a roof overhead in some sections of the ground, patrons cannot be guaranteed protection from the elements.

Who paid for the MCG?

The MCG. The MCG is owned by the VIctorian Government through the MCG Trust and is managed by the Melbourne Cricket Club. Its current capacity is 100,018.