Australian National Maritime Museum Ticket


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Children must be at least 90 cm tall to board the replica vessel HMB Endeavour, the submarine HMAS Onslow, and certain tour vessels (for information on tour vessels, please enquire at the ticket counter upon arrival). Children aged 12 or under must be accompanied by an adult when boarding. Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 16:00, last boarding time at 15:10. New South Wales school holidays: 09:30 ‑ 17:00 (last boarding time at 16:10)
Attraction Ticket
All Access Pass: On the day of visit, you can explore all open areas within the museum, including:
Action Stations: HMAS Anzac, HMAS Vampire
Vessels: Tall ship James Craig (when in port), Replica vessel HMB Endeavour (when in port), Duyfken (brand new) – the first European vessel to land in Australia in 1606.
Permanent exhibitions and all special exhibitions
Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse (if open)
3D Cinema (if available)
“Little Sailor” hands‑on craft activity – held every Sunday or daily during school holidays

When the shimmering waters of Darling Harbour meet a century‑old maritime legend, the Australian National Maritime Museum opens the gateway to the ocean world. This world‑class museum holds all the secrets of Australia's deep bond with the sea, and with an "All Access Pass", you can immerse yourself in every highlight.

Step inside and feel as if you've travelled through time, strolling along the corridors of maritime history. Here, you'll not only discover the ancient seafaring wisdom of Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islanders, but also an awe‑inspiring fleet of vessels. Touch the warmth of history as you step onto the top deck of a retired destroyer, feeling the might of a warship; crawl inside a modern submarine to uncover the mysteries of deep‑sea navigation. The world's fastest boat, the "Spirit of Australia", stands still, its streamlined hull seemingly still cutting through the wind from its record‑breaking runs, while the 18th‑century replica of Captain Cook's ship perfectly recreates the grandeur of the Age of Discovery.

If you're visiting with kids, this is a paradise of edutainment. Rich interactive facilities let children say goodbye to boredom as they learn about the ocean through touch and play, with a variety of fun exhibits helping them fall in love with maritime culture through laughter. Parents needn't worry about missing out—the ticket covers all open exhibitions during your visit, allowing you to explore alongside your children or immerse yourself in precious archaeological artefacts and maritime collections.

When you're tired of exploring, the aroma from YOTS Café beckons—sip a drink while overlooking the stunning views of Darling Harbour. Before you leave, the museum shop's unique souvenirs let you take a piece of this ocean memory home. From ancient sails to modern ships, from Indigenous navigation techniques to tales of global exploration, every corner holds a surprise.

Whether you're a history buff, a maritime enthusiast, or a parent looking to give your child a special journey, the Australian National Maritime Museum will not disappoint. Come to Darling Harbour and let the vastness of the ocean and the depth of history weave together an unforgettable Sydney memory!
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