Frequently Asked Questions

The Ticket Ballot is available for individuals with accessible requirements. To request accessible seating, select Accessible Seat in your ticket preferences. When choosing the quantity of tickets, you will be able to specify your accessible needs. The available options include:

Ticket Prices can be found here.

If you are successful in securing tickets, you will be automatically charged the total cost of your allocated tickets as per the ticket prices below (in addition to the $5.00 registration fee per ticket already paid). The charge will be made to the credit card entered when applying for the Ticket Ballot.

Please be aware: You must ensure they have enough funds on your nominated credit card to pay for all requested tickets as there will be no follow up if your credit card declines – tickets will instead be reallocated to the next eligible registration.

Children are classified as 3 – 15 years of age as of the time of the match. Child tickets can be purchased for most price categories, but not all.

Babes in arms: Children aged 2 and under, as of the time of the match, may enter without a ticket, however they must sit on the lap of a parent or guardian, and not occupy a seat.

The following cardholders are eligible for a concession ticket (proof of eligibility must be presented upon request): Full-time secondary or tertiary student cards, excluding student cards from institutions based outside Australia; Department of Veterans’ Affairs Card, TPO or Department of Veterans’ Affairs issued Pensioner Concession Card; Commonwealth Senior Health Care Card; Government-issued Pensioner Concession Card; Government-issued Health Care Card.

Only the cardholder is entitled to the concession priced ticket, not any dependents listed on the card.

A family ticket consists of 2 adults and 2 children. Those attending as a family do not need to be related to each other. Family tickets can be purchased for most price categories, but not all.

Individuals holding a government-issued Companion Card may qualify for a complimentary ticket for their companion to support attendance at the event, subject to availability. Please be aware that selection of a full-priced ticket is required when redeeming a Companion Card ticket.

Please select Accessible Seat and indicate your request for an Additional Ticket – Companion Card during your ballot registration. If your registration is successful, you may need to provide verification of these details and present your Companion Card upon arrival for review by venue staff.

MCC members will have access entitlements to the Members’ Reserve for the 150th Anniversary Test Match as part of their membership. Further details will be shared with members in 2026. 

Tickets will be available via the Ticketek App once ticket suppression is lifted closer to the event, early in 2027.

Once you are notified that you are successful in the ballot, you will be able to access your ticket information in the order history via the Ticketek app.

Tickets should only be resold or transferred through Ticketek Marketplace, which will be available closer to the event.

Viagogo, The Ticket Merchant, eBay, Gumtree, and Facebook Marketplace are not  authorised resale platforms.

If you are unsuccessful in the ticket ballot, you will be notified by email. You will be refunded the per ticket ballot application fee.

Currently, there is no option available for general public to purchase group tickets to this event.

Currently, there are no Premium Experience or hospitality packages available to the general public.

Yes, you can find out more at Cricket Australia Travel Office.

Tickets for Day 5 will be available at the conclusion of Day 4. Further details on how to get tickets will be made closer to the event.