Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, VIC, 3006

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Past shows at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

About Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre sits beside the Yarra River at South Wharf. Its Convention Centre centrepiece, Plenary, is a flexible theatre for conferences, talks and full-scale productions, seating up to 5,564 people and able to divide into three smaller spaces; the Convention Centre opened in 2009.

Getting there

Tram: Use the MCEC journey information to plan for the closest South Wharf stops; Plenary visitors should enter via Convention Centre Place, between Pan Pacific Melbourne and DFO South Wharf.

Train: Southern Cross Station is about a 10-minute walk from MCEC.

Car: Use the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park, which has accessible parking and lift access to Doors 1, 6 and 10.

Accessibility

MCEC has accessible toilets, ramps and lifts throughout, with accessible parking and lift access from the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park. Plenary provides designated wheelchair and companion seating, nearby accessible and ambulant toilets, Braille door signs, hearing-assistance devices and a stage ramp. Registered assistance dogs are welcome; visitors should contact MCEC or their event organiser about event-specific accessible seating.

Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre: quick answers

What's on at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre?

2 shows are on sale at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on TIX right now, including Jay Shetty LIVE: This Changes Everything and Dirty Dancing In Concert.

How do I get to Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre?

Tram: Use the MCEC journey information to plan for the closest South Wharf stops; Plenary visitors should enter via Convention Centre Place, between Pan Pacific Melbourne and DFO South Wharf. Train: Southern Cross Station is about a 10-minute walk from MCEC. Car: Use the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park, which has accessible parking and lift access to Doors 1, 6 and 10.

Is Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre accessible?

MCEC has accessible toilets, ramps and lifts throughout, with accessible parking and lift access from the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park. Plenary provides designated wheelchair and companion seating, nearby accessible and ambulant toilets, Braille door signs, hearing-assistance devices and a stage ramp. Registered assistance dogs are welcome; visitors should contact MCEC or their event organiser about event-specific accessible seating. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

How can I pay less for tickets at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre?

1 of the shows on at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre have Lasttix deals on TIX right now: discounted tickets released by the show, sold through its official ticket seller. Open the show page to see which dates and seats are included.