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• Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival

  The Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival is undoubtedly the highlight of the racing year in Australia. It brings together the very best of Australian and International thoroughbreds for 50 days of world-class horse racing action.

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• Australian Open Tennis 2018

  From 15-28 January 2018, watch the world's greatest athletes dominate the courts during the Australian Open. Our park is just 9km from the city centre and 11km from Melbourne Park where all the tennis action will be.

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• AFL Sunday Funday

  Hey kids! The AFL has announced that kids General Admission will once again be free on Sundays in 2018.  
  
  As well as seeing your favourite team climb the ladder, there will also be heaps of family activities.

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• Aussie Summer of Cricket

  Summer in Melbourne is always action packed with the cricket at the MCG. BIG4 Melbourne Holiday Park is a superb place to stay at being only 9km from the city centre with public transport close by.

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• Nitro Circus You Got This Stadium Tour

  On 9 February 2019 will be one of the biggest shows in Nitro Circus history, as the best in FMX, BMX and Skate push themselves to their absolute limits on the biggest ramps in action sports.

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• Jurassic World by Brickman

  Head to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre to experience this incredible artwork depicting scenes and characters from the Jurassic World franchise.

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• Jurassic World at Myer Melbourne

  Head on over to Myer Melbourne to test out your dino knowledge these school holidays.

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• Sensory Room

  A sensory room is designed to provide calm, focus, and comfort to people with sensory processing problems, which often includes people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

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