Patrons have snapped up all of the general admission tickets for the first day of the 2025 Melbourne Motor Show, April 5.
Melburnian and Australian motoring enthusiasts have shown their passion and enthusiasm by snapping up 30,000 tickets in pre-sales.
Limited GA tickets remain for the Sunday, April 6 show day and the business lounge. Only a handful of fast passes and business lounge tickets are available for Saturday.
“I am so incredibly proud and grateful to the motoring enthusiasts of Melbourne and Australia for having faith in bringing back the Melbourne Motor Show, ” Managing Director and event organiser Craig Phinn says.
“On behalf of the entire team and our exhibitors, we cannot wait to see you all on Saturday. We are looking forward to giving every one of you one of the best motoring experiences bar none.”
The Show will be the first global showcase of new models by brands including Geely Farizon, JAC, BRABUS, Mahindra, BYD, and MG, the latter debuting five new vehicles including the MGS5 EV pictured above.
Patrons will get to get up close and personal with Red Bull F1 cars and driving simulators; test drive models including the Victorian-based Savic Motorcycles electric motorcycles; see the cars of the future such as the JAC De-Fine; marvel at V8 Supercar Champion Rick Kelly’s Guinness World Record breaking Harley-Davidson ‘Widowmaker’ drift trike; the BRABUS G800 by Melbourne’s Zagame Autobody; and supercars on display from Porsche and McLaren.
Kids coming into the first week of the School Holidays will be well catered for in the Kids’ Zone, with LEGO by Bricks to the World offering retail and remote control racing around a custom circuit and a 50,000 brick 1/4 scale Ferrari 250 GTO California; and Hot Wheels setting up an activation over two stalls.
Kids and adults alike can duke it out at the incredible Hot Wheels Mega Race Track, see life-size die cast replicas of classic cars, play Hot Wheels latest games at the video game pavilion, take part in arts and crafts, and snap up retail opportunities.
Event Retail is also offering limited edition official Australian F1 Grand Prix merchandise, while stocks last.
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