Halo Rooftop Tour of Optus Stadium

Discover the Best Views of Perth City on the Halo Rooftop Tour

Think you’ve explored every nook and cranny of one of the largest stadiums in Australia, Optus Stadium? Then you might be wrong! Take this exclusive 90-minute halo rooftop tour that takes you behind the scenes and provides a unique and breathtaking bird’s eye view from the stadium roof. From Level 5, ascend to the roof through the stairway or a lift and take a 360-degree walk of the space. Gain access to insider insights on game-day operations and marvel at how the stadium was built on the picturesque Whadjuk Noongar Country.

The tour also offers scenic views of the majestic Swan River from the new western viewing deck and unparalleled vistas of Perth from the highest vantage point. Make sure to capture your own skyline pictures as you take in the awe-inspiring panoramas.

Halo Rooftop Tour of Optus Stadium

Discover the Halo Rooftop Tour of Optus Stadium, a guided sightseeing tour that includes access to one of Australia's largest stadiums in just 90 minutes. This tour covers the entire stadium complex and offers unparalleled views of Perth’s skyline and the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River). The tour is led by knowledgeable guides who provide insights into game-day operations, the history of the Whadjuk Noongar Country where the stadium stands, and the unique architecture that includes a 360-degree walk on the rooftop. Guests will also learn about the stadium's construction details, such as its capacity for over 58,000 spectators, the use of advanced technology in its design, and the sustainable features that make it an eco-friendly landmark. Optus Stadium was completed in 2018 at a cost of approximately AUD$700 million, making it one of Western Australia’s most significant landmarks. The tour is accessible to all visitors, with audio guides available in English, Mandarin, and Japanese. Tourists can expect to spend about an hour exploring the rooftop area and another half-hour learning about the stadium's operational aspects. This tour stands out from other stadium tours due to its unique vantage points and comprehensive coverage of both historical and contemporary aspects.

Explore Optus Stadium’s Rooftop

Your tour stops at the Optus Stadium rooftop where you can walk a full 360 degrees, taking in panoramic views of Perth. Built on Whadjuk Noongar Country in 2018, this stadium spans over 75 acres and stands tall with its distinctive design visible from miles around. Visitors will see features like the retractable roof, which covers an area of 4,600 square meters, and the western viewing deck that offers stunning views of Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River). The stadium has hosted numerous high-profile events since its opening, including concerts by international stars such as Taylor Swift and Post Malone. Tourists spend approximately one hour on this section of the tour, appreciating the engineering marvels and cultural significance embedded in Optus Stadium’s design. This unique vantage point sets it apart from other stadiums, offering insights into game-day operations and sustainable practices that make Optus Stadium a landmark of modern Australian architecture.

Tour Highlights

• 360° walk on stadium rooftop at Optus Stadium
• Audio guide in English, Mandarin, Japanese
• Insights into game-day operations with numbers and facts
• Panoramic views from western viewing deck at Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River)
• Access to sustainable features throughout stadium complex
• Historical insights about Whadjuk Noongar Country included in tour
• Retractable roof covering 4,600 square meters explained
• Celebrity performances including Taylor Swift and Post Malone noted

Perfect for sports enthusiasts, architecture buffs, and cultural explorers, this guided tour provides a comprehensive understanding of Optus Stadium’s unique features. The 90-minute format allows you to explore the rooftop area, learn about sustainable practices, and appreciate historical insights, giving you an immersive experience of Perth's landmarks while enjoying unparalleled views.