Free to visit
ACMI
Melbourne · Australia 🇦🇺
Free to visit — no ticket needed
A public place: nothing is sold and no booking exists. Anyone selling you a ticket for it is not official.
acmi.net.auAdmission prices
Free
Entry (some events ticketed)
Free entry
FREE
stated on acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · checked 2026-10-05
ACMI, Fed Square, Naarm/Melbourne · FREE entry, with some ticketed events
Practical
ACMI: address
ACMI is located at Fed Square, Naarm/Melbourne, on Flinders St between Swanston St and Russell St.Open in Google Maps →✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-05ACMI: opening hours
Museum opening hours · Open daily 10am – 5pm · (open 1–5pm ANZAC Day 25 Apr, closed Christmas Day 25 Dec)✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-05ACMI: what should I know before visiting?
Selfie sticks, tripods and flash photography can interfere with the enjoyment and safety of others. They are not permitted without prior permission. Photography and filming are not allowed in our cinemas during screenings. … For some exhibitions, large bags, backpacks, and luggage may need to be placed in our free cloakroom before entry.✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-12ACMI: how to get there
Most of Melbourne’s trains and trams will take you to ACMI. Our location at Fed Square sits opposite Flinders Street Station within Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone .✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-12ACMI: parking
Paid parking is available at the Fed Square carpark , located on the Russell Street Extension or via the second entrance off Batman Ave. It's a 2 minute (200m) walk from Fed Square car park to ACMI. There is also a Wilson Parking at 172/192 Flinders St, directly opposite our Flinders Street entrance.✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-12ACMI: is it wheelchair accessible?
ACMI has lifts at every level of the building. … We have wheelchair accessible toilets and gender neutral toilets on both levels.✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-12ACMI: are dogs allowed?
Only guide dogs and registered assistance animals are permitted in the building.✓ acmi.net.au/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-05ACMI is your museum of screen culture – discover the universe of screen-based art, film, TV and videogames. Located in Naarm/Melbourne’s Fed Square, online and on tour, ACMI (the Australian Centre for the Moving Image) welcomes a million visitors each year through a vibrant mix of exhibitions , screenings , commissions and festivals .
Free entry — official site →
You will be redirected to acmi.net.au — This is the venue’s own website.