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Discovery is open daily from 10am-4pm except on Wednesdays when we are open until 5:00pm. Discovery is closed on Christmas Day.

Child under 5: FREE
Child (5-15): $8.00
Adult: $12.00
Concession: $9.50
Family: $35.00

5 ‘til 5 promotion:
Admission is only $5 after 3.30pm on Wednesdays as part of our 5 ‘til 5 promotion, when we are open until 5pm!

Please note:

  • Family = 2 Adults and up to 4 Children
  • All shows and activities are included in Discovery's general admission price.
  • Each admission allows you to come and go as often as you like within one day.
  • From time to time Discovery host special events and activities which may incur an extra charge. These events will be communicated in advance on our website.
  • Discovery is a not-for-profit organisation. Entry fees to visit Discovery directly support its exhibits and educational programs. We value and encourage your support.

To find out what special events and activities we have coming up that you won't want to miss check out our News & Events.

Packages:

aspro-bluey-kids---mineWould you like to explore a little bit more of Bendigo?

Why not try this fantastic package that offers you discounted admission to three of Bendigo’s best attractions. Explore the wonders of science at Discovery, descend 61 metres underground on a Mine Experience Tour at Central Deborah Gold Mine and journey back in time aboard a Vintage 'Talking' Tram Tour.

bendigo-tramways2Special package price:

Adult $46.00
Concession $40.00
Child $26.00
Family $120.00

More information about the Central Deborah Gold Mine and Vintage 'Talking' Tram tours can be found on thier websites by clicking the links.

Not sure where to find us? Click here for directions.

 

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