Gate Access & Opening Hours
For most show-goers, you’ll find that Gate 1 (the corner of Graylands and Shenton Rd – near the Dog Pavilion), Gate 5 (Graylands Rd – near Sideshow Alley) and Gate 10 (Ashton Ave – near the Dairy Pavilion) will be open to get you where you want to be. Alternatively, there’s a designated Train Station Gate for public transport show-goers that sits in front of the Showground Train Station for ease of access.
The Perth Royal Show is open from 10am to 9pm every day. Sideshow Alley stays open until late.
Ticket sales at the gates close at 8pm.
Transport
During Show Week, you can purchase a FamilyRider which includes 2 standard fares plus up to 5 concession fares for just $10.40. This covers you for the full day (return trip).
Transperth’s regular train and bus services to the Showground make visiting the show easier than ever. Trains on the Fremantle line stop at the Showgrounds Station and bus numbers 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 995, 998/999 (Circle Route) and 103 all stop close by.
To find the best transport ticketing option to get you to the Show, call the Transperth Infoline on 13 62 13 (TTY: 9428 1999, TIS: 13 14 50) or visit www.transperth.wa.gov.au.
Please note, not all special event services may have accessibility – please view the timetable before departing.
Parking
Parking is available for a day rate at these locations:
- Swanbourne Primary School – 3 Narla Street, Swanbourne. A free shuttle bus runs between the car park and venue every 15 minutes.
- Ashton Triangle – Corner of Ashton Avenue and Judge Avenue, Claremont. Walking distance to the Showground.
- John XXII College – 25 John XXII Avenue, Mount Claremont.
Places are limited so we recommend pre-booking on through Megatix to secure your spot.
Parking Fees
Online:
- Swanbourne Primary School – $25 + Fees
- Ashton Triangle – $28 + Fees
- John XXIII College – $25 + Fees
At the gate (cashless payments only):
- Swanbourne Primary School – $28
- Ashton Triangle – $30
- John XXIII College – $28
IMPORTANT: Parking is limited on the day, so we strongly recommend pre-booking your parking space to guarantee your spot. Cashless payments via EFTPOS only.
Payment
Come prepared. You can tap and go nearly everywhere at the show, but just in case there’s a technology glitch bring more cash than you think you’ll need as there will be NO ATMs at Claremont Showgrounds! Claremont Quarter & City Centre (just a five-minute walk away) has multiple ATMs:
- Westpac ATM – 2 Saint Quentin Avenue
- Bankwest ATM – 39 Bay View Terrace
- Commonwealth Bank ATM – 18 Saint Quentin Avenue
- ANZ – 337 Stirling Highway
- Foodies Market IGA – 1 Davies Road
Getting Tickets
Ticket Prices
In 2024 The State Government is subsiding the cost of tickets. All ticket prices shown are the reduced-cost ticket.
Type | Description | Price |
Adult | Aged 16 and over | $22 |
Child | Aged 15 and under | Free |
Student & Concession | Aged 16 and over with a Commonwealth Pensioner Concession, Commonwealth Seniors, and Secondary School or Tertiary Student cards. | $12.50 |
Companion Cardholders | Admitted free when accompanying a paid ticketholder who requires care | Free |
All tickets can be purchased online. Limited tickets may be available for purchase at the gates.
EVERY PATRON REQUIRES A TICKET TO ENTER THE SHOW, INCLUDING CHILDREN
A FREE CHILD TICKET CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED THROUGH PURCHASING A PAID ADULT OR CONCESSION TICKET.
ONLINE:
- Tickets must be purchased online using a credit or debit card (16 digits) including: VISA, Mastercard and AMEX. PayPal is also accepted.
- EFTPOS (savings) cards are not accepted online.
- Online transactions incur fees as outlined below.
GATE SALES:
- Gate sales are not guaranteed, and if available, will incur additional fees due to the cost of staffing and logistics.
- If available, payment may be made via 16-digit credit or debit card including: VISA, Mastercard and AMEX.
- EFTPOS (savings) cards are not accepted at the gate.
- Fees apply to Cards, with a higher fee applied to Cash transactions, as outlined below.
- Please note that purchasing your tickets online is the most cost-effective option.
Booking Fees
Online booking fee | Amount (ex Merchant fees) |
Adult | $3.00 |
Concession | $2.00 |
Gate sales booking fee (EFTPOS) | Amount (ex Merchant fees) |
Adult | $4.41 |
Concession | $2.54 |
Gate sales booking fee (Cash) | Amount (ex Merchant fees) |
Adult | $5 |
Concession | $3 |
Merchant fee | Amount |
Credit Card / Apple Pay / Google Pay | 30c + 1.3% |
PayPal | 30c + 2.0% |
Ticketing Policies
Adult Tickets
- Each adult must have a day valid ticket to obtain entry to the Perth Royal Show.
- Gate staff will conduct random age checks – All patrons must be able to provide proof of ID upon request.
- A free Child Ticket can only be obtained through purchasing a paid Adult or Concession ticket.
- A maximum of four (4) Child Tickets can be obtained with every Adult (or concession) ticket transacted.
Children’s Tickets
Thanks to the support of the State Government of Western Australia children aged 0-15 can enter the show for free. To ensure the safety of all patrons:
- Each child must have a valid Child Ticket to obtain entry to the Perth Royal Show.
- Gate staff will conduct random age checks – All patrons must be able to provide proof of ID upon request.
- A free Child Ticket can only be obtained through purchasing a paid (Adult or Concession) ticket. You cannot obtain a Child Ticket separately.
- Complimentary ticket holders are not eligible for free child tickets.
- Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who has a valid Adult or Concession ticket.
- A maximum of four (4) Child tickets can be obtained with every paid ticket transacted.
- RASWA reserves the right to deny admission to, or eject, patrons who have a Child Ticket but cannot prove that they are aged 15 and under.
Concession Tickets
- Commonwealth Pensioner Concession, Commonwealth Seniors Health Care Card, Veterans and Student Card holders are accepted.
- Health Care cards are not accepted.
- A maximum of four (4) Child Tickets can be obtained with every Concession ticket transacted.
- All concession tickets must provide a valid concession card upon entry.
OTHER TICKETING FAQS
The best way to book your tickets is online through our website. For every one (1) adult ticket purchased, you can order up to four (4) free children tickets. All patrons require tickets to enter, including kids 15 and under.
Yes, however to avoid lengthy queues at the gate, we ask everyone buy online to gain express entry to the showgrounds. Gate sales will incur higher booking fees and we only accept cash and credit card – EFTPOS (savings) cards are not accepted. We also have a daily capacity limit so cannot guarantee tickets will be available at the gate.
The Perth Royal Show is open from Saturday 21 September to Saturday 28 September, 10am to 9pm. Sideshow Alley and Taste WA stay open until late. Ticket sales at the gates close at 8pm.
Yes, everyone needs a ticket to enter the Perth Royal Show this year, including children of all ages. You can add them when purchasing your adult tickets at no additional cost.
No. A maximum of four (4) free kid’s tickets (15 and under) will be allowed for every single adult or concession ticket purchased (at half price) for supervision and safety reasons. If you are purchasing two (2) paid tickets then you can add up to eight (8) free child tickets.
At this stage, children’s tickets are only available at the original point of sale. Our ticketing partner is working on adding this functionality. Please contact us at info@raswa.org.au.
No. All kids 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult as per Perth Royal Show conditions.
Yes, for children 15 and under to be eligible for a free ticket. Gate staff will conduct age checks – all patrons must be able to provide proof of ID upon request. RASWA reserves the right to deny admission to, or eject, patrons who have a Child Ticket but cannot prove that they are aged 15 and under.
Concession tickets are available for holders of a Pensioner Concession Card, Seniors Card, Secondary Student Cad or Tertiary Student Card. Please note a Health Care Card is not accepted. Concession cards MUST be shown otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
Yes, concession tickets are available to individuals aged 16 and over who hold a Secondary School or Tertiary Student card. Relevant proof of student status from an educational institute will be required upon entry.
Yes, patrons holding a Veteran’s Affairs Card are eligible for a concession ticket. We are also pleased to share that Thursday 26 September is Veteran’s Day, and all patrons with Veteran’s Affairs Cards will be able to secure a free ticket for this day.
At this stage, we do not have a Seniors Day. All seniors can purchase a Concession ticket for a price of $12.50.
Yes. Companion Card tickets are available through Megatix. Simply select Companion Card and follow the prompts. Please note, a companion card MUST be shown on the day upon scanning in otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
The Companion Card must be shown to gate staff upon entry otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
Yes, your entry date can be changed at any time prior to scheduled date of attendance by visiting the Megatix website and clicking on the My Orders button (subject to availability).
No, complimentary ticket holders are not eligible for free child tickets. If you would like children’s tickets, an adult or concession ticket must be purchased.
Yes, for the safety and comfort of our patrons we limit the number of persons in the Showgrounds at all times. We have cameras at every gate monitoring entries and exits to ensure numbers don’t exceed capacity. We recommend all patrons pre-purchase tickets online to ensure entry to the Showgrounds on the day you plan to come, particularly during peak periods (first long weekend and last Saturday).
There is no family pass or group ticket this year. Instead, you can book four (4) children’s tickets for every one (1) adult or concession ticket. If you want to book more children’s tickets, you must purchase an additional adult ticket. Everyone attending needs a ticket, regardless of whether it is free.
Your ticket gives you access to the Showgrounds for the full day, including over 101 free things to see and do. This includes our animal competitions, live entertainment, a 3D drone show and the biggest fireworks show we have ever seen.
All ticket sales are final, no refund or exchange will be given on any ticket (including complimentary tickets).
Please check the My Orders button on the Megatix homepage to ensure the order has been completed. Some transactions may require a 2-factor authentication from your bank. If this doesn’t occur, the ticket purchase won’t go through.
No. We recommend booking in advance for the day you would like to attend.
No, however public transport will be free on Sunday 22 September for SmartRider card holders.
During Show Week, you can purchase a FamilyRider which includes 2 standard fares plus up to 5 concession fares for just $10.40. This covers you for the full day (return trip).
When purchasing a ticket, you must select the date you wish to attend as there will be attendance capacity limits. Your selected date can be changed at any time through the My Orders button on the Megatix homepage (subject to availability).
In the event of the Show being cancelled, you will receive a full refund including all fees & charges. This will include any ticketing fees from Megatix. This will be an automatic refund, so you will not need to contact us. If an event cancellation does occur, please check our social media for updates.
Please visit the following link: https://perthroyalshow.com.au/get-tickets/terms-and-conditions/
Yes. Patrons can add additional child tickets under their My Orders page, where they will be given the option to add additional child tickets. Customers will still only be able to add up to 4 child tickets per paid ticket.
important ticketing information
By making a purchase you agree to the following full Terms & Conditions. Please read these carefully prior to purchase, and in conjunction with The Royal Agricultural Society of WA’s Privacy Policy.
Accessibility and Facilities
The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia is committed to making all events at the Claremont Showground safe, inclusive and enjoyable for all.
Drop-off/Pick-up zones
Accessible drop off/pick up points for vehicles close to the entrance of the venue.
Accessible Parking
There is limited ACROD parking outside the venue along Graylands Road. We encourage you to use the drop off zone and public transport.
Accessible Toilets
Toilets with greater accessibility are located around the ground – they are within permanent structures and additional portable options are also available. All portable toilets are gender neutral.
Assistance / Companion Dogs
Certified guide, hearing and assistance dogs are permitted entry to the Perth Royal Show. Owners must carry their identification card and ensure their dog is wearing the correct badge accreditation.
Provision for rest/toileting and water of companion/assistance animals is located on the grassed areas, at the back of the Dogs pavilion.
Parent Facilities
There are a number of conveniently located parenting facilities located around the Showground to help with changing, feeding and care of your child.
Sensory Space
The Sensory Space is located at Campbell Pavilion (by Centenary Pavilion) and is open from 10am daily.
This designated space provides a reduced stimulation environment that allows people to calm, relax, re-organise and refocus before heading back to the Show. Patrons utilising the Sensory Space are required to have an adult carer accompanying them at all times.
Please reach out to any of our volunteers if you require assistance locating this space.
OTHER ACCESSIBILITY FAQS
The showgrounds are fully accessible, with facilities in place to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all visitors, including those with additional needs. Accessible toilets facilities are also available throughout the showgrounds. Emergency personnel have been trained on how best to assist people with disability in the event of an emergency and to ensure all exits and assembly points are accessible.
Yes. The sensory space is located at Campbell Pavilion (vu Centenary Pavilion) and is open from 10am daily.
Companion Card tickets are available on the Megatix site through this link. Simply select Companion Card and follow the prompts. Please note, a companion card MUST be shown on the day upon scanning in otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
Planning your time at the Show can be a helpful way for making your experience a great one—not just for Showgoers with disability, but for the entire family. Some suggested tips include:
- Watch videos of the Show here. There is lots of movement, colours and sounds at the Show, watching some videos can help ease into the Show experience
- Choose a meeting location in case you get separated
- Practice waiting in line, this is useful if you’re planning on going on rides or purchasing Showbags
- Have some earplugs or headphones handy
- Bring a sensory toy or comfort item
Show rides:
Each individual carnival ride has set guidelines of usage that need to be adhered to at all times. Should these guidelines be met by the patrons you can request assistance from carnival operators directly.
Sound & Lighting:
Throughout the Show there is a lot of noise, flash lighting, strobes, smoke, loud noises or other special effects. While we endeavor to have sensory time, you are encouraged to speak to individual operators of amusements and also consider bringing headphones.
Show Map
The official map for the 2024 Perth Royal Show is coming soon. We can’t wait to uncover all the fun and excitement this year’s show has to offer!
Emergency Management
Emergency personnel have been trained on how best to assist people with disability in the event of an emergency and to ensure all exits and assembly points are accessible.
First Aid
St. John Ambulance First Aid Posts are situated throughout the Showground. Post 1 is situated adjacent to the Police Pavilion. Post 2 is at the Western entrance to the Main Arena. St John Ambulance Event Health Service Members will also be patrolling around the Showground. A variety of personal first aid supplies are available from all St John Ambulance Posts for a gold coin donation.
Lost/Found Persons
Should you and your child become separated at the Perth Royal Show, please alert an information booth or the RASWA Administration Office to notify the Lost/Found Person’s Centre. All people will be cared for at the Lost Person Centre inside the Administration Building until reunited.
Smoking Policy
The Perth Royal Show is a smoke-free event. No smoking is allowed on the Showground or immediately outside any gates. Areas have been set aside for smokers at Private Road (next to Sideshow Alley) and at the rear of the toilet block near the corner of Hardy and Morrison Avenue. Check at the information booths for directions.
OTHER SAFETY FAQS
We recommend visiting an Information Booth to obtain a wristband for your child. Write your name and mobile number on it for Perth Royal Show staff members to get in contact should you and your child become separated. If this does happen, please alert an Information Booth or the RASWA Administration Office (see map) to notify the Lost/Found Person’s Centre. All lost persons will be cared for at the Lost Person Centre inside the Administration Building until reunited.
We are continually reviewing our safety protocols at the Perth Royal Show. In order to manage the welfare of children 15 and under, they will now require an adult escort when attending the show at a ratio of 1 adult for every 4 children.
St. John Ambulance First Aid Posts are situated throughout the Showground. Post 1 is situated adjacent to the Police Pavilion. Post 2 is at the Western entrance to the Main Arena. St John Ambulance Event Health Service Members will also be patrolling around the Showground. A variety of personal first aid supplies are available from all St John Ambulance Posts for a gold coin donation.
Yes, as always, the WA Police will be present across the full eight days of the show. Incidents can be reported to 131 444 and life-threatening situations should be reported to 000.
We continually review our security arrangements, with security cameras around our site, bag checks at the gates and hundreds of security guards on staff across Show week. There is a strong police presence during Show hours, with police patrolling the show and procedures in place for emergency situations or risks to public safety. All accidents or emergencies must be immediately reported to Security.
The following are strictly prohibited, and bag searches will be conducted at the gates. Alcohol, illicit drugs, flares or fireworks, glass, laser pointers, knives, weapons, balaclavas, unapproved animals other than assistance dogs, skateboards, segways, scooters, bicycles, rollerblades and any other items as determined by RASWA management that may cause injury or public nuisance. Persons will be subject to a security check, which may include personal checks, wanding, searching of bags, other containers (regardless of size) and clothing, when entering the Showgrounds.
We have Traffic Management plans in place to ensure the swift entry and exit to and from the Showgrounds. We have secured additional parking sites around the Showgrounds and have shuttle buses going to and from the Showgrounds. We will actively promote public transport as being the best form of transport to get to and from the Show.
- We have dedicated vets on site at the Perth Royal Show and animal health teams provided by RASWA. Care of animals on RASWA property is underpinned by State animal welfare legislation and codes of practice. RASWA will promptly and actively respond to animal welfare incidents should they arise.
RASWA is working with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to highlight the importance of bio security. We have a detailed plan and ask all show attendees take extra precautions if they have been overseas in the past month. We also have vets on site and animals are monitored for illness.
FAQs
Accessibility & Inclusion
The showgrounds are fully accessible, with facilities in place to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all visitors, including those with additional needs. Accessible toilets facilities are also available throughout the showgrounds. Emergency personnel have been trained on how best to assist people with disability in the event of an emergency and to ensure all exits and assembly points are accessible.
Companion Card tickets are available on the Megatix site through this link. Simply select Companion Card and follow the prompts. Please note, a companion card MUST be shown on the day upon scanning in otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
Yes. The sensory space is located at Campbell Pavilion (by Centenary Pavilion) and is open from 10am daily.
Facilities
A dedicated parent’s room is behind Kid’s City, near Gate 1. This includes feeding, changing and toilet facilities.
For lost property please call RASWA on (08) 6263 3100. Items are kept for approximately eight weeks after Show and if still remain unclaimed are then donated to charity. Items of value are collected daily by the police during Show and held at Wembley Police Station who can be contacted at (08) 9214 7100.
No, for the safety of our patrons, skateboards, scooters, roller blades, segways and bicycles are prohibited.
Yes, for the comfort of families, prams, strollers and wagons are welcome at the Perth Royal Show. These must be stowed away from walkways and must not be left in aisles or areas impeding safe movement. RASWA is not responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of patronal property.
The Perth Royal Show is a smoke-free event – this includes e-cigarettes and vapes. Smoking is not permitted within the Showground or outside the gates, other than in designated areas. Areas have been set aside for smokers at Private Road (next to Sideshow Alley) and at the rear of the toilet block near the corner of Hardy and Morrison Avenue. Check at the information booths for directions.
There will be NO ATMs at Claremont Showgrounds! You can tap and go nearly everywhere at the show, but just in case there’s a technology glitch bring more cash than you think you’ll need. The closest ATMs are:
- Westpac ATM – 2 Saint Quentin Avenue
- Bankwest ATM – 39 Bay View Terrace
- Commonwealth Bank ATM – 18 Saint Quentin Avenue
- ANZ – 337 Stirling Highway
- Foodies Market IGA – 1 Davies Road
Ticketing
The best way to book your tickets is online through our website. For every one (1) adult ticket purchased, you can order up to four (4) free children tickets. All patrons require tickets to enter, including kids 15 and under.
Yes, however, gate sales will incur higher booking fees and we only accept cash and credit card – EFTPOS (savings) cards are not accepted. We also have a daily capacity limit so cannot guarantee tickets will be available at the gate.
The best option is to buy online.
The Perth Royal Show is open from Saturday 21 September to Saturday 28 September, 10am to 9pm. Sideshow Alley and Taste WA stay open until late. Ticket sales at the gates close at 8pm.
Yes, everyone needs a ticket to enter the Perth Royal Show this year, including children of all ages. You can add them when purchasing your adult tickets at no additional cost.
No. A maximum of four (4) free kid’s tickets (15 and under) will be allowed for every single adult or concession ticket purchased (at half price) for supervision and safety reasons. If you are purchasing two (2) paid tickets then you can add up to eight (8) free child tickets.
At this stage, children’s tickets are only available at the original point of sale. Our ticketing partner is working on adding this functionality. Please contact us at info@raswa.org.au.
No. All kids 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult as per Perth Royal Show conditions.
Yes, for children 15 and under to be eligible for a free ticket. Gate staff will conduct age checks – all patrons must be able to provide proof of ID upon request. RASWA reserves the right to deny admission to, or eject, patrons who have a Child Ticket but cannot prove that they are aged 15 and under.
Concession tickets are available for holders of a Pensioner Concession Card, Seniors Card, Secondary Student Cad or Tertiary Student Card. Please note a Health Care Card is not accepted. Concession cards MUST be shown otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
Yes, concession tickets are available to individuals aged 16 and over who hold a Secondary School or Tertiary Student card. Relevant proof of student status from an educational institute will be required upon entry.
Yes, patrons holding a Veteran’s Affairs Card are eligible for a concession ticket. We are also pleased to share that Thursday 26 September is Veteran’s Day.
At this stage, we do not have a Seniors Day. All seniors can purchase a Concession ticket for a price of $12.50.
Yes. Companion Card tickets are available through Megatix. Simply select Companion Card and follow the prompts. Please note, a companion card MUST be shown on the day upon scanning in otherwise the ticket will not be valid.
RASWA will provide info on obtaining this shortly.
Yes, your entry date can be changed at any time prior to scheduled date of attendance by visiting the Megatix website and clicking on the My Orders button (subject to availability).
No, complimentary ticket holders are not eligible for free child tickets. If you would like children’s tickets, an adult or concession ticket must be purchased.
Yes, for the safety and comfort of our patrons we limit the number of persons in the Showgrounds at all times. We have cameras at every gate monitoring entries and exits to ensure numbers don’t exceed capacity. We recommend all patrons pre-purchase tickets online to ensure entry to the Showgrounds on the day you plan to come, particularly during peak periods (first long weekend and last Saturday).
There is no family pass or group ticket this year. Instead, you can book four (4) children’s tickets for every one (1) adult or concession ticket. If you want to book more children’s tickets, you must purchase an additional adult ticket. Everyone attending needs a ticket, regardless of whether it is free.
Your ticket gives you access to the Showgrounds for the full day, including over 101 free things to see and do. This includes our animal competitions, live entertainment, a 3D drone show and the biggest fireworks show we have ever seen.
All ticket sales are final, no refund or exchange will be given on any ticket (including complimentary tickets).
Please check the My Orders button on the Megatix homepage to ensure the order has been completed. Some transactions may require a 2-factor authentication from your bank. If this doesn’t occur, the ticket purchase won’t go through.
No. We recommend booking in advance for the day you would like to attend.
No, however public transport will be free on Sunday 22 September for SmartRider card holders.
During Show Week, you can purchase a FamilyRider which includes 2 standard fares plus up to 5 concession fares for just $10.40. This covers you for the full day (return trip).
When purchasing a ticket, you must select the date you wish to attend as there will be attendance capacity limits. Your selected date can be changed at any time through the My Orders button on the Megatix homepage (subject to availability).
In the event of the Show being cancelled, you will receive a full refund including all fees & charges. This will include any ticketing fees from Megatix. This will be an automatic refund, so you will not need to contact us. If an event cancellation does occur, please check our social media for updates.
Please visit the following link: https://perthroyalshow.com.au/get-tickets/terms-and-conditions/
Yes. Patrons can add additional child tickets under their My Orders page, where they will be given the option to add additional child tickets. Customers will still only be able to add up to 4 child tickets per paid ticket.
Volunteers
Yes. However, applications to volunteer at the Show are closed.
Safety
We recommend visiting an Information Booth to obtain a wristband for your child. Write your name and mobile number on it for Perth Royal Show staff members to get in contact should you and your child become separated. If this does happen, please alert an Information Booth or the RASWA Administration Office (see map) to notify the Lost/Found Person’s Centre. All lost persons will be cared for at the Lost Person Centre inside the Administration Building until reunited.
We are continually reviewing our safety protocols at the Perth Royal Show. In order to manage the welfare of children 15 and under, they will now require an adult escort when attending the show at a ratio of 1 adult for every 4 children.
St. John Ambulance First Aid Posts are situated throughout the Showground. Post 1 is situated adjacent to the Police Pavilion. Post 2 is at the Western entrance to the Main Arena. St John Ambulance Event Health Service Members will also be patrolling around the Showground. A variety of personal first aid supplies are available from all St John Ambulance Posts for a gold coin donation.
Yes, as always, the WA Police will be present across the full eight days of the show. Incidents can be reported to 131 444 and life-threatening situations should be reported to 000.
We continually review our security arrangements, with security cameras around our site, bag checks at the gates and hundreds of security guards on staff across Show week. There is a strong police presence during Show hours, with police patrolling the show and procedures in place for emergency situations or risks to public safety. All accidents or emergencies must be immediately reported to Security.
The following are strictly prohibited, and bag searches will be conducted at the gates. Alcohol, illicit drugs, flares or fireworks, glass, laser pointers, knives, weapons, balaclavas, unapproved animals other than assistance dogs, skateboards, segways, scooters, bicycles, rollerblades and any other items as determined by RASWA management that may cause injury or public nuisance. Persons will be subject to a security check, which may include personal checks, wanding, searching of bags, other containers (regardless of size) and clothing, when entering the Showgrounds.
We have Traffic Management plans in place to ensure the swift entry and exit to and from the Showgrounds. We have secured additional parking sites around the Showgrounds and have shuttle buses going to and from the Showgrounds. We will actively promote public transport as being the best form of transport to get to and from the Show.
- We have dedicated vets on site at the Perth Royal Show and animal health teams provided by RASWA. Care of animals on RASWA property is underpinned by State animal welfare legislation and codes of practice. RASWA will promptly and actively respond to animal welfare incidents should they arise.
RASWA is working with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to highlight the importance of bio security. We have a detailed plan and ask all show attendees take extra precautions if they have been overseas in the past month. We also have vets on site and animals are monitored for illness.
Rides, Showbags & Attractions
The Perth Royal Show is unveiling never-seen-before designated precincts. These new areas are based off past customer feedback. You can find out more here.
This year we’re expecting up to 50 different games.
This year we will have over 300 showbags, including some brand new ones. We are still confirming the final list. You can find all the details here.
This year we will have up to 30 thrilling rides. We are still confirming the final vendors who will be attending. You can find all the information on rides here.
No. The rides are owned by a range of ride operators therefore the purchase of a ride token must be made in person. The exception is Kids Luna Park – visit their website to get a 5% discount on tokens!
Each ride has individual terms of entry, including height and age limits. These are set by the carnival ride operators. If you have young children, we recommend Kids Luna Park, the ultimate family destination with 2-FOR-1 RIDES between 3pm and 4pm every day.
This year, the sky over the Showground is set to ignite with the largest and most spectacular arena fireworks display in the Show’s history. Spectators will be treated to a nightly pyrotechnic extravaganza, launched from an unprecedented 100 locations across the main arena. The entertainment also includes a spectacular agricultural themed drone show, weaving a captivating story of Ellie and her dog Lucy travelling the yellow brick road to the Perth Royal Show.
You can tap and go nearly everywhere at the show, however, some vendors do not accept cash, and many no longer accept EFTPOS. There are no ATMs available within the showgrounds, so we recommend bringing some spare cash with you in case of a technology glitch.
Download the Perth Royal Show App! Our full schedule of agricultural competitions is also available here.
Yellow Brick Road
You must purchase your Yellow Brick Road add-on when you book your ticket online. We have a limited number of 20,000 Yellow Brick Road show bags available. Alternatively, bags can be purchased between 10am and 3pm in-person at Showground information booths or our dedicated Sales Booth on AgVenture Hill.
At this stage, Yellow Brick Road show bags can only be purchased at the point of sale for show entry tickets. Our ticketing partner is working on adding this functionality. Please contact us at info@raswa.org.au if you wish to be notified when this is available. Alternatively, you can buy them on the day (if in stock).
Our Yellow Brick Road experience will be the biggest and best yet, featuring special stops filled with fun, educational activities, and exclusive collection items. A full list of Yellow Brick Road stops will be released closer to the event.
The experience can take as little as 90 minutes up to 3 hours depending on how quickly you want to finish it. At this point we have 10 stops and 12 activities, all included in the price of $15!
Absolutely! Although the Yellow Brick Road is targeted at ages 6 – 12, everyone from 1 – 100 is welcome to purchase a show bag and join in the adventure.
You must purchase your Yellow Brick Road add-on when you book your ticket online. We have a limited number of places available.
If you forgot to purchase a Yellow Brick Road add-on you can head here to purchase.
Please note: You still must have a ticket to the Perth Royal Show to be able to enter.
History of the Perth Royal Show
Over the week we get more than 300,000 people through our show gates. The long weekend (first 3 days) is the busiest time at the Show, particularly the Public Holiday Monday.
The first official show in Western Australia was held on 7 November 1834 and was known as the Fair and Cattle Show. By 1904 the Society which held the show was assumed the title of “The Royal Agricultural Society became incorporated. In 1905 the show moved to Claremont and more than quadrupled in attendance becoming the State’s biggest annual community event and has been growing ever since.
The Show was not held at various times during World War I & II and not held due to Covid in 2020.
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Amateur Photography is allowed provided it does not cause annoyance, the subjects consent, and the photos are not sold for commercial gain. Professional photography is not permitted without prior written approval/consent from media@raswa.org.au. This includes photographic, video, or audio recording for any purpose other than private non-commercial purposes. Drones are strictly prohibited inside and surrounding the showgrounds during the event.
Each year we recruit 100s of local casual staff in the lead up and during the Perth Royal Show. Applications are opening in August. Keep an eye on our website for more information.
Expressions of interest are now open for volunteer opportunities! Click here for more information and to get in touch with our Volunteer Coordinator.
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