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Free Open Day – 1 March

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Photo showing a family onboard a navy ship on a sunny, blue sky day. There is a Dad and mum with 2 small children all holding hands.

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To mark the 125th anniversary of Australia’s Navy, the Museum will hold a free Open Day where visitors can meet Navy personnel, tour naval vessels, hear service stories, and join interactive activities.

Enjoy the HMAS Vampire radio Club, see a Navy Diving display, tour the WWII navy vessel Krait, listen to the Navy New Orleans band, and see model displays of Australian Navy vessels.

Online ticket allocation exhausted

Due to popular demand, tickets for our Free Day are no longer available online.

Limited tickets will be available at the museum on the day.

Portrait photograph of a father and daughter (a male and young female visitor) walking across the top deck of the submarine

Photo showing a couple (a man and a woman) on the deck of a navy ship, looking up at the ship's guns with the Sydney skyline behind them.

Photo of a young girl and older sister stops to check out the submarine's periscope.

A detail photograph of a grey navy vessel showing its emblem - featuring the harbour bridge and a red kangaroo - and lifebuoy

Photo of a A boy and teenage girl inside a navy ship.

Photo showing a young female adult visitor inside the Projection Room watching a film that captures the experience of the navy vessels during operations

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Portrait photo of a male visitor exiting the submarine hatch

Photo of three kids walking along the deck of a large, metal ship.

Portrait of a boy inside the submarine's round door hatch on a navy submarine

Photo showing a female visitor looking through a submarine's periscope.

A boy and girl, sister and brother, pose on the upper deck of a navy ship beside the ship's emblem and name Vampire.

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