[Melbourne] LEGO Star Wars: The Exhibition tickets now on sale!
Step into an unforgettable journey through the STAR WARS galaxy at Melbourne Museum
Tickets are officially on sale for LEGO® Star WarsTM: The Exhibition. The world’s first-ever LEGO® Star Wars exhibition is opening at Melbourne Museum on Star Wars Day, May 4, 2025, giving fans a unique opportunity to explore iconic Star Wars characters, starships and scenes recreated in stunning detail using millions of LEGO bricks.
Ryan ‘Brickman’ McNaught with the newly built C3PO. Photographer Dani Evercroft | Source: The Brickman
Created by Ryan ‘Brickman’ McNaught, one of the world’s leading LEGO brick artists and the only LEGO Certified Professional in the southern hemisphere, LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition features the largest collection of life-sized LEGO Star Wars models ever created.
More than 8 million LEGO bricks were used in the creation of this exhibition, which took over 25,000 hours of building, all meticulously created at Brickman HQ in Melbourne. Visitors will come face-to-face with breathtaking full-scale models spanning both classic and modern Star Wars moments.
More than a traditional exhibition, this experience invites fans to step into an immersive journey through the Star Wars galaxy. Visitors are invited to help build massive LEGO Star Wars landscapes brick by brick, take part in hands-on build activities, and see their LEGO Star Wars builds digitally come to life as they choose their Force allegiance and face-off against their friends. From building starfighters to creating custom lightsabers out of LEGO bricks, interactive elements offer a unique and engaging experience for fans of all ages.
Amidst the exhibition's numerous life-sized character builds, visitors can get up close to LEGO Star Wars models of iconic droids. The exhibition’s Droid Hall of Fame features fan-favourite C-3PO, meticulously crafted with ‘Pearl Gold’ LEGO bricks - a unique colour, made specifically for the exhibition.
Melbourne’s hosting of LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition’s world premiere further cements the city’s status as Australia’s cultural capital and a must-visit destination for families, tourists and fans alike. The exhibition’s significance is a testament to Melbourne Museum’s dedication to delivering blockbuster experiences that spark creativity, learning and collaboration among visitors of all ages.
Tickets for LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition are now available for purchase and include general admission to Melbourne Museum. Australian fans are encouraged to book early, as this one-of-a-kind event is expected to attract strong demand. To secure tickets, visit the Melbourne Museum website.
Stay tuned for more ticket package details and join the exhibition mailing list for exclusive early access to limited VIP opportunities. For more LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition content and behind-the-brick sneak peaks, visit www.legostarwarstheexhibition.com.
Quotes attributable to Steve Dimopoulos, Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events:
‘Witness Australia’s only LEGO Certified Professional, Brickman, unite two of the world’s most beloved franchises in an awe-inspiring showcase of masterful LEGO creations – an experience sure to amaze families and LEGO-lovers alike.
‘We’re proud to host this spectacular event in Melbourne, reinforcing our city as a premier destination for world-class entertainment and family-friendly experiences, while delivering a significant economic boost for Victorian jobs and businesses.’
Quotes attributable to Sean Royal, Acting Chief Executive Officer and Director, Museums Victoria:
‘Melbourne Museum creates experiences that spark meaningful moments of curiosity, joy and wonder. This world-first exhibition celebrating two of the most beloved cultural icons – the LEGO brand and Star Wars - will bring generations together to deliver exactly that.’
Quotes attributable to Ryan McNaught (Brickman):
‘Bringing the Star Wars galaxy to life with LEGO bricks has been a dream project and I’m excited that tickets are now on sale as we get closer and closer to the May 4th premiere. We’ve pushed ourselves to build models on a scale never seen before - visitors will see the smallest details of the most iconic Star Wars moments, built brick-by-brick. I can’t wait for fans to experience it for themselves.’