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$15 (adult) 
1 hour 
Less than a mile awayTake a tour of Melbourne's Marvel Stadium, the city's iconic sport and entertainment venue, featuring everything from AFL to EMINEM. Check the times here, but tours usually run at 11am, 1pm and 3pm during the week, beginning at the Information Desk at Gate 2.
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