MAC Museum

Visiting MAC Museum

We’ll be right back…

We’re off to a good start, but we’ve had to take a quick break due to access issues at the complex where MAC Museum is located.

We’re making some adjustments and will be back open again soon!

Choose your option:

Casual visit – pay per visit

Pay at the door, single entry, perfect for infrequent visits or to catch the odd event.

MAC Museum Membership – for regular visitors

Visit whenever you like over a 12 month period! Perfect for regularly attending events and exploring monthly curations.

Casual Visit

$15 – Single

$30 – Family*

MAC Museum Membership

$99 per year

Usual Operating Hours:

*** Coming Soon **
Check back soon for new opening hours – stay up to date via Facebook and Instagram!

Casual Tickets & Admission:

*Family tickets for 2 adults + 2 children

There’s no limit on the duration of your visit during opening hours – your ticket is valid for the whole day. Hopefully you’ll find something cool, pull up a stool, and settle in to explore, create, or reminisce on a vintage computer; or maybe you’d like to sit down and read through the catalogue of magazines.

$1 from every ticket sold is donated to Endometriosis Australia.

Location:

MAC Museum is located in Somerville on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.

Unit 7, 10 Speedwell Street
SOMERVILLE VIC 3912

Getting There:

Car – located approximately 5 minutes off Peninsula Link freeway. Exit at Golf Links Road or Frankston Flinders Road. Free parking available on-site.

Train – Take the Stony Point Line to Somerville station, then take a 14 minute walk.

Aircraft – Tyabb Airport is located in the neighbouring town, an 8 minute drive down the road.

Accessibility:

The showroom area is quite spacious and there are no steps. The entry doorway is approx. 86cm wide. There is approximately 70cm height clearance under the tables. Stools are rated to approx. 150kg.

Tips for an enjoyable visit:

  • No food & drinks please: Water bottles are fine but please no food or other drinks. You’re welcome to pop out to grab a drink or meal then come back.
  • The warehouse-type location can mean it gets a bit warm in the summer and cold in the winter – dress light on the warmer days, and an extra layer on cooler days may be desirable.
  • There are over 80 computers on display and around 18 functioning exhibits. If there is something you are *really* looking forward to seeing, message through ahead of time and I can ensure it’s on display, or let you know if it won’t be available.
  • For exhibits that are set up to be used, please restrict usage to the keyboard and mouse – unfortunately the plastic cases and components can become very brittle and break easily 🙁 So please don’t pick up or move the computers or monitors, however…
  • If you’d like to have a look inside a computer or explore its physical functionality further, just ask! I’m very happy to assist where I can.
  • Check out the FAQs for additional details.