Inside The Final Muster: Australia's Most Infamous Bank Robbers Live at Geelong Gaol
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Step inside the Old Geelong Gaol for The Final Muster, where infamous Australian bank robbers John Killick and Doug Morgan face off in a gripping live debate. Discover the dark stories behind these criminal legends in a one-night-only true crime experience.
The Final Muster - Infamous Bank Robbers
Step inside the world of two of Australia's most notorious bank robbers!
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About This Adventure
Experience a thrilling night at Geelong Gaol as infamous bank robbers John Killick and Doug Morgan face off in a captivating true crime showdown. Dive into their headline-making stories and explore the dark side of Australian history for one night only. Don’t miss this unique encounter with criminal legends!
Experience a thrilling night at Geelong Gaol as infamous bank robbers John Killick and Doug Morgan face off in a captivating true crime showdown. Dive into their headline-making stories and explore the dark side of Australian history for one night only. Don’t miss this unique encounter with criminal legends!
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Seating
Get there at least 10 minutes before the 5:30 PM start to get good seats and settle in for the show.
Age Suitability
While all ages are welcome, the content covers mature themes related to crime and justice history—suitable for teens and adults.
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible; notify staff of any specific needs when booking to ensure accommodations.
Parking Options
Public parking is available nearby at Myers Street; arrive early to secure a spot on event nights.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Australian magpies often perch near the museum grounds.
- Occasional kookaburras can be heard in the nearby parkland areas.
History
The Old Geelong Gaol dates back to the mid-1800s and operated as a prison until the late 1990s, holding some of Australia’s most notorious criminals.
Conservation
The museum promotes sustainable tourism by preserving historic structures and encouraging visitors to respect the site’s cultural heritage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Wear comfortable shoes as you may explore the museum grounds before or after the event.
Light Jacket
Evenings in Geelong can be chilly in fall; a jacket ensures comfort during arrival and departure.
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Notebook or Phone
Bring something to jot down or photograph interesting facts or highlights from the event.
Raincoat or Umbrella
Spring showers are common in Victoria; plan ahead to stay dry en route to the museum.
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