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Step onto Optus Stadium’s roof at twilight for a 90-minute, harnessed traverse with sweeping views of the Swan River and Perth skyline. This guided experience pairs adrenaline with carefully managed safety—ideal for travelers comfortable with heights.
Step onto Optus Stadium’s roof at twilight for a 90-minute, harnessed traverse with sweeping views of the Swan River and Perth skyline. This guided experience pairs adrenaline with carefully managed safety—ideal for travelers comfortable with heights.
The light over Derbarl Yerrigan softens as you clip in and step onto the roofline, the city folding out beneath your feet. Twilight tints the river silver and the Matagarup Bridge becomes a string of lights; for ninety minutes you trade the stadium bowels for a narrow ledge and a view that dares you to look down.
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Operated by The OZONE at Optus Stadium · Perth, Western Australia
The light over Derbarl Yerrigan softens as you clip in and step onto the roofline, the city folding out beneath your feet. Twilight tints the river silver and the Matagarup Bridge becomes a string of lights; for ninety minutes you trade the stadium bowels for a narrow ledge and a view that dares you to look down.
Optus Stadium opened in 2018 on the Burswood Peninsula and sits on Whadjuk Noongar country; the river beside it—Derbarl Yerrigan—has shaped this place for millennia. Geologically the area is part of the Swan Coastal Plain, where the low escarpments meet tidal flats and a broad estuary, giving the stadium its dramatic water-framed setting. Culturally, the rooftop offers a modern vantage for a landscape long important to Indigenous custodians and a contemporary city that pulses after dusk.
Practical details are direct: the experience runs 90 minutes at twilight, includes a safety briefing, jumpsuit, harness and tethering, plus a guide and a digital photo package. Minimums and limits apply—age, height and weight restrictions are enforced—and staff monitor wind and weather closely; sessions can be cancelled in poor conditions. Expect to walk across a 10-metre traverse without handrails while clipped to an overhead system. Closed-toe shoes, a light wind layer and steady footing are musts. Meet behind Gate D under City View Cafe; allow time for check-in. If you want the best light, book close to sunset but arrive early. For anyone comfortable with heights and curious about a raw urban perspective, VERTIGO is a compact, pure dose of exposure with Perth spread below.
moderate.
90 minutes.
Participants should have moderate fitness — able to stand and walk on an exposed narrow path and follow safety instructions.
Participants must be over 10 years old, at least 1.2 m tall, weigh between 40 kg and 134 kg, and all children must be accompanied by a paid adult.
The meeting point and some surfaces are wheelchair accessible, but the rooftop traverse requires mobility and balance—contact the operator to discuss individual accessibility needs.
Sessions are cancelled for poor weather or high winds; the operator will notify you and you can reschedule or request a refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure.
Photography is permitted but must be secured; the tour includes a digital photo package, and personal devices should be tethered or left with staff for safety.
Optus Stadium opened in 2018 on land reclaimed from industrial use; it’s a modern venue built on Whadjuk Noongar country beside the historic Swan River.
Guests are encouraged to use public transport to reach the stadium and to follow all guidance to protect the roof structure and cultural sites; staff limit group sizes to reduce impact.
The OZONE at Optus Stadium operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The light over Derbarl Yerrigan softens as you clip in and step onto the roofline, the city folding out beneath your feet. Twilight tints the river silver and the Matagarup Bridge becomes a string of lights; for ninety minutes you trade the stadium bowels for a narrow ledge and a view that dares you to look down.
The light over Derbarl Yerrigan softens as you clip in and step onto the roofline, the city folding out beneath your feet. Twilight tints the river silver and the Matagarup Bridge becomes a string of lights; for ninety minutes you trade the stadium bowels for a narrow ledge and a view that dares you to look down.
Optus Stadium opened in 2018 on the Burswood Peninsula and sits on Whadjuk Noongar country; the river beside it—Derbarl Yerrigan—has shaped this place for millennia. Geologically the area is part of the Swan Coastal Plain, where the low escarpments meet tidal flats and a broad estuary, giving the stadium its dramatic water-framed setting. Culturally, the rooftop offers a modern vantage for a landscape long important to Indigenous custodians and a contemporary city that pulses after dusk.
Practical details are direct: the experience runs 90 minutes at twilight, includes a safety briefing, jumpsuit, harness and tethering, plus a guide and a digital photo package. Minimums and limits apply—age, height and weight restrictions are enforced—and staff monitor wind and weather closely; sessions can be cancelled in poor conditions. Expect to walk across a 10-metre traverse without handrails while clipped to an overhead system. Closed-toe shoes, a light wind layer and steady footing are musts. Meet behind Gate D under City View Cafe; allow time for check-in. If you want the best light, book close to sunset but arrive early. For anyone comfortable with heights and curious about a raw urban perspective, VERTIGO is a compact, pure dose of exposure with Perth spread below.