Day One tickets exhausted as Perth prepares for record-breaking Ashes Test
Perth is set to host its biggest ever summer of cricket, with Day One of the NRMA Insurance West Test officially sold out. The Ashes Test between Australia and England, running from 21–25 November at Perth Stadium, has already broken records for ticket demand.
It marks the inaugural Ashes Test at Perth Stadium and is expected to surpass the all-time Test attendance record in Perth — 103,440 spectators, set during the 2017 Ashes series at the WACA Ground.
It’s also projected to smash the Day One attendance record for an Ashes Test in Perth, which currently stands at 22,178, also set in December 2017.
West Fest brings cricket, culture and community together
The Test match is the centrepiece of “West Fest”, a uniquely Western Australian festival that combines:
The NRMA Insurance West Test
A Perth Scorchers Weber WBBL match
The WA Day Festival
This celebration of sport and culture is expected to draw fans from across the country and the world.
Memberships the only way in for Day One
With general admission tickets exhausted for Day One, the only guaranteed way into Perth Stadium is through a WACA Membership. Membership provides access to:
All five days of the West Test
The Men’s ODI and Women’s Test Match against India
KFC Big Bash League and Weber WBBL fixtures
All domestic matches in Perth
According to WACA officials, limited Day One tickets may be released closer to the match from operational holds, but fans are encouraged to secure Days Two–Four now to avoid missing out.
Tickets still available for Days Two–Four
Tickets for Days Two through Four are still on sale via Ticketmaster. Fans are urged to act quickly to be part of what is shaping up to be one of the biggest Ashes series moments in Western Australia’s history.
With Perth Stadium expected to deliver an electric atmosphere, the stage is set for a historic Ashes showdown to kick off the Australian summer of cricket.
