Ned Kelly discovery to come at a cost

THE Ned Kelly Discovery Hub at Glenrowan will begin charging admission fees, with revenue to be spent on future upgrades and enhancements to the interpretation content at the tourism facility. From March 25 admission fees will include $5 for adults, $3 for pension/concession and school aged children free (group price available upon request). The Ned Kelly Discovery Hub is about to move to its next phase with the installation of automated blinds, revealing the panoramic view overlooking the railway station. The hub will also introduce admission fees for access to the interpretation area on the ground floor. However, access to the visitor information desk and the viewing platform will remain free. Upgrades will ensure that the hub remains a dynamic and informative destination for visitors, encouraging return visits to Glenrowan and its surrounding areas. "We believe The Ned Kelly Discovery Hub not only safeguards the enduring heritage of a national icon but also breathes new life into Glenrowan, fostering sustainable tourism and deeper connections with our local history," Rural City of Wangaratta CEO Brendan McGrath said. "The hub has surpassed our projections for drawing visitors to the region and as we transition into the next phase of development, the introduction of admission fees will enable us to continuously enhance and renew the educational content for years to come." Since its grand opening in September last year, the Ned Kelly Discovery Hub has become a significant attraction in Glenrowan, welcoming more than 38,000 visitors.

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