Airport Road, Broken Hill, NSW 2880

At the RFDS base right next to Broken Hill Airport Terminal

Follow the directions to airport, drive past the airport terminal, then turn left at the Y intersection and continue until you see the RFDS signs and car park.

Phone: 08 8080 3714

Email: outbackexperience@rfdsse.org.au

Regular opening hours are as below:

Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm

Saturday to Sunday: 10am - 4pm

Public holidays: Closed

Bad weather? No problem. Our experience is indoors so you can have a great time no matter what the weather throws your way.

You can buy tickets when you arrive or online here.

Admissions

• Adult $25
• Child $15
• Concession $20
• Family (4) $60
• Group $18
• School Group $13

Pre-booking is required for group tours and school groups (e.g. 10 or more people).

Accepted payment types: Credit card and cash. As an exception we can accept cheques.

For any ticket discount offers you receive from RFDS SE as a supporter and wish to claim at the centre, physical proof of the offer (printed or digital copy) or supporter ID must be shown at the time of purchase in order to redeem the offer.

With every ticket you purchase you’ll be supporting our work to save lives and bring primary healthcare to Australia’s outback communities.

There are a number of accessible car parking spaces located at the front entrance to assist with access to our attraction and facilities.

Our centre is accessible by wheelchair and those with walking difficulties. We cater for all age groups and provide seating within the exhibition area. we have a wheelchair available, and all our flooring is on a flat surface.

We offer free entry to carers or essential companions of those with disabilities. we accept the national Companion Card or a letter from a recognised care/social service organisation.

We have trained first aid officers on staff. Contact a staff member as required.

We welcome guests with accredited Assistance Dogs. We accept accreditation under Guide Dogs, Hearing Assistance Dogs and Assistance Dogs Australia and welcome the following:

• Guide (or ‘seeing eye’) dogs to assist people with vision impairment to move around safely;
• Hearing (or ‘hearing ear’) dogs to alert people with hearing impairment;
• Assistance (or ‘service’) dogs, specifically trained to assist a person with a disability, to alleviate the effects of that disability. 

If you are planning a visit with an Assistance dog, pre-arrangements need to be made by emailing us at least 72 hours prior to your visit date to ensure that the relevant Staff are notified of your visit.

Please note that school holiday periods are very busy and, where possible, avoiding this period will ensure a better experience for you and your assistance dog.

Guests are not permitted to bring their own domestic animals or pets into the  attraction.

We will soon offer our exhibition on the IZI travel app, allowing for use across multi languages.