Mad Max 2 museum

Wow just full of the real stuff, not much replica alot of images and history and if you are a fan of the movies this a must stop

Loved this place, really interesting and we had a great time exploring the museum and the surrounding area. A great tribute to a great movie. If you don't like dust & diesel, get back under your safety blanket and sing Kum ba yah. The negative reviews are either not genuine or made by softcocks (or both).

My partner wanted to visit the Mad Max museum
I was pleasantly surprised and memories flooded back in
Loved seeing the cars and memorabilia

One of the highlights of our trip! Loads of Mad Max memorabilia, props & photos - some original, some replicas. Amazing collection & interesting information. Photos not allowed in one section (understandably) but allowed everywhere else. Owners are super friendly and helpful. The museum is also dog friendly so you take your beloved pooches inside with you! Excellent value and a museum not to be missed!

Visited in August ’22. Definitely well worth it. As Adrian & my wife are both from the north of England, our conversation lasted for quite some time. Enjoyable 2-3 hours. Highly recommended. Greg n Doris, Central Coast. Still keeping an eye out for your Patrol. Cheers.

What a fantastic place to go.
My dreams came through!
It is better than Disneyland!
This place is an iconic legend made in Australia.
Thank you, Andrew
Cheers, nino and john

Excellent, fantastic. Alot of memorabilia. The owner and staff are very friendly. Well recommended. Don't forget to drive to Mundi Mundi lookout, the opening and closing scenes of the film close by.

This is a privately owned collection with some items loaned to the owner. There is so much information in here about the movie and how it was made. Tons of photos and replicas of some of the vehicles. The owners are friendly and were very interesting to talk to. It's just one of those places you have to visit.

If you like Mad Max u will love this museum. Hosts are lovely and are passionate about the museum and history

Adrian and Linda are amazing hosts and very knowledgeable and recommended that we go to the Mundi
mundi look out. They have actual movie props and replicas from the movie so much stuff to see their is a no photo/video policy on the inside which is perfectly fine as we are looking forward to our next visit to take it all in again, you can take picture out where the cars are we visited with 2 adults and 2 kids and thought the $25 fee was perfectly acceptable. My partner loved this placed as did I. We can't wait to come back, Adrian even took the time to ask how I got my moon boot aha ha thanks for the lovely chat can't wait to come back.

Lots to look at, heaps of photos, the cars out the back are good to look at and take a photo of, I would recommend taking the time to drive to silverton and check out this historic town,

Had a lot of movie props and copies of. Some inside snippets of the movie being made. Allow min 30 mins.

Great to see people looking after the history of Australian film making. Keep up the good work

Waste of money. In the midst of covid there was no limit to the amount of people they were cramming in to look at photos of the movie in a 2 car garage size shed, then you walk through to where the vehicles were crammed in behind cages, which I get, with a narrow pathway to look at them along with another 40 people. Not an enjoyable experience

Feel like I got ripped off! For $10pp.
I thought it was gonna be bigger, if the cars were set up outside that would be cool, they have a script in there aswell that you can look through which is good. I think $5pp would be fair

Went here yesterday and all I can say is Wow. It was so awesome. A great museum filled to the brim with everything Mad Max.
The man who owns it was so lovely and was excited to talk about everything Mad Max and was a wealth of information.
Even if your not a Mad max fan you would still find this a very interesting collection of costumes, card etc originally from the actual movie.
It was $10 per adult to get into and worth the money that’s for sure.
If Your in Broken hill go the 20 km to Silverton to see this great outback attraction. You won’t be disappointed

I'm not the biggest Mad Max fan but it was interesting to have a look. If you were a fan or movie making fan you would get more out of it.

Just great to see a lot of cars motorbikes from madmax 2 just a entrance fee only when you get there

It is a classic Aussie movie and the following franchise is enjoyed world wide. I love watching them, I'm not able to deliver quote after quote or discuss the interplay of the storyline but they are damn good fun to watch. The insight from private and behind the scene photographs of cast and crew, the actual green scenery to the drab wasteland depicted in the movie. Then there are the vehicles! It's a value packed ticket and the knowledge first rate. The wife let slip that it was my 60th birthday the day we visited, I even got an extra special and significant to Mad Max 2 present.

Well worth the time, to see. And the old school.the history, in this place, is awesome.books for the outback! Luke