Uluru-Kata Tjuta park passes
You need a park pass to experience Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park’s natural and cultural wonders.
Park passes can be purchased online for quick and easy entry to the park.
Your park pass helps us maintain the park’s facilities, preserve its World Heritage sites and support Traditional Owners and their community. Children and teenagers under 18 years go free, making it even easier for families to visit this world-renowned icon.
| For each: | |
|---|---|
| Adult (18 years and over) | $38.00 for 3 days |
| $50.00 annual pass | |
| Vehicle of a resident of the Northern Territory Valid for driver and all passengers in the vehicle. Vehicle (excludes tour or hire vehicles) must be registered in the Northern Territory. | $109.00 per annual pass |
| Commercial tour operators and approved sales agents adult park use fees purchased online | 5% discount on total fees payable |
Does your park pass provide entry to other national parks?
No, this park pass is valid for entry to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park only. If you are planning to visit Kakadu National Park, you will need to buy a separate Kakadu park pass. All other national parks in the Northern Territory are managed by the Northern Territory Government. For entry and booking requirements, visit the NT Park Bookings website.
Using your park pass
Once you’ve bought your pass online, you can either print it out or save it to your phone for scanning at the park. Visitors with an iPhone can save the pass to the Wallet app on their phone and it will automatically appear on the lock screen as they approach the park.
When you get to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta entry station, use the left-hand lane and scan the QR code on your pass to open the gate.
What if you can’t buy a pass online?
Pre-purchasing your pass online is the quickest and easiest way to start your adventure in Uluru-Kata Tjuta.
If you can’t buy your pass online, you can pick one up at the entry station on your way into the park.
Free entry for schools and eligible youth groups
Australian school students who are travelling as part of a school trip or other group learning program may be eligible for free entry to the park.
Apply for a park fee exemption
Additional permits
You may need an additional permit if you are doing commercial activities inside the park or visiting Aboriginal land outside the park.
Where your money goes
 |  | 25% Traditional owner lease payments This money goes directly to Anangu, supporting homelands, investments, training and business development. |
 | 40% Operations Visitor site preparation, incident response, delivery of fire, feral animal and weed management training and mentoring opportunities for local Anangu on Country. | |
 | 15% Ranger & cultural activities Visitor centres, education, events, permits and park pass compliance. | |
 | 20% Natural & cultural preservation Rock art preservation, on country workshops, collection of oral histories, joint management, biodiversity management (threatened species, flora and fauna surveys). |
All of the money from park passes is invested straight back into the park
Your entry fee helps us preserve Uluru-Kata Tjuta’s World Heritage–listed natural and cultural sites and provide better services and facilities for visitors. The park’s Traditional Owners also benefit – a quarter of the revenue from park passes is used to support Anangu homelands and provide training and business development.
