Big Plane

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Big Plane

Highlights

Ever wanted to see a real-life plane up close? At the Amaroo Tavern in Moree, you’ll find the Big Plane—a giant DC3 that’s full of history. This plane once flew in Papua New Guinea and now stands proudly as a unique tourist attraction.

You can visit it during the tavern’s open hours and imagine what it was like to fly through the skies back in the day. Don’t forget to snap a photo with this massive flying machine!

Things to do

  • Sight-seeing
  • Photography

More info & what's here

  • Pub / tavern
  • Toilets
  • Car park

What You Need To know

Guidelines

  • Always do some research before heading out for your journey. Visit the Tavern's website for up to date information on the current opening and closing times.
  • Always stay on the marked tracks where possible. Never climb fences, they are there for your own safety.
  • Please consider the environment, take your rubbish with you or place in the bins provided. We want to ensure these beautiful places are still here for our future generations to enjoy.

Photo credits: Amaroo Tavern

Location

Getting to Big Plane in Moree

Address: Amaroo Tavern, Moree, New South Wales 2400

Common Questions

Big Plane FAQ

  • Where exactly is Big Plane located?

    Big Plane is in Moree, New South Wales. You can get there by pulling into the Amaroo Tavern carpark on Boggabilla Road, Moree. Keep an eye out for the big sign so you don’t miss it!

  • What makes Big Plane fun for kids?

    The Amaroo Tavern’s Big Plane is a retired DC-3 gifted to PNG in 1975 before returning to Australia. It’s a great spot for family photos and making holiday memories.

  • Do we have to pay any money?

    Viewing the aircraft is free; dining in the tavern incurs normal costs. Even if you don’t need tickets, it’s smart to bring a little pocket money for ice-creams, drinks or souvenirs nearby.

  • What cool things can kids do at Big Plane?

    Kids love Examining the DC-3, reading its storyboards and grabbing a pub meal.. Remember to stay with an adult and follow the safety signs.

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