Ireland · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Self-guided Guinness Storehouse in Dublin with 7 floors of brewing history and a pint at the Gravity Bar with 360 views.
“The attention Guinness put in to this experience was incredible. Definitely a whole afternoon visit!!”
Skip ticket-hunt for EPIC in Dublin. Stamp a play passport across 20 galleries, use an included audio guide, and go at your pace.
“This was very disappointing and should not be called a "museum." Just a bunch of boring visual displays. I love the fact that I have Irish ancestors, but honestly... Don't brother with this.”
Fast-track Book of Kells ticket and Dublin Castle tour from Trinity College to the 12th-century grounds, guided and easy to fit in.
“It was great and got to see lots of inside info. Malene was amazing.”
Dublin Pass bundles free entry to 40+ sights like Guinness Storehouse, cathedrals and EPIC, plus a hop-on bus ride for 1 to 5 days.
“We purchased a 2 day pass and the bus portion was only good for one day. That was crappy because we only found out from the bus driver. Overall it was a great experience except for that”
EPIC in Dublin’s Docklands is an interactive Irish emigration museum with audio, quizzes, a passport souvenir, and a free 10-day return visit.
“Very interesting and your history of emigration is much longer than ours. People from Slovenia emigrated from about 1870 to USA. But we are genetic brothers and is always so nice to be with you. Greetings from Slovenia!”
Visit Christ Church Cathedral’s nave and crypt on a self-guided audio tour, including the cat and rat oddities and a Magna Carta connection.
“Lovely cathedral, enjoyed the self-guided tour & beauty of the church.”
Smithwick’s Experience Kilkenny ticket includes a 1-hour guided interactive tour and a pint, with optional 3-ale tasting paddle.
“Our guide was great and the bartender in the tasting room was great too. Sorry I don’t have their names. Learned some interesting things about Smithwick’s.”
Get a Saint Patrick's Cathedral Dublin entry ticket with a mobile pass and self-guided audio stations, covering Gothic highlights and Swift.
“Patty was great! Much prefer human commentary over the audio recording. The tour was super interesting and informative, and Patty was funny and humble.. Would definitely recommend.”
Trad on the Prom in Galway delivers world-class Irish dance, music, and song in an intimate Salthill theatre. Two hours, about $40.
“Lovely evening spent listening to local music and watching amazing Irish dancers.”
Guided skip-the-line visit to Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford. Small group, tower climb, sea views, and visitor centre café.
“Everyone should go see the oldest working lighthouse in the world. Original interior building still intact. Go see it worth every cent”
Skip lines at Blarney Castle and Charles Fort, then tour Kinsale and Cobh from Cork with a friendly English guide.
“Loved getting the brief history of Ireland and over view as well as seeing some historic sites around the county”
National Wax Museum Plus tickets in Dublin. Explore 13,000 sq ft of Irish history, celebrities, mazes, and scary rooms for one day.
“Some great historical characters on display and it is well set out despite the fact that it is not the most largest area! Overall very informative! The Horror Hotel was brilliant and very well put together with many scares!!!”
Self-guided Christ Church Cathedral Dublin visit with a mobile ticket. Explore the neo-Gothic nave, medieval crypt, Magna Carta and mummies.
“Beautiful cathedral with an interesting crypt. The self guided tour makes easy peazzy allow you to play dress up as a Tudor.”
Fast-track Guinness Storehouse plus a 24 or 48-hour Big Bus hop-on hop-off loop with live commentary and a free pint at Gravity Bar.
“The Hop-On Hop-Off bus was a great way to see Dublin. On top, it was a recording that was hard to hear (they gave earplugs, but still a little disappointing). Once we sat on the bottom, it was a live guide with so much great info totally worth it! The Guinness Storehouse was a highlight, and ending with a pint in the Gravity Bar overlooking the city was the best.”
Prepaid entry to Westport House and Gardens, self-guided with app and Clew Bay views. Explore 30+ rooms plus a 3.5km walk.
“Fantastic tour guide, very friendly staff, amazing story and home. Brilliant news about the new owners and how it will be resand left open for the public. The marble staircase made you feel like you were floating rather than walking.”
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