DUBLIN ZOO

The Dublin Pass is a an absolute must for any tourist in the city. Explore the city in its entirety with excellent savings on both time and money! The Dublin Pass allows free, one-time access to over 30 attractions to the city over the course of the number of days covered by your pass. Choose from the 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5-day pass, depending on which your pass is valid for consecutive days (and not spaced out 24-hour periods). The Dublin Pass is fantastic at saving you both time and money. Most of the 30 attractions included in the pass don't require pre-booking, so you can simply turn up with your Dublin Pass and enter, hassle-free! Add to this the fact that you can skip the ticket line at top attractions, and your Dublin Pass becomes doubly beneficial. Is This Pass Good For Me? If you’re a tourist in Dublin or an avid traveller looking to save some money, then this pass is ideal for you. Not only do you get to decide how many days you'd like to explore Dublin uninhibited but you also get to choose from an exhaustive list and range of attractions, allowing you to comfortably plan and explore the city. It is no wonder that the Dublin Pass is a bestseller among both tourists and locals alike. Here are the advantages of the Dublin Pass: You get to visit multiple attractions with the same ticket. The pass is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, and after the first usage, it is valid for consecutive days and not for random 24-hour periods. For instance, with the 3-day pass, if you first use your pass on a Monday, it is then valid on the following Tuesday and Wednesday. The pass expires at midnight. Using the Dublin Pass is completely hassle-free. Your pass will be emailed to you and you may choose to either take a print out of it or simply save it on your phone. You could also choose to collect your pass from the Dublin Pass Redemption Desk on Suffolk Street. Just show the e-ticket or physical pass at any of the designated spots at the attractions listed and enjoy swift ease of entry. The biggest advantage of the Dublin Pass is the savings. The Dublin Pass lets you save on individual charges at the gate if used correctly. With specific partnerships and deals, the Dublin Pass promises to be an affordable alternative for travellers to the city. Here's a brief breakdown of the potential savings* you could avail with the Dublin Pass: The Dublin Pass - 3-Day Pass (adult): €94.00 Individual prices at the gate: Day 1: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour: €20.00 Guiness Storehouse: €25.00 Jameson Distillery, Bow St.: €20.00 Teelings Whiskey Distillery Tour: €15.00 Day 2: EPIC The Irish Immigration Museum: €14.00 GPO Witness History Exhibition: €14.00 Jeanie Johnston Tallship & Famine Museum: €10.00 Day 3: Dublin Zoo: €18.00 Irish Rock 'n Roll Museum Experience: €16.00 Aquazone National Aquatic Centre: €15.00 Dublin Writers Museum: €7.50 Total: €174.50 The Dublin 3-Day Pass is worth €94.00, which means that you will be saving up to 46% on entrance tickets with this pass. Dublin Pass Key Inclusions Hop on Hop off Bus Tour Guinness Storehouse Jameson Distillery, Bow St. Christ Church Cathedral Dublinia Dublin Castle Teelings Whiskey Distillery Tour St Patrick's Cathedral EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum GPO Witness History Exhibition Jeanie Johnston Tallship & Famine Museum Dublin Zoo Malahide Castle Glasnevin Cemetery Museum National Botanic Gardens Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre National Museum Of Ireland - Natural History Irish Rock 'n Roll Museum Experience Hugh Lane Art Gallery Rainforest Adventure Golf Aquazone National Aquatic Centre Dublin Writers Museum National Wax Museum Plus Skerries Mills

See Dublin in the most cost-effective way without buying tickets to individual attractions! Explore ancestral family histories at the Irish Emigration Museum. You can also take a walking food tour or board the hop-on hop-off bus to Christ Church Cathedral and nearby places. Lovers of Irish drinks will enjoy the Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery, and Teelings Distillery. Those interested in history and culture will enjoy Dublin's excellent museums and cathedrals, including the Irish Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the National Museum of Ireland, the Museum of Literature, the Little Museum of Dublin, the Jeanie Johnston Tallship & Famine Museum and the James Joyce Museum. If traveling with kids, be sure to visit Dublin Zoo, Aquazone National Aquatic Center, and Dublinia. If you are a movie buff, definitely don't miss out on the Game of Thrones Museum tour.