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Guinness Storehouse tickets 2026: from 24 euros a person

by RuinMyTrip Editorial · 2d ago

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Guinness Storehouse tickets 2026: from 24 euros a person

The Storehouse's own booking page prices the standard experience from 24 euros a person in 2026 and the longer Home of Guinness Experience from 48.

Entry to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin starts at 24 euros per person in 2026, according to the attraction's own booking page. That is the figure attached to the Guinness Storehouse Experience, the standard self guided visit. The same page prices the longer Home of Guinness Experience from 48 euros per person, exactly double.

The other tiers

The booking page lists the Guinness Academy, where you pour your own pint, from 36 euros, the Stoutie portrait experience from 32 euros, a Storehouse and Open Gate Brewery paddle from 41 euros, and a Storehouse plus cocktail workshop from 49 euros. Every number is a from price, which means it moves with the date and the time slot rather than sitting fixed all year.

Booking rules that cost money

The page states that booking in advance is strongly advised for summer visits, and that group or student bookings have to go through the customer service team rather than the website. It also states that mixed adult and minor group bookings are not accepted, which matters if you are travelling with teenagers in a larger party.

A worked example

Two adults on the standard experience pay 48 euros at the lowest listed price. The same couple upgrading to the Home of Guinness Experience pays 96 euros. The booking page publishes no child, student or senior rate, so what a family with children actually pays is the one thing the official page will not tell you until you pick a date.

Sources: guinness-storehouse.com.

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