Guinness Storehouse combined tickets

Which Guinness Storehouse combo to book

Beer and whiskey. Jameson Distillery + Guinness Storehouse is the most booked pair. You get a guided tour with tasting at Jameson and the Storehouse entry with a free drink. It's sold as a pass and as a bundle with the same parts; compare both when you book. Want more whiskey? Irish Whiskey Museum gallery tour + Guinness is the other option, or the Whiskey Blending Experience at the same museum.

Short stay. Guinness + DoDublin hop-on hop-off bus with live guide is the best-rated bundle here, and a bus is the easy way to reach the Storehouse from the centre. Big Bus Dublin + Guinness is the alternative operator.

On the river. Dublin River Cruise + Guinness adds a sightseeing cruise on the Liffey.

History first. Early Access Book of Kells & Dublin Castle tour + Guinness puts the city's two classic history sights before the crowds, then a pint in the afternoon.

Rainy day. National Wax Museum Plus + Guinness exists but has a single poor review so far.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The bundles are a little cheaper than buying the two tickets apart. The Jameson + Guinness pass is priced as one product, so check it against the bundle with the same parts on the day you book.

How the tickets work

You book once and choose a date, and a time where asked, for each part. Popular slots go first, so book the Storehouse ahead for weekends. Tickets come to your phone, one per attraction. The free drink and the tastings are for adults only. Cancellation can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.

For the rest of the city, see Dublin combo tickets. For how bundles work in general, see how combo tickets work.