Ireland · SKIP THE LINE
The good skip-the-line tickets book out weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 13 to secure early, what each includes and where they differ.
Pair Guinness and Jameson in Dublin with skip-the-line entry, tastings, city stories, and sweeping Gravity Bar views.
“Excellent tour really enjoyed it the tour guide called Fergus was really knowledgable and friendly and he is a credit to the team. Thank you most definitely hope to come again with friends and family.”
Tour Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford, climb 115 steps, hear 800 years of stories, and enjoy sweeping sea views from the balcony.
“The tour guides were very friendly,and made the whole experience very enjoyable.We all had a great time.”
Dublin’s National Wax Museum mixes Irish history, famous faces, horror, science, and hands-on fun in a flexible one-hour visit.
“Was 10euro more exspensive to book on here as when I went to the museum to pick up my ticket the price was 10euro cheaper on the ticket”
Review of Taylors Three Rock Irish Night Show in Dublin, with four-course dinner, music, dancing, seating tips, transport advice, and value notes.
“The food and customer service was really good. The show was fine. I would've given it 5 stars but everyone who didn't come on a bus got tackles with a blocked view of the show. All the bus travelers had great views.”
Explore Bunratty Castle and Folk Park at your own pace, with medieval rooms, a recreated Irish village, animals, gardens, and live characters.
“Jerry was a fun tour operator. He was full on knowledge and kept us interested and informed. My partner and I highly recommend this tour as we loved it. Saw so much of the breath taking country side, villages, etc.”
See Dublin through local stories, donated objects, U2 memorabilia, and a lively 29-minute guided tour at the Little Museum.
“Amazing little gem of a find by the Green. Luke was great at taking us through history and making for an interesting and amusing tour. Totally recommend 5*”
Review of the Irish National Stud & Gardens near Dublin, with champion racehorses, Japanese gardens, tour details, value, and practical tips.
“This is a must do fun and educational tour in a beautiful area.. The young man who led the tour round the stud farm was very knowledgeable and engaging. People travelling by public transport from the train station in Kildare should note there is no bus to the Stud which is about a three mile walk. However we got a taxi for €13 driven by an professional jockey Declan Shea who was excellent.. We would highly recommend this tour make sure you do all three activities, The Stud Farm Tour, The Race Horse Experience and the Japenese Gardens which are stunning all for €16s , a bargain.”
Review of the Hunt Museum in Limerick, with pricing, collection highlights, timing, value, family appeal, and practical booking advice.
“This is quite a unique museum, with lots of treasures to view. It is well thought out and the displays are very interesting. We managed to follow a volunteer guide around the displays; she had a wealth of interesting facts to share, which made the whole experience so much more interesting.”
Step into The Quiet Man Museum in Cong, see film artifacts and replicas, and enjoy skip-the-line entry for about $9.02.
“Brilliant day at it would definitely recommend ppl to go and see it my daddy loved it defo Go see it”
Review the private Dublin Book of Kells tour, with skip-the-line Trinity College access, Old Town sights, Christ Church, and optional transfers.
Explore St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle, and two historic churches with a private guide, skip-the-line entry, and flexible tour options.
“Brigitte was very nice and knew her way around very well”
Explore Dublin’s IRA history with a private guide, see Easter Rising landmarks, and visit the GPO Museum with skip-the-line entry.
“Very rewarding activity. We dive into history with a very erudite guide, who masters her subject very well. A visit to the GPO museum provides an ideal supplement. However, the price remains exaggerated.”
Explore Dublin’s IRA past with a private guide, GPO Museum audio tour, key rebel sites, and optional hotel transfers.
“Cathy was a fabulous tour guide and we thoroughly enjoyed our walking tour. The stop at The Confession Bar was the best part!”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
