Guinness Storehouse Tickets: There Is No Fixed Price

Every guide quotes a single Guinness Storehouse price. There is not one. The Storehouse runs dynamic pricing by day and time slot, and its own booking pages describe discounts starting from 30% depending on when you go.

What you will actually pay

• The published headline is “from €26” for an adult.
• The live booking engine has shown €24, and discounted early slots as low as €14.
• Online is €2 cheaper than the door, in the Storehouse’s own words.
• Child 5–17 €10, under-4s free, family from €62.

The practical lesson: check several slots before you book. The difference between a Saturday afternoon and an early weekday morning is not a few euro, it is potentially most of the ticket.

Bring ID for the pint

The drink at the top is included, but the Storehouse words it as complimentary with valid ID. It also does not have to be Guinness — another beer, a Guinness 0.0 or a soft drink are all valid swaps, which matters more than the pint fans admit. Under-18s get a soft drink.

Slots are 15 minutes

Arrive five minutes before yours. Miss it and you are moved to the next available slot rather than turned away. Walk-up tickets exist at the admissions hall but are not guaranteed — if a time is sold out online it will not be sold at the door either — and cost the extra €2.

Go City Dublin includes the Storehouse on all passes. Access is strong: ramps and lifts to every floor, free mobility wheelchairs at the information desk, carers admitted free, autism-friendly certification, and monthly sensory-friendly hours on the first Wednesday morning.

Source: guinness-storehouse.com, checked 26 August 2026.

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