Skip the Line: Guinness Storehouse Entrance Ticket

Dublin, Ireland

Book your Skip the Line: Guinness Storehouse Entrance Ticket now and your ticket will be pre-booked and pre-paid, for a fast, hassle-free entry into Ireland's number one visitor attraction. The staff will be pleased to welcome you and serve you a complimentary pint of the black gold! No trip to Dublin is complete without a trip to the Guinness Storehouse.

Located in the heart of the legendary St James's Gate brewery in Dublin, this production site has been home to the "Black Stuff" since 1759, when Arthur Guinness signed a lease for 9,000 years. The Storehouse, a former fermentation plant, has now been remodeled into a visitor center dedicated to the history of Guinness. Ireland's number one visitor attraction unfolds its tale across seven floors shaped around a giant pint glass which, if full, would contain 14.3 million pints of Guinness.

The highlight of the visit for many is the Gravity Bar, symbolically the "head of the pint", where one can enjoy 360 degree views across Dublin while savoring a complimentary pint of Guinness.

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USD $17.18

Traveler Reviews

Review by: Alexsandro L	April 2012
This tour wasnt so good as i imagine!! There wasnt a real brewery, worst than heineken!! The gravity bar in the 7 floor is amazing!!

Review by: Anonymous	April 2012
Good tour, just crowded

Review by: Jeremy C	April 2012
Great tour! Skipping to the front of the line is always better and we couldn't get into trouble for cutting!

Review by: Jennifer G	April 2012
Great tour and facility.

Review by: Vaughan P	April 2012
Interesting trip through the history of this Irish Brew

Review by: Deborah C	March 2012
Loved the view of Dublin from the 7th floor lounge. Best pint of Guinness in the city, or so it seemed. I suspect the lead-in and atmosphere had a lot to do with that! A definite "must" if you like Guinness, and maybe even if you don't.

Review by: James D	March 2012
A great tour for any Guinness lover. The greatest payoff of course is the complimentary pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar!

Review by: Marcus W	March 2012
Viator is one of our new favorite websites to use for travelling! Our first experience was with booking a Skip-The-Line entrance for the Guinness factory, and it was the best thing we did! We got to the factory around 10:30am, and there were still a good amount of people in line waiting to purchase their tickets. We walked over to the counter, and were immediately allowed entrance into the factory. Viator made our first Dublin experience unforgettable and highly recommend this to anyone planning to pour their own Guinness :-)

Review by: HOLLY B	March 2012
This place is amazing!! Worth the trip even if you are not a beer person.

Review by: Marc R	March 2012
marvellous

Review by: David K	March 2012
Smart move with the pre-order. The line for entrance wrapped clear around the block. I just showed my voucher and we were escorted right down the stairs to guest services, received our tickets and then the Guinness flowed!

Review by: Amy B	March 2012
The Guinness Storehouse was absolutely amazing. The top floor has all glass windows and you can drink your free pint of Guinness while gazing out onto all of Dublin. It was my favorite part of my trip. :)

Review by: Sandra G	March 2012
Well worh the visit. Really interesting exhibits. The view from the top was spectacular and so was the Guinness.

Review by: katie h	March 2012
Had a good time at the storehouse, enjoyed pulling my own pint, and the views from the gravity bar are amazing!

Review by: Patricia H	February 2012
Very enjoyable trip, the visit to Guinness Brewery was interesting. Would certainly recommend Dublin and the tours.

Review by: Jody N	February 2012
A good day, and the views from the bar are really good. Even the kids enjoyed themselves.

Review by: peter g	February 2012
Great tour, free beer, some parts were closed off for remodelling though.

Review by: James R	February 2012
Although self-guided, many interesting facts learned. The view from the Gravity Bar is worth the tour!

Review by: STEPHEN M	February 2012
Not much content but good fun if your a guiness fan , pull your own ' perfect ' pint and receive certificate for same.

Review by: Henry	February 2012
Despite what some say, I found this an enjoyable experience _br/_ Although it was a Sunday in February , the place was jammed_br/_ Prebooking was nice and probably a necessity in the summer

Review by: Kathryn C	January 2012
Not really worth it. I think we would have been able to use a discount when we got there, and there was no line. However, if there had been a line, maybe it would have been helpful?

Review by: elaine s	January 2012
Guinness storehouse was a great visit even if you don't drink it. All the other aspects of the storehouse make it interesting for everyone. My husband got his certificate for pouring a perfect pint on his 50th birthday. Great fun. Great value.

Review by: Sam E	January 2012
Well worth every penny! A MUST if your going to be in/near dublin, especially for the pint of guiness at the top :P

Review by: Emma H	January 2012
Fantastic. Got to skip the queues with our pre-paid tickets. Seven floors jam packed with information and interactive sections. Free sample of guiness on one of the floors and took the option to use our complimentary drinks voucher in the 'pour your own pint' area as opposed to gravity bar. We left three hours to do the store house and it was not enough! Definitely a half day activity and would have preferred to go to gravity bar in the day as you can see more. We went at night and although the city lights were great it was hard to make out trinity college, phoenix park and the river etc. Great experience would highly recommend. Staff helpful and friendly too.

Review by: Eileen T	January 2012
Surprisingly I am not a Guiness fan however my nephew that accompanied me is, and I must admit the tour is fantastic and the storehouse is very well laid out. This is a 'must do' tourist attraction and I found this tour great and well worth the money.

Review by: Eileen T	January 2012
Surprisingly I am not a Guiness fan HOWEVER my nephew that accompanied me is, and I must admit the tour is fantastic and the storehouse is very well laid out. This is a 'must do' tourist attraction and I found this tour great and well worth the money.

Review by: Alan L	December 2011
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Review by: CATIA C	December 2011
The gravity bar is worth the trip...

Review by: Timothy M	November 2011
Tour was good. No lines at 4:30 so the skip the line really didnt come in to play.

Review by: Georgielyn J	November 2011
Booking so easy with viator, the guinness place itself is definitely worth the visit, and you get a free pint of guiness!

Review by: Greta C	November 2011
Not to be missed! The Storehouse is great, loads of information with regards every step of the process to make Guiness and the best part is enjoying a lovely pint of Guiness at the Gravity Bar! Definitely worth experiencing!

Review by: Francis C, Australia	June 2010
Got straight off the plane from Australia and had no trouble getting straight in to Guinness Storehouse.

Review by: Lloyd M, Canada	June 2010
The "Skip the Line" prebooking was great, not having to stand in line for our tickets. Once inside, we were able to do our own self-guided tour at our own pace and then to enjoy a pint of Guiness at the top was a great way to end the tour. Great day!

Review by: hilary s, United Kingdom	June 2010
Really good. Didn't have to wait. Vouchers exchanged for tickets straight away. Disappointed that we didn't see a live brewing process. Fabulous views of Dublin from the 7th. floor.

Review by: Oleg F, Croatia	May 2010
When you visit Dublin, don't miss Guinness storehouse!

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	May 2010
One of the best things we did during our stay and completely skipped the queue! would recommend getting there early to avoid the congestion in the sky bar.

Review by: Philip S, United States of America	May 2010
Had an absolute blast! If you like to drink the "black stuff" you have to go!

Review by: Kenneth B, United Kingdom	April 2010
Excellent attraction, well worth a visit.

Review by: Clinton S, United Kingdom	April 2010
As I have never drunk Guinness before in my life I was not sure if I was going to find this interesting. Was I wrong! From the moment you step inside you are are swept away and from floor to floor becomes more and more interesting. By the time I reached the top I was a converted Guinness drinker!

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	April 2010
Just gave our receipt and got our tickets printed and that was it, we were in! No waiting! The Guinness Storehouse was a brilliant experience too.

Review by: Brett M, United States of America	April 2010
Had a great time. It was a busy bank holiday yet the crowds were not an issue at all. Great food, great time.

Review by: Annie M, United Kingdom	April 2010
Excellent value for money! Go up to the top to admire the views of Dublin then head back down to learn how to pour the perfect pint-

Review by: Janice L, United Kingdom	March 2010
Really interesting and enjoyable expereince. Can now pull a pint of Guinness!

Review by: jeff s, United Kingdom	March 2010
Loved the whole experience fantastic day out and would highly tell all our friends to visit when in dublin.

Review by: Susan M, United Kingdom	March 2010
Excellent, a must do if you go to Dublin.

Review by: Anonymous, United Kingdom	February 2010
Very impressive. Definitely worth a visit. Views at the top with a cool pint were great!

Review by: Horacio C, Argentina	February 2010
Everything worked out as expected.

Review by: Frances W, United States of America	January 2010
We loved this tour, skipping the line saved us alot of time. The factory is very interesting and the views from the top of the Gravity Bar are spectacular. A must for anyone visiting Dublin!

Review by: Lee H, United Kingdom	January 2010
very good

Review by: Patricia A, United States of America	January 2010
Great experience. Especially the Sky Bar. Very much enjoyed that it was self paced. Cafe food was excellent as well.