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Design your own Dublin week with a Premium City Pass: pick four top attractions — from the Guinness Storehouse to a Wicklow day trip — and use included eSIM and audio guide to move through the city on your schedule.
Design your own Dublin week with a Premium City Pass: pick four top attractions — from the Guinness Storehouse to a Wicklow day trip — and use included eSIM and audio guide to move through the city on your schedule.
You step out onto a cool cobblestone street and the city unfolds: the River Liffey cutting a confident line through Georgian facades, the distant hum of a hop-on hop-off bus, and a scent of toasted barley drifting from the Guinness Storehouse. With the Dublin Premium City Pass you assemble a week of choices — distilleries, museums, a night bus, or a day escape to Glendalough and Wicklow — and move through the city at your own rhythm.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by MegaPass · Dublin, County Dublin
You step out onto a cool cobblestone street and the city unfolds: the River Liffey cutting a confident line through Georgian facades, the distant hum of a hop-on hop-off bus, and a scent of toasted barley drifting from the Guinness Storehouse. With the Dublin Premium City Pass you assemble a week of choices — distilleries, museums, a night bus, or a day escape to Glendalough and Wicklow — and move through the city at your own rhythm.
Dublin’s story is industrial and literary: nineteenth-century breweries and nineteenth-century printers, docklands trade and modern tech. Geology shows in Wicklow’s granite ridges and glacial lakes on the Glendalough route; culturally, whiskey and stout are both craft and ceremony here, each distillery preserving techniques that shaped local livelihoods.
Practically, the pass is a flexible ticketing tool — choose four attractions, receive 1 GB eSIM data and an audio walking guide, and pick dates for timed entries where required. Expect urban walking (short blocks and stairs), indoor museum hours, and an optional full-day countryside transfer. To make the most: reserve timed slots for popular sites like the Guinness Storehouse and Jameson, allow 60–120 minutes per major attraction, and plan a quieter morning for the Gravity Bar views. Dress for rain even in summer, bring comfortable walking shoes, and use the included eSIM to navigate transit and skip queues.
This pass suits travelers who want curated choices without rigid itineraries — a city framework that hands you the keys and a short list of doors to open.
easy.
Flexible, multi-day (up to 7 days).
Suitable for light urban walking and standing during tours; no special fitness required
Pass validity depends on the product; the Premium option gives flexible use up to 7 days — confirm activation and expiry when you book your attractions.
Yes — both are available choices, but you must select them when prompted and book specific time slots if required.
Public transport is not included; the pass covers attraction entries and listed tours such as hop-on hop-off buses or the river cruise when selected.
You usually must choose your attractions via the link sent after booking; changes may be limited, so confirm availability before finalizing selections.
Dublin’s brewing and distilling industries grew during the 18th–19th centuries; the Guinness Storehouse and Bow Street distillery reflect long industrial traditions tied to the city’s economic history.
Visit with low impact: use public transit, avoid single-use plastics, and support attractions that demonstrate sustainable practices and local sourcing.
MegaPass operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out onto a cool cobblestone street and the city unfolds: the River Liffey cutting a confident line through Georgian facades, the distant hum of a hop-on hop-off bus, and a scent of toasted barley drifting from the Guinness Storehouse. With the Dublin Premium City Pass you assemble a week of choices — distilleries, museums, a night bus, or a day escape to Glendalough and Wicklow — and move through the city at your own rhythm.
You step out onto a cool cobblestone street and the city unfolds: the River Liffey cutting a confident line through Georgian facades, the distant hum of a hop-on hop-off bus, and a scent of toasted barley drifting from the Guinness Storehouse. With the Dublin Premium City Pass you assemble a week of choices — distilleries, museums, a night bus, or a day escape to Glendalough and Wicklow — and move through the city at your own rhythm.
Dublin’s story is industrial and literary: nineteenth-century breweries and nineteenth-century printers, docklands trade and modern tech. Geology shows in Wicklow’s granite ridges and glacial lakes on the Glendalough route; culturally, whiskey and stout are both craft and ceremony here, each distillery preserving techniques that shaped local livelihoods.
Practically, the pass is a flexible ticketing tool — choose four attractions, receive 1 GB eSIM data and an audio walking guide, and pick dates for timed entries where required. Expect urban walking (short blocks and stairs), indoor museum hours, and an optional full-day countryside transfer. To make the most: reserve timed slots for popular sites like the Guinness Storehouse and Jameson, allow 60–120 minutes per major attraction, and plan a quieter morning for the Gravity Bar views. Dress for rain even in summer, bring comfortable walking shoes, and use the included eSIM to navigate transit and skip queues.
This pass suits travelers who want curated choices without rigid itineraries — a city framework that hands you the keys and a short list of doors to open.