Is the Dublin Pass worth it?
Tick what you want to see and compare official gate prices with Go City Explorer and All-Inclusive.
How to read the comparison
The Explorer pass we could verify on 14 Nov 2026 is the 3-choice pass: adult €69, child (5–15) €34, valid for 30 days from first use. The All-Inclusive pass we could verify is the 1-calendar-day pass: adult €79, child (5–15) €39. Official prices for Explorer 4, 5 or 7 choices and for All-Inclusive 2–5 days were not available in a form we could independently confirm, so the calculator does not invent them.
Guinness Storehouse Experience and the Book of Kells Experience are official from prices, so a three-attraction “from” total can look cheaper than a pass even when a dated ticket would not be. Kilmainham Gaol, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick’s Cathedral and the Little Museum prices are the specific official rates listed below.
Go City Essentials is a fixed set — Guinness Storehouse, Big Bus Dublin hop-on hop-off (24 hours) and Jameson Distillery Bow St. — at adult €59 / child (5–15) €29. It is not a like-for-like match for an arbitrary tick-list, so it is not auto-compared.
All figures on this page were checked on official sites on 14 Nov 2026. Always confirm inclusions and the live price before you buy.
FAQ
Is the Dublin pass worth it?
It depends on the attractions you actually visit. Use the calculator above. If you only visit two or three lower-priced sites, paying official gate prices can be cheaper. If you stack several full-price gates into one calendar day, a 1-day All-Inclusive can come out ahead — provided those sites are on the current pass list.
Do you show a percentage off the pass?
Only as a calculated estimate of pass versus official gate totals for the attractions you tick, and only when that maths is possible. We do not label Go City’s widget “sale” price as a discount: on {CHECKED} the official “original” and current figures we saw were the same (€69 / €79 / €59).
What about children?
Child pass prices we verified are for ages 5–15 on Go City. Child gate prices are only shown where the official attraction site published them. Guinness, Book of Kells and the Little Museum did not publish a standalone child rate on the pages we checked, so those stay out of the child comparison.