Stadium and GAA Museum
The best Croke Park tour tickets
The 90-minute stadium tour with the GAA Museum, pitchside access, the players' tunnel and a hands-on Gaelic games session; here is which to book, with honest advice on match-day changes, whether it is worth it if you don't know Gaelic games and what is included.
See our 2 picks
Croke Park tour tickets are €18 for adults, and the 90-minute tour includes the GAA Museum. Students and seniors pay €14.50, children €12, and under-3s go free. On match days the tour can change or the museum can close, so check before you go.
Our 2 picks for Croke Park and Gaelic games
One is the stadium tour. The other lets you play the games yourself, at a club ground in Glasnevin.
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from €18 per person Our top pick 1 h 30 min 4.8 (350) reviews on GetYourGuide
Croke Park stadium tour and GAA Museum
A 90-minute guided tour with pitchside access, the players' tunnel and the dressing rooms. Entry to the GAA Museum is included.
Best for Sports fans and families
Check availability: Croke Park stadium tour and GAA Museum on GetYourGuide - from €45 per person
3 hours
Gaelic Games Experience
3 hours 4.9 (27) reviews on GetYourGuide
Gaelic Games Experience: hurling, football and handball
Try Gaelic football, hurling and handball with a group. Hurleys and water are provided. You sign a waiver first.
Best for Active visitors who want to play, not watch
Check availability: Gaelic Games Experience: hurling, football and handball on GetYourGuide
Croke Park tour tickets compared
| Tour | From | Duration | Group size | GAA Museum | Who it suits | Why we picked it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Croke Park stadium tour and GAA Museum | €18 per person | 1 h 30 min | Kleine Gruppe: bis zu 9 Personen | Yes | Sports fans and families | The official tour at the official €18, rated 4.8 from 350 reviews. |
| Gaelic Games Experience: hurling, football and handball | €45 per person | 3 hours | Up to 20 | No | Active visitors who want to play, not watch | The hands-on choice, rated 4.9 from 27 reviews, from €45. |
Croke Park stadium tour and GAA Museum
€18 per person1 h 30 min 4.8 (350)
Details
- Group size
- Kleine Gruppe: bis zu 9 Personen
- GAA Museum
- Yes
- Who it suits
- Sports fans and families
- Why we picked it
- The official tour at the official €18, rated 4.8 from 350 reviews.
Gaelic Games Experience: hurling, football and handball
€45 per person3 hours 4.9 (27)
Details
- Group size
- Up to 20
- GAA Museum
- No
- Who it suits
- Active visitors who want to play, not watch
- Why we picked it
- The hands-on choice, rated 4.9 from 27 reviews, from €45.
- Neither includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
- Both offer free cancellation.
- Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026. Prices are “from” prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.
Croke Park tour and GAA Museum prices
One ticket covers both: the stadium tour price includes the GAA Museum. Adults pay €18 on Croke Park's site, the same as on GetYourGuide.
Family tickets are €48 for 2 adults and 2 children, or €52 with 3 children. One adult and one child pay €27.50.
- Adult
- €18
- Student or senior
- €14.50
- Child (3 to 12)
- €12
- Under 3
- Free
Is the Croke Park tour worth it?
Yes, if you like sport, even if you don't know Gaelic games yet. The tour includes a short film about the All-Ireland Finals and the story of the games.
You step pitchside, walk the players' tunnel and see the dressing rooms and VIP areas. You can also take a photo with the Sam Maguire and Liam MacCarthy cups.
The Skyline Tour is not included in this ticket.
Match days and opening times
Croke Park is a working stadium. On match days the museum may close, or tours may run at different times.
If a match cancels your tour, the listing says you get a full refund or a new date.
Tour start times are shown only when you book. Over Christmas, Croke Park's site says it closes at 16:00 on 23 December, is shut 24 to 27 December and 30 December to 1 January, and reopens fully on 2 January.
More to see in Dublin
Our guide to Dublin Castle compares the old-town walks. When we checked on 25 October 2026, the castle was closed to the public until January 2027.
For buses to the stadium, see our guide to getting around Dublin.
Tips before you book
Arrive early
Croke Park's site says 10 minutes before the tour. The GetYourGuide listing says 15, so aim for 15.
Check the fixture list
On match days tours can change or the museum can close.
Leave time for the museum
The listing suggests extra time for the GAA Museum after the tour.
Access
The stadium tour is wheelchair accessible, per the listing.
Gaelic Games Experience: who can play
Not for children under 5, pregnant women or people with back problems. It meets at Na Fianna CLG on Mobhi Road, Glasnevin, and transport is not included.
Croke Park tour: questions and answers
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