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For most visitors, a standard entry ticket is the most efficient choice as EPIC is a self-guided, highly interactive digital experience that doesn't require a hosted tour. If you are spending 48 hours or more in Dublin, multi-attraction passes offer the best value by bundling EPIC with other major sites like the Guinness Storehouse and the GPO Museum.
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EPIC is in the CHQ Building on Custom House Quay. From O’Connell Bridge, walk east along Eden Quay with the River Liffey on your right, pass the Custom House, and look for the arch beside CHQ; the museum entrance is beside it. Show your booking confirmation on your mobile at the ticket desk. Retain the receipt issued there if you plan to use the free return visit within 10 days. EPIC is open 10:00am–6:45pm, with last admission normally at 5:00pm.
Standard adult rates apply to visitors aged 18–64. Reduced pricing is available for seniors (65+), students with valid ID, and teenagers (13–17), while children (6–12) pay a reduced rate. Infants and children aged 5 and under enter for free, though a zero-cost ticket should be added to your online booking to ensure entry. A unique benefit for all standard ticket holders is the 'One Ticket – Two Visits' policy, which allows one free return visit within 10 days of your initial visit; you must present the physical receipt issued at the ticket desk to redeem this. Family bundles (such as 2 adults + 2 children) provide the best value for groups. Carers accompanying a visitor with a disability are admitted free of charge. Seasonal 'Kids Go Free' promotions typically occur in August and during school mid-term breaks, often allowing up to three children per paying adult.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Mobile tickets are fully accepted at EPIC. You can present the QR code on your smartphone at the main entrance desk located inside the CHQ Building for scanning.
EPIC typically accommodates late arrivals in the next available time slot, though during busy May periods, you may experience a wait if the museum has reached its hourly capacity.
A standard museum ticket grants access to the 20 interactive galleries of EPIC, but private genealogy consultations at the Irish Family History Centre require a separate booking and additional fee.
Children under 5 usually enter for free but still require a 'Free' ticket added to your booking for capacity tracking. Students and seniors (65+) qualify for reduced rates but must present a valid ID at the entrance.
Official tickets are generally non-refundable but can be rescheduled by contacting the museum. For full 24-hour cancellation refunds, booking through partners like GetYourGuide or Tiqets is recommended.
Yes, the museum is located in the restored vaults of the CHQ Building and is fully accessible via ramps and lifts. Manual wheelchairs are also available to borrow at the reception desk on a first-come, first-served basis.
Yes, EPIC is a featured attraction on the Dublin Pass. Pass holders do not need to pay at the door, but it is highly recommended to check the pass app for current May 2026 instructions on pre-booking a timed entry slot.