Dublin: Croke Park Stadium Tour and GAA Museum
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For a dedicated Croke Park visit, compare the listed third-party Stadium Tour and Skyline Tour products with the Official site row, checking the selected date, availability and checkout terms. The Dublin Pass row is a separate multi-attraction product; its title does not explicitly confirm Croke Park admission, so verify inclusions before relying on it for this visit.
The listed Stadium Tour product is the relevant choice for the stadium and GAA Museum experience.
Compare offers ↓The listed Skyline product is the relevant choice for the rooftop walkway and GAA Museum.
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Dublin Pass
Compare offers ↓02Official Croke Park Stadium Tour (includes GAA Museum access)
Compare offers ↓03Official Kellogg's Skyline Tour (includes GAA Museum access; restricted to ages 12+)
Compare offers ↓04Official Croke Park Stadium Tour (the Skyline rooftop walk strictly bans children under 12)
Compare offers ↓05Official Match Day Tickets (must be purchased in advance via Ticketmaster or select local retail outlets; no tickets are sold at the stadium gates)
Compare offers ↓06Pre-booked Match Day Tour (tours are heavily restricted or cancelled on match days; check the official calendar before booking)
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All stadium tours, skyline tours, and GAA Museum visits begin at the GAA Museum, located under the Cusack Stand. Access the entrance and the free visitor parking lot via St. Joseph's Avenue (off Clonliffe Road, turning at the Daybreak convenience store); there is no tour access from the Hogan Stand or Jones Road. Note that on match or concert days, tour routes and parking access may change (often redirecting to the Davin Car Park via St. Margaret's Avenue), or the museum may be closed entirely, so always verify the stadium schedule before arriving.
Official ticket prices for the Croke Park Stadium Tour (which includes GAA Museum access) are €18 for adults, €14.50 for students/seniors, and €12 for children aged 3–12 (under 3 are free), with family tickets starting at €48. The rooftop Kellogg's Skyline Tour costs €24 for adults and €22 for students/seniors. While third-party combo passes like the Dublin Pass bundle entry, booking directly is recommended to easily check real-time availability, as tours are frequently modified or cancelled on match days.
For Croke Park tours and the GAA Museum, children under 3 enter free but require a ticket. Children aged 3–12, students, and seniors (with valid ID) qualify for reduced-price tickets, with family bundles available for groups of 2 adults and 2 or 3 children. Note that visitors must be at least 12 years old to join the Kellogg's Skyline Tour, and all visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult on any tour. On match days, stadium tours are typically suspended or run on highly adjusted schedules, though match ticket-holders receive free admission to the GAA Museum once turnstiles open.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes. Choose the exact July 2026 date and tour departure time when booking, then keep the booking confirmation accessible on your phone. Tours start from the GAA Museum in the Cusack Stand, off St Joseph’s Avenue on Clonliffe Road.
Cancellation and refund terms depend on whether you book through the attraction or a partner seller, so read the exact policy shown before payment. Do not assume that a missed departure or late cancellation will be refundable.
Direct booking may make the venue’s date, time and visitor instructions clearer, while a partner can be useful if it has the departure you need. Compare the final checkout total, cancellation terms and inclusions rather than assuming one channel is always cheaper.
For the Kellogg’s Skyline tour, bags larger than A4 size are not permitted, and food or bottles/cans are also restricted on the Skyline. Allow time for any venue checks; a timed tour does not guarantee that security or admission procedures can be skipped.
Arrive at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure and allow extra time to find the Cusack Stand entrance. Do not rely on being admitted after the tour has left, as the experience operates around a fixed guided departure.
The official 2026 Skyline information lists reduced student and senior admission with valid ID, but no free-child rule is verified for the July 2026 ticket rows here. Check the selected seller’s age bands and bring valid proof for any reduced category; under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.
The main internal bottleneck is the fixed tour schedule: missing the departure can disrupt the visit. Also note that the Kellogg’s Skyline tour is only suitable for visitors aged 12 or over, whereas the Stadium Tour is the more flexible family choice for younger children.