Guinness Storehouse
Guinness Storehouse
4.5
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
About
Say cheers at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, Ireland. Housed in an old fermentation plant, the seven-story brewery gives you the lowdown on Ireland’s iconic beer. Start by standing at the bottom of the world’s largest pint glass and then make your way through the different stages of production before enjoying a complimentary pint with a view at Gravity Bar, Dublin’s highest bar. Even better, learn to pour your own pint with the Guinness Academy Experience.
The Guinness Storehouse is within walking distance from Dublin city center; tourists can also get there via the hop-on, hop-off bus.
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- danajakimova967 contributionsSlightly overpricedSlightly overpriced for what you get! Yes it’s amazing massive building and a lot to see but I was hugely disappointed that there is no tours on any of the first floors - tour guides definitely make a difference. If you did decide to have only audio guide then at least have it in more languages including the english. Singers where absolutely lovely and last 2–3 floors where interesting as there were tour guides and interactionHi there, Thank you so much for your review. We are sorry to hear that you were disappointed with some of your self guided experience, we value customer feedback and we will take it all onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 3, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2022Traveled as a coupleWritten December 13, 2022
- Lani G3 contributionsDon’t waist your time.This would have been an excellent and informative visit but there were so many people on the tour with us that it completely ruined the experience. With it being so crowded it was extremely difficult to get close to an exhibit to read the informative sign or enjoy viewing it because you could not fully see it. By the time you got to the top to have your Guinness with your ticket and view the city, it was full of people with no where to stand and put your drink down for pictures. Even the bartenders hardly cracked a smile while pouring one drink after another to keep up with the crowds. I suggest you do not waist your money. Enjoy your day at Phoenix Park instead with peace and awe and stop for a Guinness somewhere after. That would be an enjoyable day!Hi there, Thank you so much for your review. We are so sorry to hear that you didn't find your experience enjoyable. We do try to keep a steady flow of people throughout the building, but we can understand that it can get quite busy at peak times throughout the day. We value all customer feedback and we will take it all onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse TeamWritten January 3, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2022Traveled on businessWritten December 20, 2022
- Chantal D5 contributionsGreat view still not a beer fanGreat view in the sky bar, still not a fan of beer. The 360 views were lovely and the amount of information and work that goes into this product was interesting. It was a little chilly inside during February, and the top bar area was crowded.Hi Chantal, Thank you so much for your review. We are so sorry to hear that you weren't impressed with your experience. We try to keep a steady flow of people throughout the building but we can understand that it can get quite busy at certain times throughout the day. We value customer feedback and we will take it all onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 17, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2022Traveled with friendsWritten January 3, 2023
- James B1 contributionWhat the hell?The tour itself is fascinating and the Gravity Bar gives a wonderful 360° view of Dublin, but is it really necessary to blast the music out at 100 decibels? It's not a nightclub, I shouldn't have to shout to talk to my family. I mean, I work at an airport for Christ's sake. I'm used to loud noises, but it was so intrusive I left this bar with a massive headache. Thanks for ruining the experience.Hello there, Thanks so much for sharing your visit to the Guinness Storehouse. We are extremely sorry to hear about your experience in the Gravity Bar. We do have a different DJ playing in the Gravity Bar each day so that hopefully during your next visit it will not be so loud. Customer feedback is of the utmost importance to us and we do take everything on board, so thank you. From the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 11, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Traveled with familyWritten January 5, 2023
- Louise C9 contributionsDisappointingDisappointing self guided tour- very basic information on several floors . Tasting room was a nice experience but I have no idea why they insist on cramming people into rooms and closing the doors so you’re shoulder to shoulder with other guests - I’m thinking covid taught us very little. It really felt like the entrance fee was like paying to gain entry into a bar ! The sky bar has great views of Dublin but there was not enough seating in either of the bars to enjoy the complimentary beer. I’m not sure what I was expecting but it was more than this - they need more customer interaction experiences . If I had my time again I would of done a whisky tour instead!Hello there, Thank you for taking the time to write up a review. We are sorry to hear we did not live up to your expectations. We understand that certain areas around the building can get quite busy so we do have systems set in place to keep the crowds moving and ensure a steady flow. We also have the Stoutie and Guinness Academy experience on the 4th floor where visitors can either get a picture of their face printed on a pint of Guinness or be taught by a member of staff how to correctly pour and serve a pint of Guinness. However, we value customer feedback and we will take everything you have said onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 16, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Traveled with familyWritten January 13, 2023
- Wander610392Chester-le-Street, United Kingdom23 contributionsStorehouse visit 21st Jan 2023Tour was over priced, €30 to walk round a few floors with memorabilia. A number of floors towards the top had nothing at all on them. Four was self guided, nothing explained for the price I would have expected a guide especially as tickets were time stamped and pre booked. Only enjoyable part of the the tour was the view from the gravity bar. Three of us went two who love Guiness and all have the same opinionHello there, Thank you so much for taking the time to write this review. We are so sorry to hear that the experience did not live up to your expectations, Customer feedback is of upmost importance to us and we will take everything that you have said onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 22, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Traveled with friendsWritten January 22, 2023
- DRNJ1960Douglas, United Kingdom293 contributionsJust shameful, Guinness!Visiting Dublin for the first time we naturally had to join the crowds and visit the Guinness Storehouse. Even though we had booked tickets for a particular day and time slot we still had to stand in a long queue. Upon entering its a bit of a madhouse to get past the souvenir shop and start the tour. We then found ourselves in another long queue. And one that barely moved. When it did move it was to arrive at a sign and a picture of barley. Then the same wait to arrive at a sign and picture of water. And so on... we rushed up a floor to try and find anything of interest. It was not until we reached a higher level and saw some of the vintage items from Guinness' long history that anyone was interested. Various sampling areas started to appear but they required a further fee. The one sampling room which was included in our ticket was a rather over the top scene of standing around in a white room with a shot glass of Guinness and paying homage to the great brewery (which incidentally does not brew here anymore). We then finally hacked our way through the mobs of people to reach the rooftop bar only to be met with... you guessed it - lot's of people! Push to the bar, get your free pint of Guinness, then get asked to step away from the bar to enjoy the 360 panoramic view - which is now surrounded on 3 sides by scaffolding and cranes as they are building all around the Guinness building. In a few years there will be no view so the marketing team will have to spin this final experience a bit differently. So basically for over £30 per person (x 5) we got a crowded series of floors with posters to read, a shot glass worth of Guinness and a pint on the top floor with blaring music. Oh yes, and the right to enter the souvenir shop to spend even more money. Shame on you Guinness! This review is not about the actual beer which is fantastic. It's how they are taking advantage of their name and reputation that offends me. If you want a much better experience skip this tourist trap and book a table around the corner at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery where you can sample a multitude of wonderful beers and enjoy some great food.Hello there, Thank you so much for your review. We are so sorry to hear that the experience did not live up to your expectations. We do try our hardest to keep a steady flow of people through the building but we are very much aware that it can get quite crowded and busy throughout the day and we are so disappointed to hear that this had a negative impact on your visit. Customer Feedback is of upmost importance to us and we will take all that you said onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2022Written January 24, 2023
- texaskc2012San Antonio, Texas25 contributionsNot a must-seeAll restaurants inside were closed the day of our visit with no advance warning. There was not enough seating in the gravity bar on the top floor, and good luck finding a taxi any time after 5 pm. The staff said I should call a taxi, but if you do not have international cell service, you are in a real bind. Not the must-see attraction I thought it would be. Over-hyped. You can skip it unless you are super interested in the brewing process.Hello there, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review! We are so sorry to hear that the experience did not live up to your expectation. We value customer feedback here at the Home of Guinness and will take everything you have said on board. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written January 30, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten January 30, 2023
- _matthewmcneillyDublin, Ireland6 contributionsTourist hotspot that is difficult to recommend even for a Guinness loverCobbled streets are lovely to see, along with the horse carriage rides outside. For the basic tour it really felt like a cattle market. Really crowded and you are left to your own devices (self guided) to read and explore about the storehouses, machinery, brewing etc. Unless you are really interested about the brewing process and haven't been to anything similar, I would find it hard to recommend especially for the price. View from the gravity bar was nice and even nicer to get a free pint or soft drink of your choice.Hello there, Thank you for the review. We are so sorry to hear that you weren't overly impressed with the experience. We do try to keep a steady flow of people throughout the building but we do understand that at certain times it can get quite busy. We value Customer feedback and we will take it all onboard. Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written February 3, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2023Written February 2, 2023
- Amanda M192 contributionsKnown as a ‘must see’ attractionWhilst this is seen as a ‘must see’ activity when visiting Dublin, we were somewhat underwhelmed. Having visited about 10 years ago and having enjoyed the visit, the atmosphere this time felt very much as though visitors were being ‘herded through’ which is probably as a result of having to have adopted working practices following the pandemic. We opted not to do the Guinness Academy and learn how to pour a pint correctly as we’re not convinced it was worth paying extra for. We did though manage to enjoy the views from the gravity bar.Hi there, Thank you so much for the review! We are so happy to hear that you had such an enjoyable experience here at the Home of Guinness and we hope to welcome you back soon! Thanks again, from the Guinness Storehouse Team.Written February 3, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten February 3, 2023
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Bath, UK19 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
P*ss poor! Awful crap boring experience... will never go again that’s for sure. There were far too many people let in at once, it was like feeding day at the zoo.. but with no zoo keepers, I think we saw two members of staff in an hour. Agree with other people on the extortionate price for absolutely nothing: we visited the Heineken tour in Amsterdam and it just put this to shame. There are 7 floors of nothing, not sure what the Guinness people think they tell you but it’s just boring. Not to mention the huge crowds they let in, as I said it’s like feeding day at the zoo because there are 20000000 people in a tiny space and there are no members of staff to keep people in check. It took us 10 minutes to get to the first floor and there were a bunch of guys pushing each other in the barley and no member of staff around they just carried on breaking things. I’m all for having a laugh but there are some limits... once we finally arrived at the top for the gravity sky bar that they so proudly sell, just wondered really why you could see. The windows were white so you couldn’t see out, probably from the influx of people that just stood around in hurts. I’ve been to busy bars but this was just plain ridiculous, we stood to get a pint of Guinness for 30 minutes and we only did it because that’s all we pretty much paid for - an expensive pint of Guinness. The toilets on different floors were filthy and clearly hadn’t been cleaned at all ever 😂 I cannot recommend enough that you do not go, I really don’t know what you get for €19????? I didn’t learn one thing apart from how much I dislike feeding time at the zoo. Would never go again and will strongly discourage our friends from going in the near future. Waste of time money and energy.
Written March 2, 2020
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Thanks for taking the time to pass on your feedback. We are disappointment to hear that you didn't enjoy your experience with us here at the Guinness Storehouse. We are currently in the process of extending our Gravity Bar so there is more space for everyone to enjoy the views of Dublin.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Olivia
Written March 4, 2020
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Tony McMahon
London, UK325 contributions
Dec 2019
I can understand why people might not get the full Guinness experience if they do the regular tour. You don't see much of the production process and it really centres on the gift shop and rooftop bar, which is insanely busy. So I'd spend the extra amount for the 90 minutes in the exclusive Connoisseur bar, which was great fun and we learned a massive amount about Guinness. Plus we were taught how to pull the perfect pint. And got a certificate to prove it. I appreciate this might be too costly for families but for individuals and couples, it's a lovely, quaint bar with panelled walls and parties are restricted to 16 people.
Written January 5, 2020
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Hi Tony,
Happy to see that you enjoyed the Connoisseur Experience. I'd say you are an expert on Guinness now at this stage, and you have your certificate to prove that you can pour the perfect pint. We are currently in the process to extend the rooftop Gravity Bar, this extension will add a significant amount of space which will allow visitors to enjoy the views in comfort.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Oran
Written January 24, 2020
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Maja I
Osijek, Croatia246 contributions
Dec 2019
The one and only thing you need to know before you decide if Guinness Storehouse is for you is - do you want to see the actual brewing process or do you want to see an exhibit set up in a way that you get a presentation of the brewing process, transportation of end product, and marketing strategies? Guinness Storehouse gives you the latter, because this is not the actual brewery (that's next door, and you can't get a tour there)! Once you get over that fact, it's actually a pretty nice set up. They converted an old fermentation plant building into a seven-storey exhibition space. Every floor covers a theme, and to me it was interesting. They do get crowded and they are quite expensive, but just do what my husband and I did - buy a Dublin Pass for 2 days and hit 5 museums/tours a day, so Guinness Storehouse was around 10 euro for us, instead of 25.
Written January 20, 2020
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Thanks Maja, for this feedback. I am delighted you had an enjoyable experience. The tour takes place in the old fermentation plant and the active brewery is visible from various vantage points throughout the building. We do offer Brewery Tours which bring visitors 'behind the gates' on the ultimate Guinness experience. This is available to book through our website if you are visiting again.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Deirdre
Written January 30, 2020
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Irelandtours2014
Enniskillen, UK26 contributions
Aug 2019
The store house is a commercial circus that celebrates the black stuff and it's making. The welcoming is an experience in it self. Overcrowded and incredibly loud. A rather basic introduction with a send off to the exhibition floors. The exhibits are fairly poorly sprinkled over several floors with that give one the impression off some spare parts left over from the Brewery with some television commentary in a rather emotionless Theater setting.
The Storehouse is not a typical Brewery sightseeing visit what many people have in mind. It is over priced and the nepotism is obvious on every floor one visits on their way to the sky bar. A Guiness beer or a alcohole free drink is included in the entrance fee when visit the skybar it the top floor. The skybar has a good view over parts of Dublin, which should be a highlight, but is most the time overground and it is therefore impossible the enjoy the view.
With over one million visitors as I understand, it is the most dreadful industrialised tourism experience one can come across. Waste of time and money!!
The Storehouse is not a typical Brewery sightseeing visit what many people have in mind. It is over priced and the nepotism is obvious on every floor one visits on their way to the sky bar. A Guiness beer or a alcohole free drink is included in the entrance fee when visit the skybar it the top floor. The skybar has a good view over parts of Dublin, which should be a highlight, but is most the time overground and it is therefore impossible the enjoy the view.
With over one million visitors as I understand, it is the most dreadful industrialised tourism experience one can come across. Waste of time and money!!
Written March 7, 2020
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Hi,
Thank you for taking the time to review the Guinness Storehouse. We are sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy your experience. It is our aim that all our visitors have an amazing experience with us here at the Home of Guinness, so this feedback is appreciated.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Sarah
Written March 9, 2020
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TheTrvlGuy
New York City, NY1,215 contributions
May 2019
I think @LauraN373 said it best about the private guided tour, it really does make the adventure memorable and quite educational [in a fun way] as well.
My guide showing me around this enormous structure, [I believe seven floors] was over the top, super-duper, cute cute cuttie great, and learning to pour a Guinness was the one time I had so much fun being frustrated, I did eventually pass and got my certificate of excellence... sadly I forgot it at the hotel but not before snapping a photo of it.
The Guinness attraction is so brilliantly laid out floor by floor with interesting facts everywhere, without the feeling like trying to see [up close] the Mona Lisa at the Louvre... eek!
Topping off [no pun intended] the morning was the Gravity Bar, the views are awesome but even better is watching the men and women pouring the Guinness, it's like whack-a-mole, without the whacking or moles... they are laser focused and fun to watch their happy smiling faces.
There's my two cents, go either private, group or solo, no one should ever plan a trip to Ireland and not include this Guinness adventure, I highly recommend a visit for Families, couples, small/large group of friends and solo travelers like myself, great fun for everyone!
Enjoy every adventure ahead of you and all the diversity our planet offers
My guide showing me around this enormous structure, [I believe seven floors] was over the top, super-duper, cute cute cuttie great, and learning to pour a Guinness was the one time I had so much fun being frustrated, I did eventually pass and got my certificate of excellence... sadly I forgot it at the hotel but not before snapping a photo of it.
The Guinness attraction is so brilliantly laid out floor by floor with interesting facts everywhere, without the feeling like trying to see [up close] the Mona Lisa at the Louvre... eek!
Topping off [no pun intended] the morning was the Gravity Bar, the views are awesome but even better is watching the men and women pouring the Guinness, it's like whack-a-mole, without the whacking or moles... they are laser focused and fun to watch their happy smiling faces.
There's my two cents, go either private, group or solo, no one should ever plan a trip to Ireland and not include this Guinness adventure, I highly recommend a visit for Families, couples, small/large group of friends and solo travelers like myself, great fun for everyone!
Enjoy every adventure ahead of you and all the diversity our planet offers
Written February 10, 2020
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Wow! what a great review. I loved reading your little anecdotes from your visit ” Laser focused” bar staff, this made me chuckle. If you would like us to replace your Guinness pouring cert please email us at info@guinnessstorehouse.com and we will happily send another.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse.
Deirdre
Written February 13, 2020
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Darla O
California666 contributions
Jun 2019 • Couples
Of course anybody that loves Guinness beer and finds themselves in Dublin is going to take this tour.
The tour itself is truly interesting and really cool . Price of admission is expensive, although you will receive a pint of Guinness at the end of your tour.
It’s amazing how large this brewery really is. We really liked how informative the guides were and the printed brochures as well. The glass observation deck where you will receive your pint has some tremendous views of the city. However, you have to wait quite a while in line to get your pint and it’s extremely crowded. We ended up just sitting on the floor close to a window, as no tables were available. Those were in short supply.
Definitely worth a visit!
The tour itself is truly interesting and really cool . Price of admission is expensive, although you will receive a pint of Guinness at the end of your tour.
It’s amazing how large this brewery really is. We really liked how informative the guides were and the printed brochures as well. The glass observation deck where you will receive your pint has some tremendous views of the city. However, you have to wait quite a while in line to get your pint and it’s extremely crowded. We ended up just sitting on the floor close to a window, as no tables were available. Those were in short supply.
Definitely worth a visit!
Written April 23, 2020
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Hi Darla,
Thank you so much for leaving this feedback. It is lovely to read that you found our guides informative and views tremendous. The Gravity bar has now doubled in size offering so much more room to enjoy those wonderful views. If visiting Dublin again, check out our website for great online offers and fun activities at the Home of Guinness.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Deirdre
Written May 11, 2020
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Michaela
West Yorkshire, UK296 contributions
Dec 2019 • Friends
I was really expecting to see some of the actually factory but this is more like a museum, but a fun one. There was lots of interesting facts and fun photo opportunities as well as a few chances to drink Guinness! You get a voucher for a pint when you pay in. You can use your voucher to pull your own pint (and drink it) or you can get three samples of different types or a regular pint of Guinness. All the staff were really helpful as everywhere was really clean. It was really busy so there was quite a wait to pull a pint but it was really fun. The gravity bar at the top had great views but was absolutely packed so we couldn’t really get close to the windows. We spent around three hours overall, with a couple of pints in the bars and waiting half an hour to pull a pint. I paid for the audio tour but I didn’t use it so I would recommend not bothering with that unless you have trouble reading, all the information is on signs around the venue.
Written January 15, 2020
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Thanks Michaela, for taking the time to leave a review. I am delighted that you had a fun day. We are currently expanding the Gravity Bar which will offer a lot more room to enjoy the wonderful views. Brewery tours are available through our website, if you do decide to return in the future.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Deirdre
Written January 29, 2020
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steves_been
Arnold, UK782 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
Come and pull your own pint of Guinness, take in the view from the sixth floor and find out the history of this unique drink. Good for a few hours and price included in the entry, queue to learn how to pull your own pint and there is plenty of places to eat and drink. Not recommended for kids in my view..
Written January 3, 2020
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Delighted that you enjoyed your visit to the Home of Guinness! It sounds like you had a fun few hours learning how to pull your own pint of Guinness among other things.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Deirdre
Written January 17, 2020
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CGemma
Birmingham, UK68 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
Visited here twice and loved it each time. It is a self guided tour which is packed with information and is beautifully presented. Each floor offers something special. Staff are friendly and knowledgable. The top floor offers a lovely view to enjoy a drink in. I would recommend booking tickets online before as you get them at a cheaper price and you can skip the queue (there hasn’t been a queue both times I’ve visited using pre booked tickets).
Written January 4, 2020
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Thanks Gemma, for the lovely review! It sounds like you had a really enjoyable day which is what we aim for. You are welcome back anytime for a third visit!
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse
Deirdre
Written January 17, 2020
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Fiona N
Fife, Scotland43 contributions
Feb 2020
The Guinness tour was a must do when we were in Dublin. The only downside is it’s not a guided tour, you take yourself through the building climbing the levels to hear about the Guinness story. We did pay the extra for a STOUTie £5 special rate for the six nations with a valid ticket, rugby shirt etc. Free pint of Guinness with your normal admission price also. I’m not a beer/lager/stout drinker but as they say the ruby red tastes so different from its home!
Written February 3, 2020
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Hello Fiona! Thanks for your kind feedback, we're delighted you got to avail of the STOUTie on your visit. You are welcome back anytime.
Thank you, from the Guinness Storehouse.
Ronan
Written February 12, 2020
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Isabelle
Le Grau-du-Roi, France
Bonjour, si on part sur la session tardive de 16h45 nous reste t’il le temps de faire toute la visite ou faut il sortir à 17h heure indiquée comme fermeture du musée..? Les magasins et autres sont il encore ouverts aussi? Merci d’avance.
Isabelle
Le Grau-du-Roi, France
Bonjour, si on part sur la session tardive de 16h45 nous reste t’il le temps de faire toute la visite ou faut il sortir à 17h heure indiquée comme fermeture du musée..? Les magasins et autres sont il encore ouverts aussi? Merci d’avance.
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J.J_Journeys🌙✨🌎
United Kingdom22 contributions
I think it’s free, when we went we were allowed to store our rucksacks for free (they just give you a ticket that you must return at then end to receive your bag) Im not sure about larger bags/suitcases though.
Joan V
Barcelona, Spain20 contributions
Hello!
We will be visiting the experience in November. We will only be able to come in the afternoon, but have seen the closing time is 17.00h. However, the last available ticket is at 16.45h.
Do they actually close at 17.00h or is it just last entrance? What is the actual closing time?
Thanks!
rwheeler
Santa Clarita, CA724 contributions
You don’t want to rush the experience.
SNelson
Terrace, Canada659 contributions
Does everyone in your group have to pay for the Stoutie package? I don’t want an extra drink for myself but I would like for my husband to get one with our picture on it.
April E
14 contributions
No, just get a ticket for those who want to do it. I just took photos.
John L
1 contribution
Is the Stoutie (selfie picture in foam) available in Guiness 0.0 (non-alcoholic)? I will be visiting in June 2024 with family, but will be driving after our planned visit to the Storehouse.
Hi, Yes they do this on any Guinness pint, Alcohol and non Alcohol. Enjoy your trip
WFH2014
Coventry, UK24 contributions
Stupid question however im attending with friends who all drink guiness but i dont is there larger served aswell?
Deborah M. G. M
Carrara, Italy270 contributions
yes there is other kind of drink..also analcholic..
I'll be coming from the airport with my bags. Will I be able to leave them in a secure place?
Veronica F
Worthing, UK53 contributions
I think there was a bag storage as you come in. Enjoy
sianmarieharrison1
Redcar, UK18 contributions
I have bought the tickets for your face on a pint. It says an additional drink. Does that mean we get two drinks and get one there and one in another place.
Thanks
silvergox
Germantown, MD3 contributions
Yes you get two drinks. One at the photo of yourself on a pint and the other drink upstairs at the Gravity Bar.
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