Dublin EPIC Museum Admission Ticket
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Free app (iPhone/Android) available to download our audio guide of museum in nine languages
- Free souvenir passport as a memento of your journey through EPIC
- Entry to the Irish Family History Centre is not included with standard admission to EPIC.
- Can't download our app? Audio guide devices in nine languages are available for an additional €2.
Meeting point
Start Location
Custom House Quay, The Chq Building, Dublin, Ireland
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Stroller Accessible
- Service Animals Allowed
- Easy Public Transport
Good to know
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Infants age 5 and under are admitted for free
Traveler reviews
Rich with Stories - Not to be Missed
This was a fascinating museum that shared not only the history of Irish emigration, but also highlights of the ways in which those who left helped shape the world! Loved the interactive technology here and the ways in which the stories are shared - very personal views into the lives of those emigrants.
EPIC, a very wprthwhile experience
Very interesting and informative. excellent lay out lovely staff spotless toilets not really suitable for children under 9/10 years old
Fabulous
Fantastic. Emotional, insightful, informative and fun.
Great museum to understand Ireland
Excellent museum! Very well set up and easy to self guide through. Our family has fairly recent connections with relatives who emigrated from Ireland so this was a fantastic way to learn about our heritage. The youngest in our family is 10 and even he was very engaged in the experience. A must do! We spend about 2 hours total.
NOT about the experience of emigrants
This is a very attractive well displayed museum with a lot of interactive displays that actually work (which is not often the case in many museums). But it is definitely NOT the museum of Irish emigration. Mostly it is a paean to the accomplishments of Irish emigrants or their descendants (sometimes quite remote ones) in different fields.