Everything to sort out before a visit: what the museum costs and when it opens, which tour to pick, how to find the door, what happened here in 1920, and how hurling actually works.
GAA Museum Tickets 2026: Prices, Hours & What's FreeWhat the museum costs, when it opens and what is free.Read the guide →
Croke Park Stadium Tour vs Skyline 2026: Which to BookThe pitch and dressing rooms, or a walkway on the roof.Read the guide →
Is Croke Park Worth Visiting? 2026 Honest VerdictWhy it is famous, and who will love it.Read the guide →
Croke Park History 2026: Bloody Sunday, Hill 16 & MoreFrom racecourse to Bloody Sunday, Hill 16 and Rule 42.Read the guide →
How to Get to Croke Park 2026: Walk, Train, Luas & BusWalk, train, Luas or bus, and the right door.Read the guide →
Gaelic Games Explained 2026: Hurling, Football & the GAAHurling, football, camogie, and why nobody gets paid.Read the guide →Tours
The three tickets most visitors choose between. Each has its own page with the times, the route and what is included.
Rooftop views
★ 4.81.5 hoursFree cancellationA guided walk along the walkway on the stadium roof, with six viewpoints over Dublin. Not for anyone who dislikes heights; the museum is included.
Most booked
★ 4.81.5 hoursFree cancellationA guided walk through the stadium: dressing rooms, pitchside and the stands, with a film to start. The museum with both great cups is yours before or after.
Play the games
★ 4.93 hoursFree cancellationPick up a hurl and a ball at a real Dublin GAA club, with coaches who teach the basics. It does not go to Croke Park; pair it with a tour there.