You want the famous 'gift of the gab' with live stories and songs from local Dubliners
DoDublin is operated by the city's public transport drivers and is widely considered the most entertaining and informative local tour.
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For the most authentic local atmosphere, choose the 'DoDublin' green buses, which feature live commentary from city bus drivers and include free entry to the Little Museum of Dublin. If you plan to visit major paid sites like the Guinness Storehouse or EPIC Museum, the Dublin Pass is the most cost-effective choice as it bundles the bus with over 40 top attractions.
DoDublin is operated by the city's public transport drivers and is widely considered the most entertaining and informative local tour.
Compare rows ↓The Dublin Pass covers the Big Bus tour plus entry fees for nearly every major attraction, offering significant savings for busy itineraries.
Compare rows ↓Big Bus provides a consistent international experience with high-quality multi-lingual headsets alongside live English guides.
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DoDublin Standard Ticket (GetYourGuide Standard ticket)
Compare rows ↓02DoDublin + Live Guide via Tiqets (Tiqets Tours / guided tickets)
Compare rows ↓03The Dublin Pass Combo (GetYourGuide Combo or bundle)
Compare rows ↓04Big Bus Dublin Priority Access (GetYourGuide Skip-the-line / priority access)
Compare rows ↓05DoDublin Standard Ticket (GetYourGuide Standard ticket)
Compare rows ↓06DoDublin Priority Access via Tiqets (Tiqets Skip-the-line / priority access)
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FAQ
No. 'Skip-the-line' refers to bypassing ticket kiosks. You must still join the physical queue at each bus stop; during peak May hours, you may have to wait for the next bus if the current one is at capacity.
Most operators accept mobile vouchers. However, some combo tickets may require you to exchange your digital voucher for a physical ticket at a main hub, such as the Dublin Bus Head Office on O'Connell Street, before your first boarding.
DoDublin (Green) starts at €26 and features live commentary from local drivers and free entry to the Little Museum of Dublin. Big Bus (Maroon) starts around €31 and offers a mix of live guides and multi-lingual recorded audio, which is better for non-English speakers.
DoDublin allows one child under 15 to travel free with every full-paying adult. Big Bus and City Sightseeing typically require paid tickets for children aged 5–15, though children under 5 generally travel free across all operators. Always verify the specific 'Family' inclusions on the seller's checkout page.
Standard tickets do not include admission. To visit the Guinness Storehouse or Trinity College, you must book a 'Combo' ticket or purchase entry separately in advance, as these venues frequently sell out.
Tickets are valid for 24, 48, or 72 consecutive hours from the first scan. If you first board at 3:00 PM, a 24-hour ticket remains valid until 3:00 PM the following day.
If a bus is at capacity, you must wait for the next one, which typically arrives every 15 to 30 minutes. Popular stops like the Guinness Storehouse are most prone to 'full bus' scenarios in the afternoon.