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Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour, Dublin

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Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour Highlights

Hear creepy stories and learn Ghoulsih facts at the Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour
Explore a Graveyard that dates back 1000 years, said to contain hundreds of victims
At the Gravediggers Pub, sip a Ghoulish Brew while being alarmed by lepers

Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour Overview

Meeting Point: College Green, Dublin.

Starting Time: Wednesday - Saturday: 7:45 PM to 9:45 PM

Activity Duration: 2 hours (Approx)

About Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour, Dublin (place):

If the haunted places don't scare you then you must take this gravedigger ghost tour in Dublin. It will give you an insight into the dark side of Ireland and even if you don't believe in ghosts this will give you a spooky feeling for sure. This is surely going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you can be a part of in the course of the trip to Dublin.

About the Activity:

Explore the dark and murdery side of Dublin at the Gravedigger Ghost Bus Tour.
The trip of horrors starts at 7:45 PM when the bus departs outside from the H&M on Dame Street.
Hear the spooky tales of cork hill on the route while passing by the Dublin castle and Christ Church on the way to the first stop St Audeous - aka HELL.
Stop outside the hellish Kilmainham Jail for a theatrical reenactment performed by the actors.
The next stop is The Gravediggers Pub where you get to watch the final on body-snatching performed by professional actors.
The inside of the bus is filled with special effects including strobe lights and smoke.

How to Reach:

By Cab: College Green, Dublin is approximately 20 minutes (4 Km) away from the City's Central.
By Transit: Catch the O'Connell St Lower to College Green, stop 1278 from there the activity is a mere 30 meters (1 minute) walk.

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The Gravedigger Ghost Tour

2 Hours

USD 38.59

USD 37.52

Per Adult

Explore the darker, spooky side of Dublin

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Know Before You Go for Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour

All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.
The minimum age of the participants who can take part in this experience is 14 years.
Individuals over the age of 14 will be charged an adult price.

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College Green

College Green, Dublin, Ireland

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Gravedigger 2-Hour Ghost Bus Tour Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation is made 30 days or more before the date of travel, 25.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellation is made between 1 days to 30 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

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