Overview

The Guinness storehouse is undoubtedly a great day out for tourists and Irish natives alike. The storehouse itself is easily accessible with lifts, ramps and plenty of room to move around. The tour itself is very interesting, taking you through the history of the drink itself and the process of how it's made. The highlight of the tour definitely has to be the gravity bar where you can pour your own pint of Guinness and enjoy it while looking out over all of Dublin. There is even a tap which has been specially adapted for wheelchair users. Mobility wheelchairs are available for use from the information desk free of charge.

Transport & Parking

There are only a few disabled parking spaces at the storehouse itself. Public transport brings you close but not right to the door. There is an are where you can be dropped off and collected which may be more convenient.

Access

There are absolutely no restrictions in what you can see if you're in a wheelchair. They have done a very good job of ensuring that everyone get the ultimate Guinness experience.

Toilets

There are accessible toilets located on every floor and all are clearly sign posted.

Staff

Staff were very friendly and informative. They remained professional at all times but also had a sense of humour. In my opinion, the staff really made the whole experience.