Kids Go Free at EPIC and The Jeanie Johnston This Mid-Term Break

Free entry for kids from 15th – 23rd February

February 2025: EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, voted Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction three times in a row in the World Travel Awards, and The Jeanie Johnston are delighted to offer FREE entry to children* aged 12 and under, when accompanied by a paying adult (max 3 children per paying adult) from 15th – 23rd February. Tickets must be booked in advance online at www.epicchq.com.

Mid-term break is just around the corner, making it the perfect time to plan a family day out filled with adventure and discovery. Conveniently located in the heart of Dublin (an 8-minute walk from O’Connell Bridge and conveniently situated at the George’s Dock stop on the Luas Red Line) EPIC and The Jeanie Johnston offer an exciting and educational experience where kids can step into the shoes of some of history’s most fascinating figures.

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum – Kids Go Free

At EPIC, children don’t just learn about history – they experience it. Through immersive displays, interactive games, and engaging storytelling, they’ll uncover the incredible tales of Irish emigrants who changed the world. From Kilkenny-born James Hoban, who designed the White House, to Bram Stoker, whose Dracula continues to spark imaginations, every corner of the museum brings these remarkable figures to life.

Whether they dream of becoming an inventor like John Philip Holland, who revolutionised naval warfare with the world’s first practical submarine, or an explorer like Ernest Shackleton, who led daring Antarctic expeditions, there’s an inspiring story waiting around every corner.

Take a break in CHQ’s many family-friendly eateries, including Starbucks, The Bakehouse, TOSS’D Noodles & Salads, and Seven Wonders, and don’t worry about missing a thing – simply get your ticket stamped for re-entry.

Just a two-minute stroll directly across from EPIC, The Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship tells the story of those who escaped the Famine, undertaking an arduous journey in pursuit of a brighter future in North America. Don’t miss this unique chance to immerse yourself in the authentic experience of life aboard a Famine Ship.

The Jeanie Johnston – Kids Go Free

Embark on an unforgettable family adventure with a visit to The Jeanie Johnston this February mid-term, where kids can also avail of FREE entry. Catering to all ages and interests, this maritime experience is perfect for tall ship enthusiasts, history buffs, and curious kids alike, where they can step into the shoes of a ship captain and indulge their imaginations.

A journey aboard this real-life working ship provides a glimpse into the harsh conditions endured by its passengers, with captivating stories echoing through time. History aficionados will be enthralled by the ship’s rich Famine and maritime history, all expertly brought to life by the engaging guides. The Jeanie Johnston promises an immersive, educational, and entertaining outing for the entire family.

Kids go free at EPIC and The Jeanie Johnston from 15th – 23rd February. *Applicable to children aged 12 and under when accompanied by a full paying adult. Max 3 children per paying adult. For more information, or to book, visit www.epicchq.com  or www.jeaniejohnston.ie

 

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