Halloween Teidí Tours at Croke Park
About Teidí Tours | Croke Park
Teidí Tours return to the GAA Museum this Halloween, combining a teddy-making workshop with a family-friendly guided tour of Croke Park. Designed for younger visitors aged three and over, the experience gives each child the chance to create their own GAA Museum sports teidí. Children can stuff their teddy, give it a heart and a name, receive a ‘bearth’ certificate and dress their new friend in a GAA Museum training kit. The teddies can then join their families on a guided stadium tour, visiting the dressing rooms and walking pitchside. Afterwards, visitors can explore the GAA Museum, where children can follow Cú Chulainn’s Quest and find clues through the exhibitions.
Highlights
- Make and take home a 16-inch sports teddy
- Family-friendly guided tour of Croke Park
- Visits to the dressing rooms and pitchside
- GAA Museum admission after the tour
- Cú Chulainn’s Quest through the exhibitions
Things to bring
- Booking confirmation for check-in
- Comfortable footwear for the stadium tour
- A camera or phone for teddy photos
Important information
Location: GAA Museum, Croke Park.
Dates: Daily from 24 October to 1 November.
Start time: 10.30am.
Duration: Approximately two hours.
Age suitability: Children aged three and over. The experience is not suitable for children under three.
Supervision: Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Booking: Tickets are extremely limited and advance online booking is advised.
Arrival: Visitors should check in at GAA Museum reception.
Tickets: €32 per child aged three and over, €10 per adult and €8 per senior.
What's Included
Teidí-Making Workshop
In Cú Chulainn’s Den, each child chooses a teddy skin, adds stuffing and a heart, names their teddy and receives a ‘bearth’ certificate. Each child ticket includes a 16-inch teddy to make and take home, plus a GAA Museum training kit for their bear.
Guided Tour of Croke Park
A family-friendly guided tour includes visits to the dressing rooms and a walk pitchside. Children can bring their new teddies along for the tour and photos around the stadium.
GAA Museum Admission
All tickets include access to the GAA Museum after the tour. Children can follow Cú Chulainn’s Quest through the exhibitions, searching for clues along the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group are Teidí Tours suitable for?
Teidí Tours are designed for younger visitors aged three and over. The experience is not suitable for children under three.
Must children be accompanied by an adult?
Yes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
What does the child ticket include?
Each child ticket includes a teddy-making workshop, a 16-inch teddy to take home, a teddy training kit, a ‘bearth’ certificate, a guided tour of Croke Park and admission to the GAA Museum afterwards
How long does the experience last?
The experience lasts approximately two hours
When do the tours take place?
Tours run daily at 10.30am from 24 October to 1 November.
