Emerald Park launches 'limited-time flash sale' with huge discounts on tickets
The discounted tickets entitle guests entry to the park, access to the zoo and zoo experience, access to all attractions and entry to shows
Emerald Park has launched limited-time flash sale on tickets which could see families save up to €70.
Ireland’s only theme park and zoo, which is located in Ashbourne in Co Meath, has announced that for a two-week period this month, guests can enjoy 4 All Access day tickets for just €140.
This special promotion, which represents a saving of up to €70, is valid for visit dates between September 13–29, and tickets must be booked at least 3 days in advance. The last day to book this Emerald Park offer is Thursday, September 26.
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To avail of this offer visit EmeraldPark.ie, select ‘Ticket Types’ and purchase ‘4 All Access Ticket Promotion’.
Located 20 minutes outside of Dublin, Emerald Park is the perfect day out for all the family this summer, offering something for everyone!
Younger adventurers can enjoy the ‘Junior Zone’ with Crazy Bus, Balloon Chase, and Lady Bird Loop amongst the attractions. Older kids and adults looking for their next adrenaline rush can immerse themselves in a host of exhilarating activities too. Ride the Cú Chúlainn Coaster, or take a splash on Ireland’s only flume attraction, Viking Voyage.
Guests can also visit Emerald Park's first fully themed and immersive land, Tír Na nÓg, which opened earlier this year.
A first of its kind in Ireland, the 6.5 acre Celtic-themed area at the Co Meath park is equivalent to twice the size of Croke Park, and is home to two new-state of the art intertwining rollercoasters, ‘Na Fianna Force’ and ‘The Quest’, which are the longest intertwining family and thrill coasters in Europe.
'Na Fianna Force’, a suspended thrill coaster, reaches heights of 32 metres (just higher than the Cú Chulainn coaster) and speeds of up to 90km/h.
‘Na Fianna Force’ is the larger of the two rollercoasters at Tír Na nÓg, and the track is positioned above guests heads ensuring an adrenaline rush like no other.
Intertwined with ‘Na Fianna Force’ is ‘The Quest’, a family boomerang rollercoaster which sees visitors travel at speeds up to 60km/h and heights of 25 metres.
Visitors can also put their animal trivia skills to the test at the Emerald Park Zoo. Home to more than 250 animals, see some diverse animals from Amur Tiger, Amur Leopards, Ring-Tailed Lemurs and Mountain Lions to a fascinating array of birds of prey.
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