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Dublin bus Ghost tour

Jafar · 2003-11-20 12:49:16

Has anyone been on the dublin bus ghost tour. Ghost tour It seems pretty steep at 22 yoyos a head. Any comments on it?? Groove out...

20-11-2003 12:49pm

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Jafar

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Has anyone been on the dublin bus ghost tour.

Ghost tour

It seems pretty steep at 22 yoyos a head.

Any comments on it??

Groove out...

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#2 20-11-2003 1:19pm

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looks like a steaming pile of cak to me but who am i to say eh...

I for one can certainly say that i won't be going on it.

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#3 20-11-2003 1:26pm

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I gotta do something nice with my girlfriend tonight cause I got a work christmas party tomorrow night with all you can drink free booze so I gotta let know I care about her before I'm unable to talk. Thought it'd be a nice surprise rather than going down the pub and getting sloshed again.

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#4 20-11-2003 1:39pm

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there may be a very good reason for it being one of only three in the world.....

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#5 20-11-2003 1:44pm

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i was on it a couple of years back, got dragged along by the g/f. i don't believe in that any of that stuff but i found the tour suprisingly very enjoyable. the guy doing it was a good host/entertainer/storyteller what ever you call him. and i won a free t-shirt.

that said don't blame me if you hate it

let me know what you think of it though

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#6 20-11-2003 1:44pm

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Well I'm open to suggestions. So far your all very critical but not very helpfull.
I wanna go on that Viking Splash tour yolk so I can scream at people but it's not running today.

Could go out for dinner or.........dun dun dunnn..... the theater ....

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#7 20-11-2003 1:45pm

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just walkin around town at nite can be pretty scary, why do ya wanna pay 22 eurons to get scared, just walk around town when people are gettin thrown outa pubs and clubs.

fun for all the family

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#8 20-11-2003 1:52pm

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Originally posted by Jafar
Well I'm open to suggestions. So far your all very critical but not very helpfull.
I wanna go on that Viking Splash tour yolk so I can scream at people but it's not running today.

Could go out for dinner or.........dun dun dunnn..... the theater ....

hey unfair i'm giving it the thumbs up here

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#9 20-11-2003 2:03pm

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Sorry Dataisgod I missed your post there. Glad to a have a critique of it mind you. :cool: Still undecided though... see if I get any more insight.

I hear you knocking there Dr Dodger but that's way past my bed time....besides I might as well be one of the monsters myself...

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#10 20-11-2003 2:46pm

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I went on it about 6 months ago with my sister and brother in law. Have to say, it was money well spent. If you can suspend your disbelief and just let yourself enjoy it, it can be a lot fun.

Thumbs up from me here

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#11 20-11-2003 4:20pm

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If you go, let us know how you get on and if you think it was worth the money

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#12 20-11-2003 4:44pm

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Well I just bought the tickets and I'm not going to tell her what it is until it pulls up next to the pavement. I'll let you know, I can't wait to see her face cause I don't think she even knows it exist teeheehee

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#13 20-11-2003 5:46pm

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for future events (now that this one is booked) i also think there musical bus tour don't have any info about though. and i realised you could take her ice-skating also.

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#14 20-11-2003 5:53pm

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Indeedy we were just ice-skating on sunday but my foots got a massive blister on it. I bet she thinks she's going ice-skating though :cool:

Maybe it'd be a good idea to start a thread with ideas like these for male and female.

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#15 20-11-2003 10:29pm

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let me know if its any good,

i've been meaning to go on that for a while but we've been too lazy to buy tickets.

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#16 21-11-2003 8:53am

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It was pretty groovy. About 2 hours long and was quite interesting. Everying on the tour is based on fact and history so from that point of view it's quite interesting. It's also quite amusing.

Do go with someone who knows how to get into a frame of mind, relax and enjoy themselves.

Don't go with your mate who's going to complain about how they'd rather be in a pub watching the match and don't think it's scary enough for them.

I'd recommend it. Everyone who's been on it that I've asked has recommended it. Tis an efficient way to score brownie point with the missus in the very least...

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#17 28-03-2011 12:12pm

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Anymore thoughts on this? Was thinking of bringing my kid, shes 13. Is she too young???

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#18 28-03-2011 12:22pm

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Jafar wrote: »

Has anyone been on the dublin bus ghost tour.

Ghost tour

It seems pretty steep at 22 yoyos a head.

Any comments on it??

Groove out...

What?

It's actually quite good, i went on it a few years back with my kids - scared the bejaysus out of them! It is steep enough alright, but i enjoyed it anyway.

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#19 28-03-2011 12:26pm

biko

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Thread is from 2003.
Start a new thread in Dublin City.
Thx

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