What age are the children? The place is getting slated on the Trip Advisor reviews I read last night. The general thrust of the complaints seems to be the two main attractions have height restrictions on them which are strictly enforced. A friend of mine was there this week and said he had to threaten getting a refund before they would let his 7 year old daughter on the rides (and he said she was bang on if not slightly above the height marker). Our 7 year old should be just about ok, but it looks like our 5 year old won’t be able to go on much, which is going to lead to meltdowns.
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My lads are 10 and 12 so we’ll be ok but going with friends who have a six year old so may be issues there
The reports seem to be age range is a very narrow 7 - 11, so your lads should be ok.
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Heading to Dingle in a couple of weeks with some pals. We’ll tip around on the e-bikes Friday, climb Mount Brandon Saturday morning and watch Kerry Dublin/Mayo All Ireland Final on the Saturday afternoon and PINTS
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How are you fixed for the height marker?
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Make sure and give the Pitch and Putt a go.
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Platforms
Dingle is some spot
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Heaven on earth.
Where are you staying?
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Tis an awful price anyway I’m sure wherever it is
You’re paying for the memories when you go there.
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I rented an apartment and got a great deal, I found Dingle alright pricewise
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I can’t get my head around why people would go anywhere else on holidays.
Lads thinking they are having a great time above on Achill or off on the Aran Islands. Such hardship for nothing.
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Kerry is a special place. Very spiritual
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Any recommendations for me. Are they ok with a fashionable man?
God’s country.
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Dingle is a state of mind and the food is good if you do a bit of research beforehand
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Lads, find the Anvil between Camp and Castlemaine. Go in, have anything off the menu and a few pints and thank me after.
A noble establishment and very friendly staff
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Dingle 
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