Dublin Airport Parking Promo code

Skippy along · 05-07-2017 4:38pm

nava wrote: »

Another offer for the Clayton hotel parking with 20% discount with 48 Hour Flash Sale.

The offer is on Clayton hotel website, click on the middle icon (BOOk NOW), on the next page scroll down and click on BOOK NOW on the last picture of the page for PARK & FLY.
The code to enter on booking site is SS17 if not already on the booking page.

Quote from clayton website.

Drop Off Area
Our shuttle service operates every 20-25 Mins 24/7. It picks up
from the bus stop at the front of the hotel and drops to Zone 16
in the Airport. Please note that we are not permitted to drop at
either terminal. Please contact OCS below should you require
assistance to the terminal.

.. My question is how far is T2 from the drop off area?

nava · 05-07-2017 5:15pm

Skippy along wrote: »

Quote from clayton website.

Drop Off Area
Our shuttle service operates every 20-25 Mins 24/7. It picks up
from the bus stop at the front of the hotel and drops to Zone 16
in the Airport. Please note that we are not permitted to drop at
either terminal. Please contact OCS below should you require
assistance to the terminal.

.. My question is how far is T2 from the drop off area?

here is a map of the area, as reference ZONE 9 is where you get drop by Quickpark, Dublin Airport shuttle bus.

RosieJoe · 05-07-2017 5:20pm

Does it not stop at T2 like the others?

nava · 05-07-2017 5:38pm

RosieJoe wrote: »

Does it not stop at T2 like the others?

I never used it but doesn't look like it.

Skippy along · 05-07-2017 5:47pm

nava wrote: »

here is a map of the area, as reference ZONE 9 is where you get drop by Quickpark, Dublin Airport shuttle bus.

T2 Doesn't look that far phew!!! .. Going out of T2 with 2 year old thanks for the map

andersat2 · 05-07-2017 8:03pm

RosieJoe wrote: »

Does it not stop at T2 like the others?

they dropping off and picking passengers only at bus area 16 - besides coffee kiosk (where all hotels shuttels and intercity buses are, max 3 minutes walking from T1 or 5 minutes walking from T2), so no stops at T1 or T2
using them a lot, buses every 25-30 minutes.

OffalyMedic · 05-07-2017 10:40pm

Planning on using car tag to enter and exit quick park Sunday week for 5days. Says on their website you don't need to pre book just drive up and don't take ticket when you press button. However I see they are full today for a week so if I turn up and it's full will I be allowed in?

abff · 07-07-2017 8:24am

OffalyMedic wrote: »

Planning on using car tag to enter and exit quick park Sunday week for 5days. Says on their website you don't need to pre book just drive up and don't take ticket when you press button. However I see they are full today for a week so if I turn up and it's full will I be allowed in?

I presume you won't be allowed in if it's full. Otherwise, someone who has pre-booked will have to be turned away.

I think the point about using a tag is that you get the same rate as if you pre-book. But all bookings have to be subject to availability. Otherwise, it would be totally unworkable.

leex · 10-07-2017 11:25am

Thinking of purchasing Clayton parking for a week in Aug. How does it compare with Dublin Airport's own parking and Quickpark etc? Is the bus transfer reliable etc?

studdlymurphy · 11-07-2017 6:56am

Amy deals or what's the cheapest for 1 week away?

inforfun · 11-07-2017 8:40am

****ing hell.....
I do regular weekend trips and park in short term C of terminal 1
Used to be about €27, last year it went up to €38 and i just looked for this weekend €58 and no codes to be found here.

For that kind of money for 2 nights, i expect to park at the gates.

joeysoap · 12-07-2017 9:52am

inforfun wrote: »

****ing hell.....
I do regular weekend trips and park in short term C of terminal 1
Used to be about €27, last year it went up to €38 and i just looked for this weekend €58 and no codes to be found here.

For that kind of money for 2 nights, i expect to park at the gates.

€22.50 in QP using NOVA code for 72 hours. €30 for 'Premium' but code doesn't work. Bit of a trek compared to short term though.

inforfun · 12-07-2017 10:05am

That is the thing. it is a short trip and i return rather late.
Dont want to wait for a bus bringing me to the car park. Any car park.

But 58 is as expensive as taking taxis to and from the airport for me.
Used to take the car because it i was cheaper.

Booked the red car park for 27

But i went through previous booking:

Booking History, Full Details
Booking Details

Booking Reference:
Booking Date:
Status: ***EXITED***
Print

Personal Details

Entry Card Number:
Car Parking

Car Park: Terminal 1 Short Term C
Date Entering: Fri 6 Jan 2017 @ 16:00
Date Leaving: Mon 9 Jan 2017 @ 16:00
Registration Plate Number:
Fees

Parking Fee: €30.95

Almost double the price in 6 months?
I know, holiday season and all but this is pervers.

andersat2 · 12-07-2017 10:40am

Quick park and Dublin Airport (both long and short terms) are currently almost fully booked for July and August, so prices are hiking dramatically

inforfun · 12-07-2017 11:03am

I appreciate that but 2x the normal rate which isnt exactly giving it away for free either?

You have a product for a certain price. Great if you manage to sell out at one point but doubling the price as soon as you havent much left, is ripping people off.

witchgirl26 · 12-07-2017 2:58pm

It could also be that you're booking with such short notice. I've gotten it recently for about €30 but I booked a good 2 weeks in advance. Booking 4 days before will always be more expensive.

I just did a quick look & if you move the dates forward by 2 weeks, it brings it down to €38 so more to do with timing of booking.

inforfun · 12-07-2017 3:24pm

While you are right by saying I should have booked sooner, the example i posted above's booking date:

Would post an unedited one but way too much personal details on those invoices

witchgirl26 · 12-07-2017 3:43pm

Fair enough but January is a much less busy period than mid-July. Supply and demand in force.

inforfun · 12-07-2017 3:45pm

I know.
Now.

If you pay normal price in January 24 hours before departure, you dont expect a 100% surcharge in july 4 days before leaving.

mel.b · 13-07-2017 10:16pm

leex wrote: »

Thinking of purchasing Clayton parking for a week in Aug. How does it compare with Dublin Airport's own parking and Quickpark etc? Is the bus transfer reliable etc?

I stay at the Clayton regularly when flying out of Dublin airport. The bus service is very reliable - every 20min or so. You have to go to the hotel bus pick up point though rather than outside the terminal, but even from T2 it's only a few minutes walk. The parking is great (esp in winter) as it's mostly underground.

rogieop · 14-07-2017 10:15pm

Just booked 1st september to 6th in clayton hotel for 30 quid. 5 quid a day. Cant argue with that.

ecoreheadz · 15-07-2017 8:18am

I'm looking for promotional code on a blue car park

Deisler · 23-07-2017 11:57am

andersat2 wrote: »

Quick park and Dublin Airport (both long and short terms) are currently almost fully booked for July and August, so prices are hiking dramatically

Just booked long term with NOVA code

A New earth · 24-07-2017 1:37pm

I'd say Quickpark are tightening up alright. 10% promotion code out today for 1 day only, maybe they will be getting rid of NOVA etc soon.
Quote from email received today:-

"How to Avail of This Offer
Simply book parking online today for 7 or more days, and enter the promocode MONDAY before you checkout to receive your 10% discount.
This offer is only valid today, Monday 24th July 2017.
The offer applies to online bookings only.
The promocode must be entered during the booking process. The discount cannot be applied after you complete your booking.
Bookings must be for 7 or more consecutive days.
The offer is valid for both standard parking and premium parking"

Doodoo · 26-07-2017 2:51pm

For short and long stays these codes are still valid with quickpark. Make sure you use capital letters.

CINEMA
WOOF
NOVA
CURRAGH

donjuandejohn · 27-07-2017 11:23pm

Doodoo wrote: »

For short and long stays these codes are still valid with quickpark. Make sure you use capital letters.

CINEMA
WOOF
NOVA
CURRAGH

€40 for 1st August to 6th August with no promo code, but €55 discounted to €45 with WOOF.

The other three actually gave a €4 discount.

Thanks for the codes!

A New earth · 27-07-2017 11:49pm

WOOF is best for a week or more if you add a couple of days say, 1st to 8th August costs 49 but 39 with WOOF. No trouble at all in taking car out early.

Swamp3 · 29-07-2017 8:17pm

GROUP1 gives 10% off in Quickpark.

E39MSport · 30-07-2017 9:54am

^^ cheers. Also gets past the annoying same day booking constraint.

shmeee · 31-07-2017 9:55am

Are any of the above codes active?

Can't get any to work, prices aren't loading when enter in promo codes.

michellie · 01-08-2017 11:59am

shmeee wrote: »

Are any of the above codes active?

Can't get any to work, prices aren't loading when enter in promo codes.

GROUP1 is working on quickpark for me.

michellie · 01-08-2017 12:03pm

Guys has anyone used the premium service at quickpark? Is it good? Unsure about leaving the car and keys with them!

Premium is €67 for 11 days, €65.70 for standard parking. And €68 for DAA red carpark so little or no difference between them all. I just wanted to see what it was like.

Might be handy as we're flying home at 1.30am with one kiddo

Seve OB · 01-08-2017 12:56pm

michellie wrote: »

Guys has anyone used the premium service at quickpark? Is it good? Unsure about leaving the car and keys with them!

Premium is €67 for 11 days, €65.70 for standard parking. And €68 for DAA red carpark so little or no difference between them all. I just wanted to see what it was like.

Might be handy as we're flying home at 1.30am with one kiddo

there were a few reports here if you scan back, but may have been other threads. not very flattering is my memory

rameire · 01-08-2017 3:28pm

I have used premium once. Dropped car off. Told them rough time of my arrival back. They held the bus for me while i did all that which was 2 min.
Then straight to hairport.
Arrived back. Straight to bus.
Straight back to premium. Scanned barcode. Keys deposited into hand.
Given directions to car which was less than 15 meters away. Got in drove away.
The only downside was it was raining when i got to Dublin on the way back.

michellie · 02-08-2017 8:44pm

Seve OB wrote: »

there were a few reports here if you scan back, but may have been other threads. not very flattering is my memory

Thanks I had a look and seen a few reports that weren't great so I went for the red Daa carpark!

michellie · 02-08-2017 8:45pm

rameire wrote: »

I have used premium once. Dropped car off. Told them rough time of my arrival back. They held the bus for me while i did all that which was 2 min.
Then straight to hairport.
Arrived back. Straight to bus.
Straight back to premium. Scanned barcode. Keys deposited into hand.
Given directions to car which was less than 15 meters away. Got in drove away.
The only downside was it was raining when i got to Dublin on the way back.

Sounds like you had a great experience!

mfceiling · 02-08-2017 8:50pm

michellie wrote: »

Sounds like you had a great experience!

Used it last week. Brilliant job. You don't have to worry about your keys getting lost when you're away. Came home and the car was about 4 spaces away from the office. Keys received in about 2 mins and then gone.

clothesandher · 16-08-2017 8:52pm

Parking from 20th October - March 2018

UP TO 50% OFF !!!

PROMOCODE - SM17

Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport - Secure Parking

rameire · 16-08-2017 10:12pm

Used the Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport parking in the last 2 weeks.

At the very least it was like the attached Picture.
I can honestly say I will not be using it again.

pc7 · 17-08-2017 7:59am

Are there ever codes for t2 car park in the airport? Most I can find seem to be quick park which I don't want to use as travelling with two toddlers and late flight back.

homer911 · 17-08-2017 8:30pm

With WOOF, premium is coming up cheaper than regular, but would prefer to park myself - presumably they cant wrestle the keys off you!

E39MSport · 18-08-2017 10:23am

nah - just roll in and park up in normal areas.

fyi - drive all way around and find a spot on the way out near row 64.

You can get off at first stop (premium) on return and walk across premium area and get out pretty quickly.

dragona · 19-08-2017 3:58pm

Any offers going around? Need to book for next month. ah just seen, sorry

devil-80 · 21-08-2017 1:07pm

DISC10 10% off for Quickpark valid only till 21.08.

murpho999 · 22-08-2017 8:41am

homer911 wrote: »

With WOOF, premium is coming up cheaper than regular, but would prefer to park myself - presumably they cant wrestle the keys off you!

No, but if you have paid for premium then you should use it as it is a handy service.

bladespin · 23-08-2017 1:48pm

murpho999 wrote: »

No, but if you have paid for premium then you should use it as it is a handy service.

Not if you're not fully comfortable with handing your keys over.

web · 30-08-2017 2:15pm

Hi there,
I just use this promocode for Clayton hotel
Use SM17 in promocode

Gruffalo22 · 30-08-2017 4:24pm

WOOF for Quickpark Dublin Airport

Dr_Colossus · 31-08-2017 2:06pm

Any promo codes for DAA blue car park? None of the usual such as WOOF are offering anything.
Looking at 11 days from tomorrow and it's showing as €51 while for the same dates and duration last year I got it for €44 less 10% for a total of €39.60.
Has DAA parking gone up nearly 16% in the year from a base rate of 44 to 51?

WOOF does work with quick park but it's more expensive to begin with so after the discount it's only slightly cheaper at €47

inforfun · 31-08-2017 2:08pm

Try booking 14 days instead of 11.
Might turn out cheaper.

Dublin Airport Parking Promo code

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