Boots Airport - €3.99 Deal

discombobulate

I know this was posted a couple of years ago but didn't want to bring up an old thread. This is still going and very good value. Used it for the first time yesterday. Got a chicken and bacon sandwich, 330ml Tropicana and a yoghurt for €3.99. Better than a fiver for a sandwich on the plane. Much nicer and way better selection also.

Deal includes any sandwich, any drink and any snack for the €3.99

discombobulate

Mr.S wrote: »

Been a deal for years now! All of the boots that do food do it too, handy for the City Centre etc:)

Didn't know the regular shops also did it. By far the best value to be had anywhere in the airport.

whiteshorts

Very handy for a plane journey all right.

fletch

Yep always grab this before getting a flight.

Stallingrad

Only bargain in the whole place.

slave1

Stallingrad wrote: »

Only bargain in the whole place.

A flight to the sun for a few weeks is always a bargain to me

sweetie

Also works for triple deckers, large cadburys bars and red bull!

phasers

The best value for money is a triple decker sandwich, a big can of red bull and a bag of natural confectionery jellies. Also if you have a student travel card you get 10% off so it's only €3.60!

When I worked at Boots I bought this deal for lunch every day so I'm well versed in this

homer911

The only Boots outside the Airport that I have seen doing this deal is the Baggot Street shop. they definitely don't do it in Dundrum - perhaps other posters can add to the list...

TheDriver

phasers wrote: »

a big can of red bull and a bag of natural confectionery jellies.

I bought this deal for lunch every day

I hope the Boots diabetes test is also to hand...........

sweetie

I get it in jervis sometimes and the large cadburys dairy milk (150g I think) is a beast and better than the jellies

terencemc

Stallingrad wrote: »

Only bargain in the whole place.

How about the gold circle ?

IrishHomer

whiteshorts wrote: »

Very handy for a plane journey all right.

Yes but there is no boots from Terminal 1, you can only shop at Boots at terminal 2

Yamanoto

terencemc wrote: »

How about the gold circle ?

When you consider the cost of eating at some concessions in Dublin airport, the €25 lounge access fee for non-GC members could begin to make sense for some. Helping yourself to soup, sandwiches, crisps, a newspaper, wine/beer/spirits, bottles of water for the flight, soft drinks and a bar of chocolate etc. could quite conceivably result in a saving.

dozy doctor

Thanks people, looking forward to this when i get away next weekend.... Beats paying €10 for a breakfast in the airport, and a c**p fried breakfast at that.....

IrishHomer

Mr.S wrote: »

You mean theres no Boots in Terminal 2.

Boots is in Terminal 1 Airside, opposite Starbucks / underneath Burger King etc.

If your flying from Terminal 2, its about 10 mins walk from T2 to Boots in T1

Yes your correct its only in the older terminal, :-)

slave1

Tesco's have a sandwich/drink/bar deal for €3 also (not in the airport obviously) throughout their chain

sweetie

slave1 wrote: »

Tesco's have a sandwich/drink/bar deal for €3 also (not in the airport obviously) throughout their chain

Awful sambos in fairness

jmorrisey

sweetie wrote: »

Awful sambos in fairness

I like the beak and claws wrap

Lingua Franca

phasers wrote: »

The best value for money is a triple decker sandwich, a big can of red bull and a bag of natural confectionery jellies

Haha, I get the sushi, olives and san pelligrino water!

I bet you're still skinnier than me.

rubadub

dozy doctor wrote: »

Beats paying €10 for a breakfast in the airport, and a c**p fried breakfast at that.....

There were 2 places in whatever terminal I was last in. One was "wrights from howth" and I guess it might be pretty good, but was crap, I would have preferred the mcdonalds breakfast TBH. Nothing to stop you bringing McD or BK through security to the gate or onto the plane, just not drinks of course.

Kat1170

rubadub wrote: »

Nothing to stop you bringing McD or BK through security to the gate or onto the plane, just not drinks of course.

A lot of people don't realize you can bring food through security. Always bring my own sandwiches with me, cheaper than elsewhere and tastier too :D

Prettyfireworks

homer911 wrote: »

The only Boots outside the Airport that I have seen doing this deal is the Baggot Street shop. they definitely don't do it in Dundrum - perhaps other posters can add to the list...

Liffey Valley, Blanchardstown and Jervis all do it too. Not sure where else

phasers

TheDriver wrote: »

I hope the Boots diabetes test is also to hand...........

The Red Bull was sugar free :cool:

zom

Kat1170 wrote: »

A lot of people don't realize you can bring food through security. Always bring my own sandwiches with me, cheaper than elsewhere and tastier too :D

It's rather they are too lazy to do food themselves, especially if you are all over going on holiday, flight etc.