** Dublin Airport Parking queries & codes **

Poochie05

I'm not trying to be smart but calling the hotel will give you that answer far quicker than anyone here.
I'd imagine that as with any hotel in other locations it depends on whether the hotel charges for parking and whether the meeting organiser has arranged for parking to be included for delegates in the package they signed up for with the hotel.

horse7

Thanks, have done so, it's a tenner for the day.

GBX

Quick park 15% off code is EASTER . Book by 27th.

hurler32

I've to get a flight early 6AM on Monday morning ...be stretched enough to get there for that hour so not so sure about long term car parks ..will be gone 2 days .. what's best short term price options?

spurious

Usually quickpark.ie with a discount code.

See the last few pages of this thread for discount codes for Quickpark.

kokiyou

Hey guys never used airport parking before so bear with me:

1. How long does it take to park and get back to the airport in Dublin on average?

2. Is it OK to leave laptops and work bags in the car for a week? Or are these carparks regularly robbed etc.

spurious

kokiyou wrote: »

Hey guys never used airport parking before so bear with me:

1. How long does it take to park and get back to the airport in Dublin on average?

2. Is it OK to leave laptops and work bags in the car for a week? Or are these carparks regularly robbed etc.

Have only ever used quickpark. Never waited longer than 5 minutes after we arrived before the bus was on its way to the airport.
Never had an excessive wait coming back to the car park either. Biggest drama was forgetting which section we were parked in once.

Have never seen any sign of any cars being broken into (smashed windows etc.), but I presume the usual rules of leaving nothing visible apply.

Eponymous

Dublin Airport Long Term Red is pretty much the same as Quickpark - frequent bus service to the terminals - there's always a bus waiting at the pick up point and it's only five minutes to T2 at the most.

They're much of a muchness, but there's nearly always a code floating around for Quickpark, so I opt for that as it's a little cheaper.

Personally I wouldn't leave anything of any value in the car.

P_Cash

Best restaurant for breakfast anyone?
Preferably after security check

I've kinda figured that 51st and green is a snacky type place and no meals as such. Not sure what people do be paying for.

Jmccoy1

The breakfast in the restaurant upstairs airside is better than the bar.

goingnowhere

6 choices really

Restaurant on the arrivals level *
Bar in T2 departures *
Restaurant in T2 departures upstairs *
Aer Lingus lounge if you have access (not great)
Dublin Airport lounge if you have access (not great)
51st and Green if you have access and flying to the US (better than the above 2)


Only those marked * have hot food

P_Cash

Thanks folks, not sure how or why this ended up in the parking section.



Id swap out free drinks for some hot food in lounges everyday.

Skippette

Hi, does anyone have any promo codes for the green carpark?

Thanks

neris

any one know if theres parking for private buses at the airport? I need to meet and collect people over the weekend with a small bus but its too high for the carparks

spurious

Suggest you wait in the car park of a local business or pub, get them to assemble at a pre-arranged point, text you when they are ready and you swoop in and collect them.

goochy

heading to uk on Saturday at around 7am and coming back that evening , are there any special rates for one day in airport short term parking or must i go to long term ?
if its long term parking which is best one for price and links to the terminal ?

Thanks in advance

b318isp

Use the Red Car Park.

tara83

Check on the Dublin airport website sometimes offers on pre book on short term especially at weekend when there's less business travellers. Otherwise red is the closest long term

goochy

thanks is the red carpark short term ?

goochy

sorry disregard last post !
thanks

spurious

Also the option of quickpark.ie with a code.

goochy

sorry guys , if my ryanair flight leaves at 6.25 am , what time should i aim to get to airport at ?
sorry dont fly as much as i used to do

schemingbohemia

goochy wrote: »

sorry guys , if my ryanair flight leaves at 6.25 am , what time should i aim to get to airport at ?
sorry dont fly as much as i used to do

Buy the Fast Track - if you sign up for email alerts from Dublin Airport you might get a free one, I just did.

I'd be getting to the airport at 5, but remember to factor in the time from Red Car Park - if it were me I'd stump up for the Short Term.

Lyle Lanley

Never taken me more than 5-10 minutes to get through security in Dublin. Can't understand Fast Track unless you get it free or your company is paying it.

daheff

goochy wrote: »

sorry guys , if my ryanair flight leaves at 6.25 am , what time should i aim to get to airport at ?
sorry dont fly as much as i used to do

If you have already checked in and dont have any bags to drop, then be there around 5ish. otherwise give yourself another hour.


For parking- really depends what you want to pay. A day parking is usually around 40 EUR short term. Quickpark is about 8 EUR...but give yourself another 15 mins to get from there to the airport.


That said, you could probably do it all a lot quicker, but might be tight for time & may be stressful for you!

goochy

cheers

schemingbohemia

daheff wrote: »

If you have already checked in and dont have any bags to drop, then be there around 5ish. otherwise give yourself another hour.


For parking- really depends what you want to pay. A day parking is usually around 40 EUR short term. Quickpark is about 8 EUR...but give yourself another 15 mins to get from there to the airport.


That said, you could probably do it all a lot quicker, but might be tight for time & may be stressful for you!

I'm getting short term terminal 2 for 29.50 this Sunday.

schemingbohemia

Lyle Lanley wrote: »

Never taken me more than 5-10 minutes to get through security in Dublin. Can't understand Fast Track unless you get it free or your company is paying it.

You've been very lucky, had a few 15-20 minute recently. That said, they do sometimes over-egg the time notifications on the display panel.

daheff

schemingbohemia wrote: »

I'm getting short term terminal 2 for 29.50 this Sunday.

yeah thats probably right.. Couldn't remember what i was charged last time & hadn't the time to properly check

curtis123

Anybody have parking codes for any of the dublin airport car parks for november