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Busáras boarding question

briany · 2023-07-18 08:57:26

Just a quick one, here - is there a set location at Busáras to board the buses, or do you just have to wander around the station and find exactly where your bus is? Because sometimes the buses are inside the central car park, and then other times they're lining up on Store st., directly opposite the Busaras Luas stop.

18-07-2023 8:57am

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Just a quick one, here - is there a set location at Busáras to board the buses, or do you just have to wander around the station and find exactly where your bus is? Because sometimes the buses are inside the central car park, and then other times they're lining up on Store st., directly opposite the Busaras Luas stop.

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Usually there is a gate number the buss pulls up as shown on the sign. It can vary when very busy .

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058305512/busaras-boarding-question

There is a departures board inside the bus station which shows where each bus is departing from.
The section of Store Street alongside the LUAS stop is used for laying over more often than not these days rather than boarding and departing.

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