Dublin Airport security waiting times

Anyone any hassle with bags not arriving at the destination ? Particularly if Evening Before Check-in used.

One of my kids has Ryanair flight at 6.30 tomorrow morning what's the best time to arrive? I'm thinking between 2.30 and 3am. Is it worth paying for fast track? Anyone's experiences of flying at this time during the last two weeks mid-week greatly appreciated

Allow 60 minutes to clear security. I was 45 minutes last week. Looked horrendous, but moved swiftly. If no bag drop, I would be there myself at 04:15. Cleared through by 05:15 and then 1 hour 15 to get to the gate and grab a drink or food. 02:30 is very early imo.

That's very early.

Flew at 6.30 last Monday. Arrived just after 3.30 I think it was, bus over from the car park, walk then to T1 from T2. 45 mins then to clear security. Sat having breakfast by 4.45.

Nope not worth fast track, doesn't open till 4am anyway in T1.

Its nowhere near as bad as a few weeks ago. Have flown in wave 1 twice now in the last 2 weeks and it was 30 mins & 45 mins(still not pre covid but not the 1.5hrs of a few weeks back). The times shown on the website were pretty much spot on for me.

Max this morning was 25 mins

Shutters were down on it until 4am when I was going through anyway.

DAA lads were all saying a 4am opening (as thats when more security lanes open in T1), people were queuing and just waiting there while the normal queue was busy but moving along all the time.

45 mins on the app and 45 minutes it was. No issues with the time shown both times I was through in the last 2 weeks, all went pretty well & no random swab for the first time I can remember in ages on both journeys which was surprising, nearly always had the bag pulled to the side or a random swab when walking through.

If you're flying with TUI, I would check that your flight is actually going ahead first.

They've been having terrible problems the last few weeks.

We flew with TUI on Monday to Bulgaria. Still here now for a wk. Was flight at 15.25 on Mon. Got dropped at airport for 11.30 with family and was a q outside to get into terminal, took 5 mins to get into airport. Checking baggage in took about 45 mins there to do that. Security was about 5 mins to get through, no q there at all. Longest q was nearly for Burger King. Took 10 mins in q to get into BK then 5 mins to get order in, then 35 mins to get food after order, then 10 mins q to get drink. We got on flight grand but delayed an hr as pilot said they were waiting for flight plan clearance across Europe or something like that the captain said.

Yes was straight forward on Monday so hopefully will be the same for yourself and your off super fast. Thanks yeah great holiday, except getting burned on 1st day, ha but I never learn in regards to that.

Flying at 6.30 tomorrow with Ryanair to Edinburgh, what sort of time to be in the airport on a Saturday and is the security longer on the weekend, one of the kids has back trouble and standing kills her. Thanks for any advice

Yes Ryanair automated bag drop is working very well, all other airlines seem to be having massive staffing issues at check-in desks which is not a surprise !

Anyone know roughly how long the queue tends to be for Aer Lingus bag drop these days at around 6:30-7:30am? Is it necessary to leave an extra hour for checking in a bag?