Dublin Airport Parking queries & codes

faolteam · 20-02-2013 8:31pm #1

i normally use quick park but when i was booking flight Ryan air was offering spaces just wondering if anyone used them yet etc ? thansk in advance

bopsy1234 · 21-02-2013 3:10pm

Hi there

The car parks being offered on the Ryanair website are the main DAA car parks, Ryanair and DAA are working together.

flower tattoo · 21-02-2013 10:00pm

I just booked this today - €2.99 per day for parking
But I'm wondering how do you exit the car park?

toadfly · 22-02-2013 8:37am

flower tattoo wrote: »

I just booked this today - €2.99 per day for parking
But I'm wondering how do you exit the car park?

I imagine its the same as if you prepaid online with DAA. If you entered your reg they have machines at entrance and exit that will read your number.

coylemj · 22-02-2013 6:22pm

Make sure the fuel tank is less than half full, otherwise they will stiff you for being overweight

Crimsonforce · 22-02-2013 6:24pm

coylemj wrote: »

Make sure the fuel tank is less than half full, otherwise they will stiff you for being overweight

very good!
They only accept 1 litre cars

flower tattoo · 22-02-2013 6:37pm

TillyGirl wrote: »

I imagine its the same as if you prepaid online with DAA. If you entered your reg they have machines at entrance and exit that will read your number.

I realised after they sent me a confirmation email - so all details are l that

kankan · 28-02-2013 8:54pm

I just booked Ryanair parking last night - they didn't give me an option at what time I wanted to check in or out and I presumed that they were cleverly matching it up with my flight times. But no. They have me checking in 9 hours after my flight takes off and checking out 17 hours after I land...and of course they are charging me to amend this on the DAA website.

bopsy1234 · 01-03-2013 1:26pm

My wife works with DAA, if you want to PM me your details and I will check it out for you.

B

kankan · 01-03-2013 3:20pm

Thank you so much Bopsy 1234 - I found out that it was my fault - I booked the wrong time flight, really sorry, I feel like an eejit. Thank you so much for offering to help, I was really grateful. I also rang the DAA and they were lovely to deal with, thank you so much.

scrgirl · 04-06-2013 5:29pm

can anyone tell me is it blue or red carpark?

Lima Golf · 05-06-2013 12:21pm

scrgirl wrote: »

can anyone tell me is it blue or red carpark?

Blue

jjbrien · 06-06-2013 6:21pm

Lima Golf wrote: »

Blue

Wrong its always the red

moonstar525 · 07-10-2013 12:07pm

Hi all, I just booked car parking in Dublin airport from ryanair, but there is no info sent to me from them. Could anyone tell me the location please? I have checked the map on DAA, there are red(express) and blue for long term, not sure which one I should go. By the way, as the previous post said, all I need to do is enter the car reg number when I go in and out, is it true? Thanks in advance.

scrgirl · 07-10-2013 12:41pm

moonstar525 wrote: »

Hi all, I just booked car parking in Dublin airport from ryanair, but there is no info sent to me from them. Could anyone tell me the location please? I have checked the map on DAA, there are red(express) and blue for long term, not sure which one I should go. By the way, as the previous post said, all I need to do is enter the car reg number when I go in and out, is it true? Thanks in advance.

blue longterm, exit m50 norht bound at Naul exit, and yes just drive in and out they scan your reg, bring the card you paid with just in case though

moonstar525 · 07-10-2013 12:48pm

scrgirl, thanks a lot for ur quick reply.

scrgirl · 07-10-2013 1:06pm

No probs, have a good trip

corblimey · 17-11-2013 3:47pm

I'm flying out of Dublin next month, and looking at parking options. At the moment, Red is looking to be the cheapest, but the DAA site doesn't mention how it works if you're flying from T2. It looks to me like any shuttle leaving from Red would stop at T2 first, is that right? Also, coming back, the site only talks about grabbing a shuttle from a pickup point in Zone 9 T1? Am I going to have to trek from T2 to T1 on arrival to catch a shuttle back?

Anyone parked in Red and flown from T2 recently know what's the what?

galvo_clare · 17-11-2013 3:56pm

All shuttles leave from T1 - that includes airport shuttles also.
You indeed have to walk to T1 with your luggage.

The simplest way is to turn left immediately you emerge from customs in T2. You can walk down the corridor which leads to a covered walkway and you'll reach T1 without having to face the weather.
On the way from the car park T2 is the first stop then onto T1

corblimey wrote: »

I'm flying out of Dublin next month, and looking at parking options. At the moment, Red is looking to be the cheapest, but the DAA site doesn't mention how it works if you're flying from T2. It looks to me like any shuttle leaving from Red would stop at T2 first, is that right? Also, coming back, the site only talks about grabbing a shuttle from a pickup point in Zone 9 T1? Am I going to have to trek from T2 to T1 on arrival to catch a shuttle back?

Anyone parked in Red and flown from T2 recently know what's the what?

Mena · 17-11-2013 4:00pm

The shuttle leaves T1 then goes round to T2 for a quick pickup before heading out to the car park.

I usually walk the 2 minutes to T1 though as it takes ages for the shuttle to arrive.

wexie · 17-11-2013 4:03pm

make sure to prebook your parking, makes quite the difference in price. prebooking short term makes it about the same price as full price long term. prebooking long term can be about half price.

killbillvol2 · 17-11-2013 4:39pm

galvo_clare wrote: »

All shuttles leave from T1 - that includes airport shuttles also.
You indeed have to walk to T1 with your luggage.

The simplest way is to turn left immediately you emerge from customs in T2. You can walk down the corridor which leads to a covered walkway and you'll reach T1 without having to face the weather.
On the way from the car park T2 is the first stop then onto T1

No, you don't. The DAA shuttles pick up from T2.

In fact, there's not much point walking to T1 to get the shuttle as its first stop after leaving T1 is T2.

Jocelynel · 17-11-2013 5:34pm

We came through T2 after the mid term there. There's a sign when you come down the escalators saying buses and we waited there for 2 minutes and along came the buses

We were also wondering at the time if we had to walk up to T1, but decided to wait a few minutes just in case, so they do stop at T2

retalivity · 27-03-2014 1:26pm

Is this offer still on? Can you get it after you've booked the flights?
Flying next week with ryanair for a long weekend and looking at booking parking, cheapest I can find is 24 with the clarion for 5 days

bduffy · 19-04-2014 10:21am

Hi Folks,
In-laws booked parking in the Red (Express) with Ryanair website (put in the car reg, paid €30), turned up at the car-park and there was no record of it. They then had to pay almost €60 to get in.
Has this happened with anyone else?
Rang Ryanair and got sent to DAA. Rang DAA and listened to their message in English and Irish and told to email their enquiry....
Any help appreciated :-)

MuddyDog · 20-10-2014 1:05pm

I've got a new car since I've made my booking. Do I need to inform them of this or is it just a QR code I scan on the day and therefore it's irrelevant what car I actually turn up in?

TheBully · 14-08-2015 9:03pm

Guys I'm just wondering is there a Hotel where if i stay the one night i can leave my car free there free for the few nights while i travel? Heard the name a couple of months but cannot remember!
Any help please

spurious · 14-08-2015 9:06pm

Clayton, formerly Bewley's.
http://bookings.claytonhoteldublinairport.com/offers/7

TheBully · 14-08-2015 9:15pm

spurious wrote: »

Clayton, formerly Bewley's.
http://bookings.claytonhoteldublinairport.com/offers/7

Thank You

Poochie05 · 15-08-2015 12:08pm

TheBully wrote: »

Guys I'm just wondering is there a Hotel where if i stay the one night i can leave my car free there free for the few nights while i travel? Heard the name a couple of months but cannot remember!
Any help please

The parking isn't free though

Clonmel1000 · 25-08-2015 9:05am

Hi Everyone

Just wondering what the best stay and park options are at Dublin airport. Have early flight from Dublin and 18 night trip. Was going to stay overnight and leave car at hotel. Thanks in advance

ComeraghBlue · 25-08-2015 9:28am

I always find that Quick Park are the cheapest and they have shuttle buses every 10mins so you're never waiting long. I use them anytime I fly from DUB

http://quickpark.ie

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Arbiter of Good Taste · 25-08-2015 10:04am

My folks always stay at Bewleys (now Clayton I believe). I think parking is something like €3.95 a night. Shuttle bus is every 15 minutes I think

Clonmel1000 · 25-08-2015 1:21pm

Arbiter of Good Taste wrote: »

My folks always stay at Bewleys (now Clayton I believe). I think parking is something like €3.95 a night. Shuttle bus is every 15 minutes I think

Thanks good to know

IrishPhoenix · 25-08-2015 2:49pm

+1 for quick park.

spurious · 25-08-2015 3:29pm

Another fan of Quickpark here too.

TheBody · 25-08-2015 3:34pm

I use quickpark too. Use promo code: CINEMA for a discount.

Eponymous · 28-08-2015 9:25am

I just booked yesterday for Quickpark and got parking for two weeks in September using DOGS discount code. Reduced from €48 to €38. Brilliant value.

There's a hotel next to the quickpark too so if you wanted to park up the night before you could walk out of the carpark and into the hotel. I think it's the Carlton hotel and they offer a free shuttle bus to the airport also.

yannakis · 28-08-2015 5:25pm

Eponymous wrote: »

I just booked yesterday for Quickpark and got parking for two weeks in September using DOGS discount code. Reduced from €48 to €38. Brilliant value.

There's a hotel next to the quickpark too so if you wanted to park up the night before you could walk out of the carpark and into the hotel. I think it's the Carlton hotel and they offer a free shuttle bus to the airport also.

This one brought mine from €33 down to €23! thanking you!

16-01-2016 8:11pm

Hi,

Can anyone tell me is it possible to collect passengers arriving in Terminal 2 Dublin airport without going into the multistory car park and paying?

The Dublin airport site says you have to use the car park, does this mean you pay?

Thanks,
Bumpsy.

ASOT · 16-01-2016 8:12pm

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Hi,

Can anyone tell me is it possible to collect passengers arriving in Terminal 2 Dublin airport without going into the multistory car park and paying?

The Dublin airport site says you have to use the car park, does this mean you pay?

Thanks,
Bumpsy.

Get them to exit through departures and pick them up there.

L1011 · 16-01-2016 9:20pm

You park somewhere off-site but free, get them to text when ready on the departures road.

I believe the first 15mins in the short-term is free, though

HeidiHeidi · 16-01-2016 9:22pm

L1011 wrote: »

You park somewhere off-site but free, get them to text when ready on the departures road.

I believe the first 15mins in the short-term is free, though

There's times it'd take you 15 minutes just to find a parking space in there!

Strumms · 16-01-2016 9:43pm

The departure lane is supposed to be set down only for dropping off passengers. If you wait there for any reasonable length of time the Airport Police will move you on. That length of time depends on how engaged the AP officer is with his job at that particular time and how busy the set down area is. You generally get more leeway late in the evening. During the morning and afternoon's they are fairly fast at getting you to drive around. Ask the people you are collecting to give you a txt or a call once they come through security and be waiting close by say in Kealy's pub car park and swing around and grab them at the set down.

ProudDUB · 16-01-2016 11:39pm

There is no designated pick up spot for T2. You are supposed to use the car park. Yes, you have to pay. I've picked up my brother from the Departures set down area, when it is quiet in the evenings. It works, as he is waiting on me at the curb & he only has one small carry on bag with him. He jumps quickly into my car and we are away, right sharpish, before anyone can spot what he/we are doing. If you are picking up several people, who are pushing luggage trolleys and you have to load up the boot with all their suitcases, baby buggies etc etc, you'll be spotted and told to move along. You can even get a ticket if you don't.

uli84 · 17-01-2016 1:27am

This is crazy, 15-30 mins should be free/discounted/whatever

JCX BXC · 17-01-2016 4:02am

The first 15 mins is free, in the short term car park.

HeidiHeidi · 17-01-2016 7:53am

Carnacalla wrote: »

The first 15 mins is free, in the short term car park.

I'd love to know how many cars per day manage to get in, find a parking space, get over to the terminal, get back to the car, and exit the car park within the space of 15 minutes!

Even if all you did was drive in, find a parking space, park, and immediately leave again, it'd be a struggle.

That 15 minutes is very much a token gesture that I'm guessing benefits nobody.

Staplor · 17-01-2016 8:30am

Use the departures set down, everyone does it, just drive in, to the departures set down, follow the road out, pull in at the airport McDonalds and get a coffee, then wait for the people to say they are there and loop around.

17-01-2016 12:36pm

Went to the drop off for departures area and joined about 15 other cars waiting for a few minutes before the person I was collecting arrived. This was 8.30 pm on a Saturday, I'm sure other times you're moved on as others have said.

There is no way you could time the short term car park to avoid paying for it IMHO.

Thanks to everyone who replied.

Muahahaha · 18-01-2016 12:12pm

I used to pick people up in T2 regularly. The airport police will move you on if you're there any length of time. Best way to do it is to park in the Topaz petrol station and use the DAA app to see if the plane has landed on time. Have your passenger text you when they have their baggage and then drive around by the Clarion Hotel and collect them- police wont mind if you're literally stopping for 30 seconds and moving on again. That was my experience anyway.

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