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Dublin
(DUB) airport
Answers to the Frequently Asked Questions about Dublin airport (DUB)
What are the terminals, contact information and location?
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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The most direct options are bus services such as Dublin Express and Aircoach, which connect the airport with several key points in the city centre. You can also use the public Dublin Bus services, which are more economical. Bus stops are located outside the terminals.
Taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. Taxis are always available, and assistance staff can help you find one.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply search for and connect to the available network to stay online.
Yes, the airport offers luggage storage services in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 and the departures area of Terminal 2, with different opening hours depending on the terminal.
If you have lost a personal item at the airport, the lost property office is managed by Smarte Carte. The most efficient way to report a lost item is through the official online form.
Yes, the airport has several currency exchange offices and numerous ATMs located in both terminals, in public areas as well as after the security checkpoint.
It is possible to spend the night at Dublin Airport, although it can get cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothing and be prepared in case security staff ask to see your documents. For greater comfort, the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport and the Radisson BLU Hotel Dublin Airport are located within the complex, and there are many more nearby options with shuttle service.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-stay and long-stay car parks, with free shuttle bus services to the terminals.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and offers assistance for passengers with reduced mobility. It is recommended to notify your airline at least 48 hours in advance. There are lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance points in both terminals. For non-visible disabilities, you can request a Sunflower Lanyard.
Yes, Dublin Airport has sensory rooms located in both terminals. These spaces are designed to provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for passengers with autism or other non-visible disabilities, helping them relax before their flight.
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The most direct options are bus services such as Dublin Express and Aircoach, which connect the airport with several key points in the city centre. You can also use the public Dublin Bus services, which are more economical. Bus stops are located outside the terminals.
Taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. Taxis are always available, and assistance staff can help you find one.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply search for and connect to the available network to stay online.
Yes, the airport offers luggage storage services in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 and the departures area of Terminal 2, with different opening hours depending on the terminal.
If you have lost a personal item at the airport, the lost property office is managed by Smarte Carte. The most efficient way to report a lost item is through the official online form.
Yes, the airport has several currency exchange offices and numerous ATMs located in both terminals, in public areas as well as after the security checkpoint.
It is possible to spend the night at Dublin Airport, although it can get cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothing and be prepared in case security staff ask to see your documents. For greater comfort, the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport and the Radisson BLU Hotel Dublin Airport are located within the complex, and there are many more nearby options with shuttle service.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-stay and long-stay car parks, with free shuttle bus services to the terminals.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and offers assistance for passengers with reduced mobility. It is recommended to notify your airline at least 48 hours in advance. There are lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance points in both terminals. For non-visible disabilities, you can request a Sunflower Lanyard.
Yes, Dublin Airport has sensory rooms located in both terminals. These spaces are designed to provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for passengers with autism or other non-visible disabilities, helping them relax before their flight.
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The most direct options are bus services such as Dublin Express and Aircoach, which connect the airport with several key points in the city centre. You can also use the public Dublin Bus services, which are more economical. Bus stops are located outside the terminals.
Taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. Taxis are always available, and assistance staff can help you find one.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply search for and connect to the available network to stay online.
Yes, the airport offers luggage storage services in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 and the departures area of Terminal 2, with different opening hours depending on the terminal.
If you have lost a personal item at the airport, the lost property office is managed by Smarte Carte. The most efficient way to report a lost item is through the official online form.
Yes, the airport has several currency exchange offices and numerous ATMs located in both terminals, in public areas as well as after the security checkpoint.
It is possible to spend the night at Dublin Airport, although it can get cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothing and be prepared in case security staff ask to see your documents. For greater comfort, the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport and the Radisson BLU Hotel Dublin Airport are located within the complex, and there are many more nearby options with shuttle service.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-stay and long-stay car parks, with free shuttle bus services to the terminals.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and offers assistance for passengers with reduced mobility. It is recommended to notify your airline at least 48 hours in advance. There are lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance points in both terminals. For non-visible disabilities, you can request a Sunflower Lanyard.
Yes, Dublin Airport has sensory rooms located in both terminals. These spaces are designed to provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for passengers with autism or other non-visible disabilities, helping them relax before their flight.
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The most direct options are bus services such as Dublin Express and Aircoach, which connect the airport with several key points in the city centre. You can also use the public Dublin Bus services, which are more economical. Bus stops are located outside the terminals.
Taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. Taxis are always available, and assistance staff can help you find one.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply search for and connect to the available network to stay online.
Yes, the airport offers luggage storage services in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 and the departures area of Terminal 2, with different opening hours depending on the terminal.
If you have lost a personal item at the airport, the lost property office is managed by Smarte Carte. The most efficient way to report a lost item is through the official online form.
Yes, the airport has several currency exchange offices and numerous ATMs located in both terminals, in public areas as well as after the security checkpoint.
It is possible to spend the night at Dublin Airport, although it can get cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothing and be prepared in case security staff ask to see your documents. For greater comfort, the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport and the Radisson BLU Hotel Dublin Airport are located within the complex, and there are many more nearby options with shuttle service.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-stay and long-stay car parks, with free shuttle bus services to the terminals.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and offers assistance for passengers with reduced mobility. It is recommended to notify your airline at least 48 hours in advance. There are lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance points in both terminals. For non-visible disabilities, you can request a Sunflower Lanyard.
Yes, Dublin Airport has sensory rooms located in both terminals. These spaces are designed to provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for passengers with autism or other non-visible disabilities, helping them relax before their flight.
What airlines serve the airport?
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More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The most direct options are bus services such as Dublin Express and Aircoach, which connect the airport with several key points in the city centre. You can also use the public Dublin Bus services, which are more economical. Bus stops are located outside the terminals.
Taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. Taxis are always available, and assistance staff can help you find one.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply search for and connect to the available network to stay online.
Yes, the airport offers luggage storage services in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 and the departures area of Terminal 2, with different opening hours depending on the terminal.
If you have lost a personal item at the airport, the lost property office is managed by Smarte Carte. The most efficient way to report a lost item is through the official online form.
Yes, the airport has several currency exchange offices and numerous ATMs located in both terminals, in public areas as well as after the security checkpoint.
It is possible to spend the night at Dublin Airport, although it can get cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothing and be prepared in case security staff ask to see your documents. For greater comfort, the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport and the Radisson BLU Hotel Dublin Airport are located within the complex, and there are many more nearby options with shuttle service.
Yes, Dublin Airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-stay and long-stay car parks, with free shuttle bus services to the terminals.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and offers assistance for passengers with reduced mobility. It is recommended to notify your airline at least 48 hours in advance. There are lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance points in both terminals. For non-visible disabilities, you can request a Sunflower Lanyard.
Yes, Dublin Airport has sensory rooms located in both terminals. These spaces are designed to provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for passengers with autism or other non-visible disabilities, helping them relax before their flight.
Latest updates: November 21, 2025
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