Dublin Airport to City Centre

geordie_ben

Anyone know the cheapest way possible?

I've found return buses for 10EURO

Can anyone beat this?

anotherbaldrick

Bus to Red Cow tram stop Luas, then tram into Dublin Centre

http://www.luas.ie/ticket-types-and-fares/

asbokid

geordie_ben wrote: »

Anyone know the cheapest way possible? I've found return buses for 10EURO. Can anyone beat this?

If you're in no hurry then use the local 16a service which stops everywhere in between.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Your-Journey1/Timetables/All-Timetables/16a/

Should be €1.85 for an adult single from the airport to O'Connell St.

Scooby_Doo.

geordie_ben wrote: »

Anyone know the cheapest way possible?

I've found return buses for 10EURO

Can anyone beat this?

Shanks pony.

geordie_ben

Scooby_Doo. wrote: »

Shanks pony.

Scooby Doo? Scooby Dont!

geordie_ben

asbokid wrote: »

If you're in no hurry then use the local 16a service which stops everywhere in between.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Your-Journey1/Timetables/All-Timetables/16a/

Should be €1.85 for an adult single from the airport to O'Connell St.

The cheapest I can find on that website is about €6... where did you look?

bb21

geordie_ben wrote: »

The cheapest I can find on that website is about €6... where did you look?

8 to 13 fare stages cost €1.85 single.

Assuming that all info on the website is correct and up-to-date, Dublin Airport is fare stage 11. Thirteen fare stages I make it Fare Stage 23 (Dorset St / North Circular Rd) or 24 (Dorset St / North Frederick St), depending on whether Dublin Bus calculates fare stages inclusively or not. Anything beyond that costs €2.30 single. So, for example, a single to the Quayside should cost €2.30.

[Deleted User]

You can get the 16a from the airport which goes through the city centre.

I can't remember the exact cost, but they do a ticket from the machine there (at the Dublin Airport bus stop) which is time limited and not charged by the number of stages/stops you go through - it is only a couple of Euro (but I can't remember the exact fare).

This is the cheapest way from the airport - and if traffic is not too bad, you will be able to get on another bus in the City Centre to your final destination (assuming you are travelling further on Dublin Bus)

The biggest difference between this bus and the Airporter/Airbus is the journey time - it is a regular but route and therefore has many more stops en route.

HTH

D9

wba31

when my mother went she used the tram, said it was brilliant...=

LandyAndy

wba31 wrote: »

when my mother went she used the tram, said it was brilliant...=

I didn't think the Luas went anywhere near the airport?

The Luas, in general though, is pretty good except approaching the centre at rush hour when it is jammed full.

I always used Aircoach. Ok it's EUR 7.00 but at least it's quick, cool and comfortable.:)

geordie_ben

Thanks for all the replies guys. I'm gonna go with the cheapest method and it'll leave me more money for the important stuff...... :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer: :rotfl: