Dublin Airport to Dublin City: Most Economical Transport Options
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Are you arriving to Dublin soon and wondering what are the most economical options for you to get Dublin city from the Dublin Airport? Don’t worry I have got you covered. In this video, I will explore all the cheapest options so that you can decide how best you can get to the Dublin City to begin your great Dublin adventure.
In this video you will learn:
1. Private bus routes, ticket price, boarding terminal.
2. Public Bus routes, ticket price, boarding terminal.
3. Benefits of private buses over public buses
4. Discover the absolute cheapest option to get to Dublin City
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Dublin Airport Quick Guide 00:56 Why you need a leap card
01:10 Bus Service Providers
01:52: Private Coach Bus Routes
03:19: Benefits of Private Coach Buses
04:40: Public Buses
05:59: Outro
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Dublin Express:
Arriving at Terminal 1- Zone 1
Arriving at Terminal 2 - Zone 22
Bus Routes: 782,783,783
Ticket booking Website: www.dublinexpress.ie/dublin-c...
Aircoach
Arriving at Terminal 1- Zone 2
Arriving at Terminal 2 - Zone 20
Bus Routes: 700, 702, 703
Ticket booking Website: aircoach.travel/
Dublin Bus
Route 41 & 16
Route 41 runs throughout the night
Very helpful video, but just an FYI, Dublin Express doesn't accept cash if you're buying a ticket from the driver. "We currently accept Debit, Credit Card, Google Pay and Apple Pay. As a safety precaution for our drivers, we are unable to accept cash." But if you know you're going to use them it's worth it to buy the ticket in advance. I had a problem once with my card not working on the driver's reader. Also worth mentioning that the 782 stops at Heuston Station if you're traveling on by train.
This is great information! Will push this to viewers in my upcoming ones
Once again, thank you!
Your welcome 😀
Great information!
Thank you
✈️ useful information 👍
Thank you
you are amazing. very informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
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A must watch video for those who wish to take a public/private bus service from Dublin's Airport to its City Centre and down south.Narrated very well and useful,specially for students and new comers arriving at this UNISCO City of Literature,Dublin.
Keep posting such helpful videos,Deepti👍
Thank you for the appreciation 😍
Hi Deepti, which is the transport that you prefer to opt the most?
From airport I like to take either Dublin express or Aircoach
Thank you madum
You’re welcome 😊
I remember the 747/757 in Dublin do these still run? I normally get a visitor leap card to explore Dublin in which these are amazing as they have the Dublin bus airport express included as well as unlimited bus, train and luas.
Please note the visitor leap cards are not accepted private coach buses like dublin express or air coach
@@DeeptiKulkarni_ it must of changed since I last went in 2019 but Dublin is still an amazing place to visit even better now as British citizens can travel passport free to the whole of Ireland but before Brexit I had to use my passport. Hopefully on the 17th of August I'll be back on a plane to Dublin by using my London bus pass to gain my boarding pass.
Whenever I go home I always get 3 day tourist travel card which is 72 hours on bus, luas and iarnroid eirann, the number 16 usually takes about 45 minutes to get to O'Connell Street, the costs just under €20, would strongly recommend it to anyone visiting
Great option for budget travellers. Opt for public transport but it might take longer and you will have to manage your luggage on own inside the bus as there is no dedicated luggage compartment
@@DeeptiKulkarni_ there's usually a section for suitcases on the bus itself on the downstairs part
@@garethsmith8876 that’s right but the area is limited and mostly occupied. You’d be lucky if you find space
Hi deepti now I’m in Galway for one month. So how can i plan to visit dublin city for Saturday and Sunday. Can share some details for Galway to Dublin to Galway in budget.
Sure I will try and cover this for you
Hi Deepti, thanks for the video, very useful. Regards the Aircoach transfer from the airport to the city, if I buy a ticket now and I miss my selected coach, can I get on the next coach or do I need to do something/change it?
Or is it easier just to buy one when at the airport. Travelling in a short while, if you see this message. Thanks Mahesh
Online single tickets will be valid for travel on the selected departure date, time and route of the booking. Subject to availability you may be allowed to travel on an earlier departure that day, however, your seat is only guaranteed on the timed journey specified on your booking.
Either go for Dublin express that gives you a 12 hour stand by or buy Aircoach Flexibook Plus tickets. Flexi plus add-on gives you the ability to quickly AMEND or CANCEL and REFUND your booking through our website and app.Chnages will have to be made one hour before to the ticket
You can also buy the tickets at the counter in the bording zone but would cost you a little extra. 10 to 10.5 euros
Thanks for the reply. I will check Express coach. I need to get to Camden court hotel to see where it would stop
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hello, I have a question. do Indians need a transit visa for a 7-hour layover?
Unfortunately I don't know enough to accurately answer your question. Check if this page helps www.irishimmigration.ie/at-the-border/transit-including-transfer-visa-advice/#who
Hi Dipti ! i lived in Dublin for 5 years ! I was renting a Flat in City centre clock tower , near DBS SCHOOL! WANT TO add one more important thing here as number of people are looking ur video and commenting too! Dublin is not for Management student if you are from IT BACKGROUND plan to go or else just not even think about to studies in IRELAND ! Now the rent of bus must be changed ! LOCAL House owners charge heavy rent to the student who come for studies ! anyway, will be visiting Ireland in Christmas this year! if any help i will ask from you !! 🤪
Hope you will have a good time using the public transportation. By the way I am from IT background and I managed to get a management job in Ireland so it’s really not that bad 🤪
@@DeeptiKulkarni_ For IT it's best !! :). my own brother is settled in Dublin ! 😛 IT GUY !
@@ashusahay7155 I see
What are the options from the ferry terminal?
There is no ferry transport except for site seeing tours
53 bus route
You can travel on this bus to Terminal 1 (Irish Ferries and Steam Packet Company), Terminal 2 (Stena Line) and Terminal 5 (Seatruck). When travelling from the City Centre, the bus departs from Talbot Street, via Connolly Station to Dublin Port.I also think stenaline have a service bus and Nolan coaches have a service from Houston Train station 👍