Dublin Airport (DUB) Reviews

I have been to Dublin airport on several occassions and my impressions of it were that it is a relativly small airport in comparison to the London airports that handels a large volume of traffic. Whislt taxiing out or in, all you see is that this airport seems to be dominated by Aer Lingus and Ryanair aircraft, which is understandable being Irish ...  Read the complete review

Unfourtunatally if you need to fly into Ireland it appears that Dublin is the cheapest place to fly to. Unfourtunatally Dublin have terrible services for the cheap airlines. Therefore although people flying with more expensive firms and to far away places may sing there praises I have nothing but distain for the place, the services and the ...  Read the complete review

I'm going to put in a disclaimer again to say my worst ever airport experience was encountered at Dublin Airport flying with Ryanair but I am going to point out that Dublin airport is certainly not the worst airport I have ever been in (or ever will go in).. in fact its not that bad!! But be warned my review is quite negative!! ...  Read the complete review

Having used Dublin Airport on a few occasions I found the last occasion to be the worst for numerous reasons and my review is based on that trip. ARRIVAL Dublin Airport is 10KM from the city and there are plentiful buses that go from the airport to the city as well as taxis and coaches. We flew with Ryan Air and ...  Read the complete review

Dublin airport is one of the busiest airports in Europe, serving several tens of thousands of passengers each day. It is located about ten kilometres from the centre of Dublin, which makes it easy and cheap to get to or from. Of course, if you are driving then you can park at the airport. As I don´t live in Ireland I don´t drive to ...  Read the complete review

As I was born and reared in Dublin I feel that I am well qualified to write a review of Dublin Airport. Over the years I have flown out of it and collected passengers many times. My early memories of the airport are happy ones, but as the years pass by I find that the airport is loosing its charm. As a young boy, my parents would bring me ...  Read the complete review

Dublin Airport used to be user friendly with laid back amicable staff who liked to help. Now it is too big, too busy, badly laid out and one pier that is a killer if you're old, tired or trying to bring kids with you. The new pier is bright and fairly well laid out but everytime I have used it there have been travelators out of order. So be ...  Read the complete review

I have flown out of Dublin many times Once to Arrecife, Lanzarote Once to JFK New York Twice to Sanford, Orlando FL Once to Rome Ciampino and most recently to Sharm el Sheikh Egypt And everytime we've been to this airport there has been a delay of some description. Even if its just a delay at check-in it has a knock ...  Read the complete review

I decided on a long weekend to Dublin with some friends in August and so I found myself onboard a plane that zoomed into Dublin airport on a dreary, dismal weekday morning. My friends and I sleepily stumbled off the plane and followed the herd of people making their way out the airport and soon realised that we'd flew into a gate that ...  Read the complete review

I recently travelled to Dublin for a long weekend with 7 friends, and all in all we had a pretty pefect time. The city was great, the accomodation fine for what we needed, and the travelling smooth and straight-forward. I have now used Dublin airport twice, once in December last year, and once in November 2003. The first time I used the ...  Read the complete review

~ ~ The airport in Dublin is roughly eight miles to the North of the city, just off the main N1 road to Belfast. As a taxi-driver here in Dublin, I probably spend about half my life hanging around, picking up, and dropping off here, so I can safely say that I have a fairly intimate knowledge of the place at this stage. ~ ~ I have read ...  Read the complete review

An Airport developing and improving - Advantages: Close to City, Relatively small , Good connections - Disadvantages: very busy, very crowded at times

When I flew into Dublin last year, I did not realise what a shock I was in for. There I was, expecting this hustling and bustling International airport full of the latest shops, facilities and eateries, the same as Gatwick or Stansted. Instead I was presented with a very old delapidated type airport, more at home in some far flung part of ...  Read the complete review

Having been through Dublin Airport 6 times in as many weeks I feel that I am reasonably well positioned to say a few words. First impressions on landing is that this is an easy airport to progress through, with few if any formalities, customs walk through and no passport checking that I have ever seen – except for those outside the ...  Read the complete review