Dublin Airport Anmeldelser 

Shocking airport, Check-in was a joke took almost 2 hours, signage is useless. Overall a bad experience. on return Red carpark shuttle bus took 30 minutes to arrive, then they didn't stop at area "A" and when I tried to discuss with the driver he was very rude, Ended up walking in the rain with two suitcases the full length of the carpark. Won't use this service again .

Expensive crappie food and upstairs seating in restaurant is in really poor shape. Embarrassing.

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Arrived at the airport 3hrs before flight to wait an hour and half for check in desk to open, is it the company I flew with or the airports fault I don't know! I've flew from Dublin a few times and I've never had a straight forward check in. My biggest concern was the toilets at the baggage claim, they were disgusting to say the least, 3 out of 5 toilets were blocked, after using the toilets I went to wash my hands and one of the sinks this had obviously been used to empty the mop bucket ( which was also blocked) there was dirty water, hair ect. The toilets were completely disgusting, this would be a great first image of ireland to any tourist. I can appreciate that it is a busy airport but so was the airport I flew out of and everything was do organised (check in) and so
I've just read other people's reviews from June this year about the toilets at baggage claim, and the complaints were the same but unfortunately nothing has changed

Myself & my daughter recently brought my elderly mum & dad on a trip from Dublin airport. We had requested wheelchair assistance for both mum & dad but I was worried about how we would get them from the city link bus stop into the airport terminal. I rang & spoke to someone about this who was so helpful & organised that 2 wheelchairs would be at the bus stop for us. Sure enough 2 lovely young men with the wheelchairs were waiting for us. They were so kind & caring towards mum & dad (& us). We went through to check in our luggage & through security in record time. They asked if we wanted to look through duty free etc - nothing was too much trouble. They then brought us to the gate for our flight. When it was time for boarding mum & dad were then wheeled onto the special lift as they are unable to climb more than a couple of steps. Nothing was too much trouble for any of the kind people doing all these jobs.
On our return to Dublin airport the exact same excellent service was provided. We were out in record time & had a couple of hours before our bus back to Mayo. The OCS lads brought us to a coffee shop in arrivals & helped my folks to a seat. Due to us having spare time between landing & the bus leaving for home, one of the lads made sure to book 2 wheelchairs to come meet us again later to bring us to the bus stop.
I would highly recommend to anyone who is worried about needing/getting wheelchair assistance for themselves or loved ones - these guys really take the stress away & get you through the airport smoothly & professionally with care & respect at all times. I can't thank them enough for all their help x

It is shabby, dirty, slow and you have to pay extras for basics. It does not give you what your ticket may give you anywhere in the world. Your business ticket does not give you a fast track and 2 of 3 lounges has no other food than biscuits from a box. Coffee is machine made and everthing is S. Mostly like the whole country.

Takes so long to get luggage at convater belt

I had special assistance and to say it was first class can not fault them guys made me feel at ease and really kept my disability under control so I would like to say a massive thank you ☺️

Please can you allocate a "Chill Out Zone" - with reclining comfortable seats both before and after security?In the event of delayed flights - of which there are many this summer in Ireland due to lack of ATC staff - make it your mission to make your customers comfortable. We had to sleep in the airport due to Ryanair flight FR126 delayed for 18 hours.. it wasn't pleasant and we weren't travelling with young children/babies. Others were.

Today was a very packed time in the airport. The queue were long when we went to check in our bags the machine said it had to be seen by a worker, when we brought it over it was immedially up the belt nothing on the screen and the lady left right after. So I hope its going the right place. On the security we went to the machines that you dont have to take stuff out problem is that around 70% of bags had to be checked (including me and my dad) which makes it take so much longer (happened last time I used the machine as well).

Everywhere was packed, nowhere to sit. I have autism and all of these crowds and noises was overwhelming so my mam brought me to the senory, took a good bit of asking to figure out you need to book to get a code (good thing my mam was there I wouldnt have managed).

When we were trying to put the code (door was hard to open) an airport came over and she was super judgemental and asking what we were doing. I am high functoing so its not obvious I have autism. Her attitude was so horrible it made me want to cry my mam had to show her the booking for her to relax and she opened the door for us. I cant deal with confirmation I would have simply left if my mam wasnt there. Everything made me cry, the sensory room itself is lovely though

I went to Fitzgeralds Restaurant and bar in the departure area in Terminal 2 to buy a coffee. A customer was ahead of me and his order was taken by the staff. The staff would ask what the customer wants and when the customer says an order after another this staff will say Im getting there. So while waiting, there was a sign about nutrition details of their food and I scanned the QR code. when it way
time, I asked about the drink on the online menu the staff said it was not available there and said that it might be on the other store. I explained that I got if from their QR code and he left me and asked the next customer what was their order. I felt disappointed and disrespected by that staff. I know you are on the clock but please be considerate to your customers. For the manager on this date July 12, 2024 at 11 am, please make sure that your staff dont give the customers a bad attitude. We understand that you are busy but still be nice.

We had to take my mum to ocs because she was in a wheel chair and needed assistance. The gent behind the desk Oisin was so clued up, informative and pleasant. He made the effort and it had a marked effect on my mom who was already stressed flying on her own. She forgot her nerves and started enjoying the experience. Oisin is a credit to the Airport and I hope he is highly valued!! So is the gent who checked her in at emirates desk, very helpful and pleasant. Thanks from a very satisfied customer, Shantal

Today, we have had the worst experience in our lives. We started our journey as a family of 4 and 2 of us (the father and and son) managed to board the plane because they were lucky to stand in a security queue with experienced staff and the remaining 2 (me and my daughter) unfortunately ended up in a security queue with a bunch of incompetent staff. Despite all the efforts by me and my daughter to meet rest of our family, the Ryanair staff were so ruthless and reluctant to let us on board and they left us behind in the airport. My sincere advise to read these reviews before booking Ryanair flights via T1 of Dublin Airport. 🙏🏻

Ticket machine in Carpark c not working so had to return to Terminal 1 to pay. Over priced coffee from Cloud Picker, no smiles and waited 10 mins to collect. No trays so people had to juggle luggage, babies, food and coffee. Airport needs more staff to help passengers particularly as Aer Lingus strikes are in progress.

My daughter was a solo traveller today, travelled from Brest Airport France, where staff were super friendly, flight was on time to Dublin, for a connecting Aer Lingus flight to Edinburgh. The flight ended up being more than 3hrs delayed, during which time the staff were rude, sullen and unhelpful. Given she was going to arrive in Edinburgh, a solo female traveller, more than 3 hours behind schedule and needing to find onward travel home 60 miles away, a wee smile or kind word of reassurance would have gone a long way. I thought the Irish were supposed to be open, welcoming and friendly, clearly not, shame on you.

I had a flight connecting from Helsinki to the USA at Dublin airport. As soon as we entered Dublin airport, all of us had to go through passport control and then a security clearance. After that, we moved to a pre-clearance area dedicated to US flights. The lady there scanned our passports and boarding passes and sent a few of us for another security check, while the remaining passengers from my flight were exempted from this extra check. And she was not the most polite person. The same goes for the other personnel on the security belt and, to some extent, for the airline staff.

I later told the staff there that we had already had a security clearance less than 10 minutes ago. They said they didn’t know. I’ve never had this experience before. Now, when I look back at it, I feel that the lady was completely aware of our recent security check, and she was just looking for some victims (based on her personal biases, perhaps). She must have been working at the airport for years, and she knew who the soft targets were, despite the fact that she herself appeared to be of African origin!

I would suggest to avoid this airport. I am going to do it myself in the future. We do not promote airlines or airports to be treated like this. In this age, we have many options with other airports and airlines that treat us much better (at least not much worse). I am pretty sure that anyone flying out from mainland EU to the USA can easily avoid Dublin airport ... its nothing indispensable. Why risk discrimination and multiple security checks for no profit?

Horrible experience. Filthy almost everywhere. Security go slow and rude. Same situation at the gate.Nowhere to get drinks or food after 9 pm in the "Free Zone", or not much later as cafes close early. Just some vending machines if you have a late flight. The prices are madness. Is horrible to wait the plane when you don't have a minimum condition. It's not compare with AMS or Munich. There you can washing, sleeping, eating...

T1 - review. Dropping off the hire car was easy (we’ll done Thrifty) and I thought I could get through baggage etc and have a meal before my flight to Manchester - but Dublin airport was chaotic - staff were trying to help (chap sorting out the security queues was doing his best) but the place was dirty and unable to cope with the volume of passengers. Beyond security was not a happy experience- Nowhere to stand - let alone places to sit…and the idea of having a relaxing drink and a meal was a joke. Obviously a new restaurant is going up in T1 which really doesn’t help the flow of passengers at the moment but the facilities generally are poor and tannoy announcements inaudible - of course my Ryanair flight (which lasts at least 35 mins) was delayed an hour and a half!!….

One of the worst airports I’ve been to. Horrible flow through security and the boarding was a disaster.
So happy to be writing this in a proper, beat AirPort outside Amsterdam.

In transit at Dublin Airport terminal 1. Luggage could not be delivered after two hours, almost missed the next flight.