Dublin Airport Opiniones 

5-Stars for providing a save space for mother's to breastfeed this has put my mind at ease and made me more comfortable travelling with my baby

The special assistance service was unbelievably great. The team were prompt and efficient and went over and beyond to drop us at the express car park. Thank u

The ocs girls Niamh Moloney and Isabel Dias where so good and helpful to myself and my daughter who has special needs and my 88year old mother following the long flight delays today one of the girl bought my daughter chocolate out of the machine out of her own pocket absolutely fantastic girls yous should be very proud of those two staff at dublin airport

Unfriendly staff at every cut and turn. Malfunctioning lifts. Not one example of average customer service. All dreadful unsmiling and unwelcoming Hope to never return here.

Boggers. Boarding begins at the time when the gates supposed to be closed, then you have to wait next to the door for another half hour. There is only one place to smoke in the entire airport. This is the biggest joke of an airport I have ever been.

What a kip. Forced to pay a toll to travel on a supposed motorway that is little better than a carpark at any time of the day, overpriced hotels and to cap it off an airport with no duty free except alcohol and drink in Terminal 1. Never fly from Dublin if you have a choice

It's grand.
No complaints.

Extremely poor service at the security tray drop-off in T2. At 19:44, the staff member working there was unnecessarily and overly rude to everyone. He failed to give clear instructions and then had the audacity to blame the passengers for the resulting confusion.

Travelled with my elderly mum recently and had booked mobility assistance. Have to say they were excellent! From the young lady who collected mum in the wheelchair and getting us through dropping off the bags and getting through security to the guys driving us to the airplane itself, they were outstanding and made what could have been a difficult journey a pleasure. Thank you all so much and you should be so proud of yourselves for the excellent work you do. You were all a credit to the Mobility Assistance crew

One star away too high for this hole of a place. About as peaceful as an Hiroshima emergency evacuation. Not a working charger to be seen in the entire place. And prices that would make my tight Glaswegian Nan turn in her grave. If I was Irish I’d be embarrassed.

If I could give it a negative number I would. Horrible experience. It’s doubtful I will ever use this airport again. I’ll pay the extra money to be treated like a paying customer at another airport in Ireland. After several delays with the airline, a 10-hour flight and a full plane of passengers, our entranceway doors to the airport were locked. We were locked out of the main part of Dublin airport TWICE (two separate entranceways). After we forced the doors open at the first entry point, we were locked out again at the next entry point to the main area. The doors had to be pried open by one of the passengers BOTH TIMES. We were very tired and hungry. When we did finally get through we were herded like cattle by very abrupt and rude employees who yelled directions at us like we were animals. It was the worst experience at an airport in my entire life. (I’m 71 and in good shape.) You need to do better as an airport. Shame on you.

Literally a maze to get to my connected flight, lost my luggage, seems like it's falling apart.

We travelled over to Dublin on Friday 10th July and back Sunday 12th. My sister needed assistance travel due to recent knee replacement.
On both occasions at Dublin airport we were assisted by a chap named Brian Skerrit. What a lovely man. So kind and caring to my sister and to myself and daughter. We met him on arrival to Dublin and were delighted to see it was him again on the Sunday on our way home.
If Dublin airport has an employee award for kindness, friendliness and respectfulness this man should receive it.

Shout out to Denise from Customer Care: we were unlucky enough to have a bag taken from the shuttle bus from the car park. While we got helpful information from everyone from security to aer lingus staff it was Denise who liased with the bus drivers; as we dealt with very upset children [teddies were in the bag]; and came to the rescue. 2 hours later the bag was returned and we made the gate in the nick of time. Thanks again Denise.

Really confusing onward travel information: we got an Aircoach to the “city centre” but it wasn’t anywhere near where we wanted to go in the centre and only had one city centre stop.

Travelling to London with a broken ankle staff that wheeled me around were super amazing. Thank you all so much.

Always smooth and easy! best airport.

Terminal 1 is grubby, security is slow, food places overpriced and quality poor (in my experience). Signs around security are in Irish (despite only a small fraction of the population speaking Irish). Security screening of people in wheelchairs was excessive. Saw an elderly woman in wheelchair getting visibly distressed with the whole experience. In comparison with other European airlines this airport is shabby, in my opinion a national embarrassment.

I flew from Dublin to Hartford today. My flight was schedule for 2:10 to land at 4:30pm in Hartford. I got to the airport by an Air coach at 10am. I had already checked in and just needed to print a luggage tag and drop my luggage off. I did that and had my passport verified. I then cleared security quickly. There were many shops, places to eat, restrooms and seating areas around. This is all good with much variety and price points. There is customs pre clearance in Dublin for the US, but is not allowed until your flight is published. They have Global Entry, but it is not publicized ahead of time. I had to divert into the line. Global Entry went very fast, regular did not. After preclearance, there were very few bathrooms. The women's bathroom had three stalls and a longline.There were 10 women in the line, including 2 whose flights were being boarded. A number of us let them go to the front. There were two gates sharing the same limited seating area, and very little food available in that area. The time could be very tight to board your plan if you got stuck in pre clearance lines and/or bathroom lines. In addition, there was not nearly enough seating in the pre clearance gate areas.So it is very nice before preclearance, and awful after it!!
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I met a man named Marius, he was awfully horrible, he was talking to me but his breath was awful, i think he had tuna for lunch, he was rude for no reason, and made me never wanna fly in dublin airport again, although its closest to me, mabye he had a bad day but i wouldnt want someone like that to work for me personally, thank you!