Orlando to Dublin Flights on Aer Lingus from $493.28*

Fly direct from Orlando to Dublin, Ireland

Enjoy one of Europe's best vacation destinations. We offer daily direct flights from Orlando to Dublin, Ireland.

Why Fly Direct from Orlando to Dublin with Aer Lingus?

Book your Direct flights from Orlando to Dublin Ireland with Aer Lingus and enjoy a warm Irish welcome onboard with complimentary meal and beverage service as well as a wide range of blockbuster movies, classic films, TV programs and box sets or music videos at your leisure. Play games or stay connected with Wi-Fi and our mobile network inflight.

How long is the flight from Orlando to Dublin?

The total Orlando to Dublin flight time is 7 hours and 50 minutes.

When is the Cheapest Time of Year to Fly to Dublin? 

The best time to book cheap flights from Orlando to Dublin with Aer Lingus is January through to March.

 What is the best day to Book flights from Orlando to Dublin? 

Aer Lingus often releases Sale fares on Tuesdays, making this the best day to book cheap flights to Dublin from Orlando. Our advice if you are booking flights Orlando to Dublin is to keep visiting us at Aerlingus.com to ensure you do not miss these fares. 

How Much are Orlando to Dublin Flights? 

Flights from Orlando to Dublin start from $479 roundtrip per person throughout January, February, and March. Fares are based on availability and season. Our recommendation to get the best price fare is to book early and then start planning your trip. Always check our website for the most recent fares.

How to get from the airport to the city centre?

After your flight lands in Dublin from Orlando you will disembark in Terminal 2 of Dublin Airport. Directions to Baggage Claim, Connecting Flights, Exits, and Transport into the City Centre are clearly displayed.

BUS:

Dublin Express

Dublin Express operates coaches between Dublin Airport and their 15+ located stops across the heart of Dublin City centre, including Temple Bar, Trinity College, O’Connell Street and Heuston Station. Departing from immediately outside the doors of Terminals 1 & 2, services include free customer Wi-Fi, USB charging points and an onboard toilet. Dublin Express operates from Zone 1 at Terminal 1 and Zone 21 at Terminal 2 and travels directly into Dublin via the Port Tunnel, making it the fastest coach to Dublin City centre. Prices start from €7. To book visit Dublinexpress.ie

Aircoach

Aircoach operates many routes to Dublin City centre and Dublin County, and departs from just outside Terminal 1, zone 2, and Terminal 2, zone 20. Check Aircoach.ie for timetable and prices.

Dubin Bus

Dublin Bus is operating a full schedule on their services to and from Dublin Airport. Routes 16 & 41serves Dublin Airport to and from the City Centre. Check out Dublinbus.ie for timetable and prices.

Go-Ahead Bus

Go-Ahead Ireland offers the 102 route to Sutton Station which serves Swords, Malahide, Portmarnock and Sutton and the 33A that services Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush, Lusk, and Swords. Go-Ahead departs from the Dublin Airport Bus Park in Zone 15. Check out Goaheadireland.ie for timetable and prices.

TAXI:

How Much is a Taxi from Dublin Airport to the City Centre?

A Taxi from Dublin Airport to the City Centre will cost between €25-€30. With many Taxis available it is easily the quickest way to get into the City Centre.

Top 5 Things to do in Dublin on a Budget

1. Visit Trinity College and see the Book of Kells, an ancient manuscript containing the four Gospels of the New Testament. Admission is free, but there is a small fee to see the Book of Kells.
2. Take a walk-through St. Stephen's Green, a beautiful public park in the city center.
3. Visit the National Museum of Ireland, which has free admission and offers a glimpse into the country's history and culture.
4. Take a stroll along the River Liffey and see the Ha'penny Bridge, a famous iron footbridge that spans the river.
5. Visit the Temple Bar neighborhood, known for its vibrant nightlife and traditional Irish pubs, where you can enjoy live music and a pint of Guinness without spending too much money.

Best Things to do in Dublin – If you are looking to spend a little

• Take a tour of the Guinness Storehouse to learn about the history of Ireland's most famous export and enjoy a pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar.
• Explore the National Museum of Ireland, which has exhibits on Irish history, archaeology, and natural history.
• Take a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland's most famous natural attractions, located just a few hours outside of Dublin.
• Visit Dublin Castle, dating back to the 13th century, and has been a major political and social center for centuries.
• Experience a traditional Irish music session at one of Dublin's many pubs such as The Temple Bar.
• Enjoy a gourmet meal at one of Dublin's Michelin-starred restaurants such as Chapter One.
• Take a tour of the Jameson Distillery to learn about the history of Irish whiskey and sample some of the best whiskey.
• Go on a shopping spree on Grafton Street, one of Dublin's most famous shopping areas with high-end boutiques and department stores.
• Go on a private tour of the Wicklow Mountains, which are located just a short drive from Dublin and offer stunning scenery and outdoor activities

Some Related Reads for Visiting Dublin

• https://www.aerlingus.com/blog/a-beginners-guide-dublin/
• https://www.aerlingus.com/blog/the-7-most-instagrammable-spots-in-dublin/
• https://www.aerlingus.com/blog/tour-dublin-hidden-gems-59-seconds/
• https://www.aerlingus.com/blog/do-dublin-like-the-duke-and-duchess/

Do I need a Visa to visit Dublin from Orlando?

If you’re a U.S. citizen travelling to Ireland, you’ll require a valid passport, which remains valid until after the completion of your scheduled trip. However, you won’t require a visa for either tourist or business stays provided their duration is less than three months.

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