10–15 minutes from Dublin Airport, Quick Park runs as off-site long‑stay
Quick Park sits off-airport near Dublin Airport, with shuttle transfers to T1 and T2 typically taking around 10–15 minutes depending on traffic. It’s a long-stay option, so it suits trips of 3 days or more rather than quick overnights. You leave your car in marked spaces, hold onto your keys, and catch the next shuttle to your terminal.
The shuttle runs on a loop to both T1 and T2, timed around flight peaks in the early morning and evening. Allow roughly 20–30 minutes total from locking your car at Quick Park to standing in the check-in line at DUB. On the way back, pickup points at T1 and T2 are signposted for off-site parking shuttles; you just wait for the next Quick Park bus and ride back to your car.
Pricing usually undercuts on-site long-stay at Dublin Airport, especially for 5–14 day trips, and discounts sometimes appear on early bookings or longer stays. Payment runs through online pre-booking with your registration plate or a booking code used at entry and exit. Keep your confirmation email handy on your phone; if the ANPR camera glitches, staff can cross-check against your booking number.
Security is basic but functional, with fenced parking areas, lighting at night, and cameras at main entry and exit points. Like most off-site car parks near DUB, Quick Park focuses on volume long-stay rather than premium extras like valet or covered parking. If you care about surface condition, note that some sections of off-airport car parks around Dublin can be a bit rough underfoot, so pack decent shoes if you’re rolling luggage.
Practical tip: build in an extra 30 minutes on top of your normal Dublin Airport arrival time to cover shuttle wait, traffic around the R132, and walking from the shuttle stop to check-in in T1 or T2.