Cheap Flights from Dublin to Liverpool

How to search for cheap flights Dublin to Liverpool?
There are many tips and tricks for getting cheaper flights. Using a flight search engine like Trip.com is one sure way to find low-price airfares. In addition, remember to fly, if possible, during the off-peak season, which for flights Dublin to Liverpool is October. Also, the lowest flight prices are usually on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays; Choosing flights with connections rather than direct can also save you bundles; Be flexible with travel dates and time.
About Airport
Airports providing direct flights Dublin to Liverpool
Flights Dublin to Liverpool take off from Dublin's only airport, Dublin Airport (DUB).
Airport in Liverpool
Arriving in Liverpool, the only main airport near the city is Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL).
How to get to the airport in Dublin?
Departing from Dublin Airport, travellers have various transfer options from the Dublin city centre to the DUB airport.
Usually, the fastest way for passengers to get to the airport is by taxi, car or privately hired car. Fares vary depending on traffic congestion as well as pick-up time. For a more economical alternative, up to 1,000 buses and coaches from Dublin and elsewhere will stop daily at the Dublin Airport bus zones.
Airport and terminal information in Dublin
Flights Dublin to Liverpool will take off from T1 and T2 of Dublin Airport (DUB), Dublin's only airport. Situated a mere 10 km (6 miles) from downtown Dublin, the DUB is Ireland's largest airport. Domestic and international flights depart and arrive in the airport's two passenger terminals. Terminal 1 is mainly responsible for short-distance internal flights and to European destinations while Terminal 2 is a base for long-haul flights between Europe and the United States. Facilities at Dublin Airport include luggage storage, free Wi-Fi, bureau de change, pharmacy, shops and restaurants.
How to get downtown from the airport in Liverpool?
Passengers arriving in Liverpool from Dublin can conveniently transfer to the city centre by taxi or public bus.
All taxis picking up at Liverpool airport use a taximeter. They can be found at a taxi rank outside of the terminal exit doors at Liverpool airport. Two types of public buses connect the airport to the city centre, the AirLink 500 and the Arriva buses 80A, 82A and 86A. From the airport, follow the signs for "Ground Transportation" for the bus station.
Airport and terminal information in Liverpool
Located around 12 km or 7.5 miles from the city of Liverpool, the LPL - Liverpool John Lennon Airport is an international airport with only one terminal. Originally called Speke Airport, the LPL operates domestic, European, North African and Middle Eastern air services. It is easy and convenient to travel to the airport by road, rail (the nearest train station is 2.2 miles away), public bus and coach. Facilities in the airport include many shops and restaurants, parking, fast track security and airline lounges.
About Airlines
Which airlines providing the route?
There are around 27 direct flights Dublin to Liverpool per week. Ryanair is the most popular and only airline that operates direct flights for this route. It has at least 2 non-stop flights Dublin to Liverpool daily. Several other airlines also provide flights Dublin to Liverpool but with 1 or 2 stops, such as EasyJet, Loganair, Lufthansa and KLM.
Fastest direct flight
Depending on the day of the week, Ryanair, the only airline that flies direct, has 3-4 flights daily from Dublin to Liverpool. The fastest direct flight has a flight time of only 55 minutes.
Cheapest flight
According to Trip.com, the lowest price for flights Dublin to Liverpool direct is a mere £7, and flights Dublin to Liverpool return can be purchased for as low as £20.
Flight duration and distance
The average flight time for flights Dublin to Liverpool is 55 minutes. The shortest duration is only 55 minutes for a direct flight, only operated by Ryanair. For indirect flights, the shortest total flight duration for flights Dublin to Liverpool is 2 hours 55 minutes.
Earliest and latest flights
The earliest flight departs from Dublin (DUB) at 07:05 and arrives in Liverpool (LPL) at 08:00. The latest flight departs from Dublin (DUB) at 21:30 and arrives in Liverpool (LPL) at 22:25.
About Liverpool
As the fifth largest city in the UK, Liverpool is located on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary in the county of Lancashire. It is a metropolitan place with an important port, culture, music and the Liverpool Football Club home. Check out the Liverpool Travel Guide, you can know more about travel experiences, tips, and places to eat and stay. Also, look at these great offers and discounted Liverpool tours and tickets. Not sure what to do for a long weekend in Liverpool?
Tourist attractions in Liverpool
Liverpool is famous worldwide for many things, one of those has got to be Liverpool Football Club and Anfield Stadium. Fans of the club or football, in general, can visit Anfield Stadium, which has been the home of Liverpool FC for over 100 years. The main stand can accommodate around 12,000 spectators. The next big thing that came out of Liverpool was the Beatles. The Beatles Story exhibition is located in Britannia Vaults on Kings Dock Street. In addition to the exhibition, visitors can sign up for the "Legend Tour" and take a sightseeing bus to many famous places related to the Beatles. Next up, if you are interested in maritime history, be sure to stop by Royal Albert Dock, Merseyside Maritime Museum and Pier Head (and its Titanic Memorial).
Popular hotels in Liverpool
For recommendations on where to stay in Liverpool, check Trip.com's lists of Business Travel Hotels in Liverpool, Best Boutique Hotels and Best Luxury Liverpool Hotels.
Best time to visit Liverpool
With a moderate climate year-round, Liverpool is a great place to visit, no matter the season. Though rain can be expected during most months, snow is relatively rare here. The best times temperature-wise to visit Liverpool are April through June.