Arrivals
Dublin has two terminals a short covered walk apart: T1 for most European and UK flights, T2 for Aer Lingus long-haul and the transatlantic carriers. After passport control and baggage reclaim, follow the signs into the arrivals hall of your terminal. Your e-ticket lists your exact meeting point and a phone number to call if you cannot see your driver.
Private transfers
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall of your terminal, just past the exit from baggage reclaim, holding a sign with your name or the 'hoppa' logo.
Shared shuttles & coaches
Walk to the marked pickup zone just outside arrivals for the shared shuttle and coach pickup point. Follow the signs, not the taxi rank.
Delays & Driver Info
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Free waiting time
Your driver waits up to 60 minutes after your scheduled landing, with an additional 30-minute buffer once you have cleared passport control — useful when the queues at T1 immigration are long.
Delayed or diverted?
Your driver tracks your flight from the moment you board. If bad weather diverts you to Shannon, Belfast or elsewhere, they know before you land and will contact you to reposition or rebook. A delayed flight simply moves your pickup — there is nothing for you to do.
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Can't find your driver?
Head to the information desk in arrivals and call the number on your e-ticket. hoppa's team picks up in an average of 11 seconds, a 99.7% call answer rate (CE indicators): a real person, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
What to do around Dublin airport?
If you have time before your transfer or your flight home, Dublin and the coast around it reward an early start.
- Wander Temple Bar, Trinity College and Grafton Street in the heart of the city, about 20–30 minutes from the airport.
- Head out to Howth for the cliff walk, the harbour and fresh seafood, about 20–30 minutes north along the coast.
- Dún Laoghaire and the south bay are 35–45 minutes away for the Victorian harbour, the East Pier walk and seaside cafés.