Newark to Dublin Flights

Newark Liberty International Airport

Newark Liberty International Airport, which was recognized as the country's best airport for healthy food choices in 2012 by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, serves the air transportation needs for the greater Newark area. The airport is located at One Brewster Road, just five miles south of downtown Newark, fifteen miles south-west of New York City's Times Square district, and nine miles south-west of Jersey City. More than thirty domestic and international airlines service the airport, offering connecting and non-stop flights to destinations around the world. Before you purchase your ticket, visit ebookers where you can easily browse and compare your options.

Airport Parking in Newark

Parking is plentiful at Newark Airport with short-term, long-term, reserved, valet, and restricted-mobility options. Rates range from $18 to $40 per day, and you can pay with cash, credit card, or your EZ Pass Plus subscription. If you are a frequent traveller, you can sign up to earn airline miles each time you park at the airport. There are also several hotels and commercial parking lots surrounding the airport that offer affordable rates.

Ground Transportation in Newark

The relatively new AirTrain service is becoming one of the more popular means to get to the airport. The ride is convenient, quick, and affordable at roughly $5.50 for a one-way pass. The Newark Airport Express offers bus service into Manhattan for $16. Taxis are still a popular mode of transportation, and there are many local cab companies that offer transportation from downtown Newark to the airport for between $15 and $18. Take care of your transportation needs for your final destination at ebookers, where you can compare prices on rental cars and reserve one quickly and easily.

Restaurants at Newark Airport

Whether you are looking for a grab-and-go snack or just want a hot beverage, there are plenty of options at Newark airport. You'll find a Dunkin' Donuts at the Northeast Corridor Station, and Jamba Juice, Dunkin Donuts, and Abica Coffee in Terminal A. Terminal B offers Dunkin Donuts and Java Moon Café, while Terminal C has Crumbs' Bake Shop, Starbucks, and Jamba Juice. Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts are the largest coffee shop chains in the Newark area, and you'll find several of them en route to the airport.

Travelling in Dublin

Flights from Newark to Dublin all come into the Dublin Airport, the main service provider of air travel to Dublin and the surrounding cities and counties. A number of airlines, including United, American and Delta, serve this airport.

Ground transportation is the primary means for getting to your hotel from the airport, with taxi and bus services available right outside the flight arrivals area of the terminal. For those travellers who would rather drive themselves to their hotel and about the city, there are a number of car rental companies with a variety of cars available. EBookers.com can help you book the car you want for the lowest price possible.

Dublin weather can be a bit chilly for some travellers' tastes, but the beauty of the city and surrounding countryside provide ample compensation. Dublin has plenty of indoor activities for rainy day fun, and there are a number of activities and attractions that will appeal to individuals and families alike. The Bram Stoker Dracula Experience, dedicated to the city's famous literary resident, is a great way to spend a blustery afternoon, while Dublin Castle and the Dublin Zoo will keep travellers entertained for hours.

Those planning a visit to Dublin will find a variety of tools and information available on Ebookers.com to make the trip a success. Ebookers.com researches the best rates and options for flights to Dublin and helps you choose the package that is right for you and your travel needs.