Dublin Dublin is a purpose built facility for Stena Line’s Superferries. Stena Line’s ferry terminal at Dublin is located 6km (4 miles) east of Dublin city centre. Extensive signage on all main roads leading to the port give clear directions. View your route to Dublin Port on your browser or app. Google Maps Address Terminal 2 Alexandra Road Dublin D01 H4C6 Apple Maps GPS 53.349866 -6.196624 Port facilities Tickets and reservations Baby changing facilities Large flat screen TV’s Pay & Display parking Disabled assistance Motorist lounge Disabled toilets Children’s TV area How to get there - Dublin It’s easy to get to Dublin by car or public transport! Car Stena Line’s ferry terminal at Dublin is located 6km (4 miles) east of Dublin city centre. Extensive signage on all main roads leading to the port give clear directions. There are a limited number of 30 car parking spaces at the port: • Short–term parking rate: €2.00 per hour (minimum charge €1.00) • Daily parking rate: €9.00 per 24 hour (or part thereof) • Long–term parking rate: €50.00 per 7 days Short term parking is available outside the terminal building. Tickets can be purchased from the parking machine which accepts credit/debit cards for payment as well as coins but does not accept notes. Please make sure that your ticket covers your proposed length of stay. It is important to display a valid parking ticket on the dashboard for the duration of your stay and failure to do so could result in your vehicle being clamped. Vehicle clamping is in operation and the release fine is €80.00. Please note that the machine only accepts Euro coins. Lost tickets are charged at full weekly rate. M50 Toll All vehicles using the section of the M50 between Junction 6 (N3 Blanchardstown) and Junction 7 (N4 Lucan) need to pay a toll when travelling north or south. There is no cash payment facility available at the tolling point on the M50. Unregistered users must pay the toll by 8pm on the day following the journey to avoid a late penalty of up to €103.00.The barrier-free tolling system on the M50 is operated by “eFlow” If you don’t have an “eFlow” registered electronic tag, you can pay the toll online at www.eflow.ie or over the telephone on LoCall: 1890 50 10 50 with a credit or laser card. You can also make a cash payment at a “Payzone” branded outlet nationwide. There is an eFlow kiosk located onboard the Stena Adventurer beside Guest Service. Customers can pay their toll 1 hour 15 minutes before arriving or departing the ports of Dublin and Holyhead. Bus Foot passengers travelling on the 08:10hrs, 14:50hrs and 20:40hrs sailings from Dublin can avail of a coach service which will bring you from Dublin City Centre to the Stena Line Terminal in Dublin. The coach departs from Westmoreland Street in Dublin City Centre at 07:00hrs for the 08:10hrs sailing, 14:00hrs for the 15:10 sailing and 19:00hrs for the 20:40hrs sailing. Please note: There is no coach service for passengers arriving on the 20:30 from Holyhead or departing on the 02:15 from Dublin. The fares for this coach service is as follows: Adult Single: €3.00 Adult Return: €5.00 Child Single: €1.50 Child Return: €2.50 When you arrive in the Stena Line Terminal 2 building at Dublin off the 02:30hrs, 08:55hrs or the 13:50hrs departures from Holyhead, there is also a coach service which will transfer you to Dublin City Centre, stopping at Connolly DART Rail Station and Westmoreland Street. There is also a drop off point at Heuston Rail Station and the fare for this is €4.00 Adult Single and €2.00 for a Child Single.
