Dublin Airport Car Park to Reopen in March
Dublin Airport Parking Lot Set to Reopen for Summer travel Rush
Dublin,Ireland – Travelers flying out of Dublin Airport this summer will have more parking options as a long-closed lot is set to reopen just in time for teh peak season.
The 42-acre site, formerly known as Quickpark, will welcome back cars on March 25th, 2024, under new management by Apcoa. The facility boasts 6,100 parking spaces and is conveniently located just 1.5 kilometers from the airport, with frequent shuttle buses providing easy access.
“We anticipate strong demand for parking at Dublin Airport this summer,” said Neil Cunningham, managing director of Apcoa Ireland. “The reopening of this facility will provide travelers with a convenient and reliable option.”
The Quickpark site has been closed since 2020 after a bid to purchase it from the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) was blocked by competition regulators. Apcoa, a leading parking management company with operations across 13 European countries and over 1.8 million parking spaces, is confident in its ability to meet the needs of dublin Airport passengers.
“Relieved and Excited”: Dublin Airport Parking Lot Reopening Welcomed by Travelers
with the summer travel rush looming, Dublin Airport passengers will soon have a welcome relief – the reopening of a long-closed parking lot.The 42-acre Quickpark site, boasting 6,100 spaces, will welcome cars back on March 25th, 2024, under new management by Apcoa.
NewsDirect3 spoke with Neil Cunningham, managing director of Apcoa Ireland, about the reopening and what it means for travelers.
NewsDirect3: Mr. Cunningham, the reopening of Quickpark comes at a crucial time with summer travel expected to surge. Can you tell us about the anticipated demand for parking at dublin Airport?
Neil Cunningham:
we anticipate strong demand for parking at Dublin Airport this summer. The reopening of this facility will provide travelers with a convenient and reliable option.
NewsDirect3: Quickpark has been closed sence 2020. What led to it’s closure and what changes can travelers expect under Apcoa’s management?
Neil Cunningham:
The site was closed due to regulatory issues surrounding its proposed sale. As for changes, travelers can expect the same convenient location just 1.5 kilometers from the airport, with frequent shuttle bus service. Apcoa is committed to providing a high-quality customer experience and we are confident in our ability to meet the needs of Dublin Airport passengers.
NewsDirect3: How does Apcoa’s experience in parking management across Europe benefit Dublin Airport travelers?
Neil Cunningham:
As a leading parking management company with operations across 13 European countries and over 1.8 million parking spaces, Apcoa brings extensive experience and expertise. we utilize cutting-edge technology and implement best practices to ensure seamless parking experiences for our customers.