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Flights from Dublin to Miami

This information is correct as of January 2016

Airlines that fly from Dublin to Miami

Currently Air France, KLM, Lufthansa and Delta offer flights from Dublin to Miami.

Terminal Information – Departing

DublinAirport is only 5 miles away from the city centre and easy to reach by car, public transport, hire car or taxi. Regular local buses 16, 41 and 102 operate daily between the airport and Dublin city centre, while the Airlink 747 express bus takes just 30 minutes and cost €6* for a single fare. A taxi would take between 25 and 45 minutes to reach Dublin and would cost from €25*.

Dublin Airport provides free wi-fi for customers, baby changing facilities, cash machines, currency exchange desks, cafes, bars, restaurants – even an Irish pub and a seafood bar; fast food outlets, duty free shopping, a children’s play area, two on-site hotels, car hire and airport parking.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Miami Airport Miami International Airport is located 9 miles from the centre of Miami. The city can be reached easily by car via the Interstate 95 and by public transport. Metrobus bus 133 provides a shuttle connection to the Tri-Rail commuter trains and is free for valid air ticket holders. The airport’s MIA Metrorail Station is connected to the terminal by the MIA Mover tram which operate a service to central Miami on the Orange Line, taking just 10-15 minutes and costing $2.25* for a single fare. The Airport Flyer 150 bus connects the Metrorail station to Miami Beach taking 20-30 minutes and costing $2.65*. Many hotels offer a shuttle service to and from the airport and taxis and car hire are also available.

Inside Miami Airport there are a huge number of facilities for customers including cash machines, currency exchange desks, a massive selection of eating places, many of which are 24hour including a restaurant with panoramic airport views. There is also an excellent choice of shops including a large duty free area. There is an art gallery, shoe shine station, a hairdressers and children’s area. There are hotels on site,

Practical Information

You need your passport with you when you’re flying out withAirport. A visa may also be required for travel to the United States. If you have a smartphone you can store your boarding card electronically on your phone. Security can scan the e-barcode so you don’t need to worry about paper at all.

We recommend leaving plenty of time at the airport, so try not to arrive any later than one hour before your flight is due to depart. Queues at security are longer at weekends and during school holidays, so it’s worth giving yourself extra time.

What to expect in Miami

Miami looks like a city straight out of the 1920’s with its iconic minimalist dazzling white architecture. Miami can rival the best US cities in the glamour stakes but it also has a fabulously gritty urban streak to add to its fascinating Hispanic roots and blissful tropical climate. Eclectic, elegant, exciting – Miami is a beautiful juxtaposition of life, from gleaming Downtown skyscrapers to little Cuban villages, down to earth sea ports to the stunning Frank Gehry’s New World Centre and laid back beaches to the Museum of Contemporary Art. Palatial hotels gaze out over the dazzling blue sea. There are gardens and shopping boulevards and cool urban cafes in which to while away the days. Culture, art and design fill this creative city while the beaches, nearby Fort Lauderdale and the Florida Keys all offer a wealth of action packed outdoor adventure, wildlife and natural beauty to keep everyone happy. Typically between 20 and 30 degrees all year round, Miami is a sunshine paradise that can be visited at any time of year although between June and November there is a chance of hurricanes. Miami is not an expensive city with budget breakfasts available for $5* and dinner for two from $35*. A cup of good coffee can be found for $4* while a beer is between $5-8*.

*Prices subject to change