Travelling to The O2 couldn’t be easier, situated in the heart of Dublin’s docklands, The O2 is well served by public transport, with Bus, Rail, DART and soon the LUAS all leaving you within a 20 minute walk from the venue.

There are no parking facilities at the Venue itself at this time, so it makes sense to make your journey by public transport, ensuring you arrive on time and leaving you nothing else to do but enjoy your visit.

KBR Transport Shuttle Bus

We highly recommend that you avail of the shuttle bus service which has three routes:

• 1. A service from St Stephen’s Green (close to the Luas stop) to the 02
• 2. A service from Eden Quay (Laughter Lounge) to the 02
• 3. A service from Amiens Street /Connolly station to the 02

All buses will carry signage indicating that they are The 02 shuttle buses and the timetable is overleaf. The Shuttle bus runs approx every 20mins from the above locations.

Fare: €3 One Way / €5 Return

The shuttle bus is also available for our wheelchair patrons, if you wish to avail of this service please pre-book your space by balling Brian on 087 346 3136

Liffey River Cruise

Starting Friday 19th December concert-goers can avail of the Liffey Cross River Ferry between Sir John Rogerson's Quay and Spencer Dock or the Liffey River Cruise Ferry from Custom House Quay to The O2.

Liffey River Cruises will also offer a ferry service between Custom House Quay (opposite Jury’s Inn at the Sean O’Casey Bridge) and The O2. This service is to accommodate people who are parking in the IFSC/Jury's Inn Carpark. Spaces in this carpark can be booked through Liffey River Cruises so that drivers are assured of a space. * Ferries depart Custom House Quay at 6:10pm, 6:50 & 7:30pm. After the show the ferries will depart adjacent to The O2 at 11pm & 11:30pm. Advanced booking is recommended. The fare is €5 each way.

Book these services at www.liffeyrivercruises.com / www.liffeyferry.com or phone 01 4734082.

For concert service information please visit Click Here

DART & LUAS

Both the DART and Luas networks provide ecxellent service from many different parts of Dublin. In most cases parking is available at the various stations along the route and from 2010 there will be a LUAS stop directly outside The O2. For further details log onto www.luas.ie or www.dart.ie

From time to time we will place information and answers to common questions in this section to make your visit and experience at The O2 as enjoyable as possible. Please check back in the coming weeks for a list of questions and answers we believe will help you with your visit.

Q: Where is The O2 located?
A: The O2 is situated at the heart of Dublin's docklands. The address is The O2, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1 (Click Here to find The O2 on a map)

Q: How do I get to The O2?
A: Getting to The O2 could'nt be easier. The quickest way is to use Public Transport. The DART, LUAS and buses all leave you within a 20min walk from the venue. Go to Our "Getting Here" section to see further information  

Q: Is there Parking?
A: There is NO onsite parking at our venue. Furthermore there are traffic restrictions in place on North Wall Quay and East Wall on show days. However, there is car parking available at Jurys Custom House Quay, Connolly Station and the National College of Ireland.

Q: Can I drop people off and collect people after the concert?
A: Unfortunately no set down or pick ups are permitted outside the venue. An exclusion zone is in place on show days around the venue. However, customers with a disability or wheelchair users are allowed to be dropped off at the main gate opposite the river.

Q: Where can I purchase tickets for events at The O2?
A: You can purchase your tickets for events held at The O2 through Ticketmaster. The O2 does not sell tickets. You can purchase your tickets by logging onto www.ticketmaster.ie or phoning 0818 719 300

Telephone
For Vip and Premium Club membership enquiries please call (01) 819 8888

For general enquiries please call (01) 819 8888
 
Address
The O2,
North Wall Quay,
Dublin 1
Republic Of Ireland

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