Ireland · DUB
Cheap flights to Dublin
Round trips from $327 per traveler, taxes and fees included. Compare fares from every US city, see which airlines fly nonstop, and pick the cheapest month to travel.
Destination guide
Dublin: Pubs, literature and US Preclearance on the way home
Dublin is one of the cheapest and friendliest European gateways, with Aer Lingus, Delta, United, American and JetBlue flying nonstop from a dozen US cities. Clear US customs in Dublin before your flight home, then land as a domestic passenger.
- Trinity College and the Book of Kells
- Guinness Storehouse
- Kilmainham Gaol
- Howth cliff walk
Popular routes to Dublin
Lowest round-trip fares we found over the next three months, per traveler with taxes and fees. Select a route for airlines, flight times and fares by month.
- New York to DublinJFK → DUBfrom $343
- Boston to DublinBOS → DUBfrom $327
- Chicago to DublinORD → DUBfrom $363
- Newark to DublinEWR → DUBfrom $368
- Philadelphia to DublinPHL → DUBfrom $347
- Washington to DublinIAD → DUBfrom $340
- Los Angeles to DublinLAX → DUBfrom $509
- San Francisco to DublinSFO → DUBfrom $476
- Miami to DublinMIA → DUB
- Seattle to DublinSEA → DUB
- Dallas to DublinDFW → DUB
- Atlanta to DublinATL → DUB
- Denver to DublinDEN → DUB
- Charlotte to DublinCLT → DUB
- Minneapolis to DublinMSP → DUB
Airports in Dublin
Airlines flying to Dublin
Carriers with nonstop service on the routes above.
Flying to Dublin: common questions
Which airport should I fly into for Dublin?
Dublin Airport (DUB) is the airport for Dublin. Every fare we show for Dublin lands there.
Which airlines fly to Dublin?
American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Aer Lingus, United Airlines and Alaska Airlines fly nonstop to Dublin from major US cities, with more airlines offering one-stop itineraries. Route pages list the airlines for each departure city.
How much are flights to Dublin?
Over the next three months, the lowest round-trip fare we track to Dublin is $327 per traveler including taxes and fees. Fares vary by departure city, day of week and how far ahead you book — see each route page for the cheapest month.
When is the best time to visit Dublin?
May–September has the longest days and mildest weather (it's never hot). March brings St. Patrick's festival crowds. October–February is damp and dark but hotel rates fall sharply.