Un stade bien situé et accessible, avec des billets abordables, mais une expérience qui manque un peu de vie. L’ambiance était assez calme pour ce match, sans animations…
Stadium guide
AVIVA STADIUM
Dublin, Irlande
Key facts
The Aviva Stadium hosts Leinster Rugby in the United Rugby Championship and the Champions Cup.
Access, transport & parking
How to get to the Aviva Stadium by public transport?
🚆By Train
The rapid DART train connects the city centre to the stadium at Lansdowne Road station.
🚍 By Bus
Lines 4, 7 and 7a connect the Aviva Stadium to the city centre in 20 minutes.
🚌 By Express Bus
An express bus provides access to the Aviva Stadium from the airport
Practical info
🅿️ Parking spaces at the stadium are very limited; using public transport is recommended.
🚶🏽♂️ The Aviva Stadium is located 2.5km from the city centre. It is possible to walk there in approximately 30 minutes.
🛍️ Is there a shop at the Aviva Stadium?
Yes, an official shop is located inside the stadium, near gate 118.
🛅 Does the Aviva Stadium have a left luggage facility?
No, there is no left luggage facility available at the stadium.
🛜 Is there WIFI at the Aviva Stadium?
Yes, free WIFI access is available under "Eduroam"
Can you eat at the Aviva Stadium?
🌭 On matchdays, catering options are available but limited.
Can you visit the Aviva Stadium?
No, the stadium does not offer guided tours.
Where to stay in Dublin?
If you are looking for accommodation close to the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Hotels.com offers a wide range of hotels which you can find here. (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)
Accommodation
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Lockers
Arriving with your luggage? Book a locker near the stadium and enjoy the match hands-free.
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Tourism around the stadium
Are there other stadiums to visit in Dublin?
Yes, it is possible to visit another major stadium in Dublin: Croke Park. Find all stadium tours on GetYourGuide (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller). Note that Gaelic football is also played at Croke Park, a major sport in Ireland that combines rugby union and football.
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