Dublin (DUB)
Fast Track Dublin
- Fast Track security lane at Dublin (DUB). Skip the regular line and save precious time.
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Fast Track from €8.86 per person, taxes included Booked online in 2 minutes — QR code by email as soon as payment clears
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Priority access you can book online in the same region.
Fast Track at Dublin Airport (DUB) can be booked online from €8.86 per person, to get through security screening via a priority lane, with a time saving that is most noticeable at peak times. Booking takes a few clicks — airport, service, date, secure payment — and the QR voucher arrives by e-mail, to be shown directly at the entrance of the priority lane. It is the same security screening as the regular queue: only the wait changes.
Fast Track gives you access to a dedicated priority security lane. The screening carried out is exactly the same as in the standard queue — scanners, liquids check, placing personal items in trays — only the waiting time differs. Booking is done entirely online: choose the airport, the service and the date, then pay by card via Stripe. A voucher with a QR code is sent by e-mail immediately after payment; simply show it, on your phone or printed, at the entrance of the priority lane. To book takes a few minutes, the same day or up to 180 days ahead.
Two lounges are available in zone/terminal 2 of Dublin Airport:
For personal assistance, three Meet & Greet / VIP assistance packages can be booked. All these services are booked online, like Fast Track, with secure payment and a voucher sent by e-mail. See the details on the lounge and Meet & Greet pages. Current rates.
How much time you save depends on how busy the airport is, and it shows most at peak times, when the standard queue gets long. The gap is most noticeable early in the morning, in the evening and during holiday periods, when the regular queue is at its busiest. In quieter periods the difference may be less marked, as the standard queue then moves more smoothly.
With the SkyEntry Pass, a €1 trial for 72 hours lets you try the subscription with no long-term commitment. The SkyEntry Pass (€39.90/month or €249/year, 72-hour trial for €1, no commitment) includes one free 1 GB eSIM every month. Full details are available on the pricing and subscription page.
To compare with other European airports, head to Liverpool John Lennon (LPL), United Kingdom (LPL), Brussels (BRU), Belgium (BRU) or Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE). And to better understand the service as a whole, see how Fast Track works.
Fast Track at Dublin Airport (DUB) is offered from €8.86 per person, per passage. The exact price is shown on the booking page depending on the date you choose.
Yes, two lounges can be booked in zone/terminal 2: the Business Lounge T2 Lounge and the Business Lounge Liffey Lounge. Both are booked online, in advance or on the day. Current rates are shown in the Services section.
It is not mandatory: the service can be booked the same day or up to 180 days ahead. Booking early mainly lets you secure the slot you want and receive your QR voucher by e-mail without any stress.
No. Fast Track only speeds up your passage through security screening, not check-in or bag drop. You need to allow for those steps separately before heading to the priority lane.
Cancelling a booking depends on the airport partner's deadline (generally between 24 hours and 2 hours before the slot, depending on the airport and time of year), which is stated in the confirmation e-mail; after that deadline, or in case of no-show, no refund is possible. This rule applies to all SkyEntry services.
Yes, three Meet & Greet / VIP assistance packages can be booked at Dublin Airport. These packages include personal assistance through the airport. Current rates are shown in the Services section.
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