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    1. Ill_Celebration_4215 on

      thats just the cost of parking in dublin now. take a bus / luas / car and ride is the answer – but if you want to drive all the way there then it will cost you.

    2. On a Sunday evening? You’re only paying for convenience, there’s plenty of free street parking around.

    3. Potential_Tax8605 on

      I’ve never parked there but I saw they do a 6h minimum for some reason so all prices are around 50eur. Read also the (i) sign when you book, I think it says something like if you leave earlier you will be charged more, which is even more ridiculous.

    4. Key_Duck_6293 on

      This ain’t „cost of living/energy crisis“ pal, this is a luxury option for people who decide they wanna drive into a theatre gig smack bang in the middle of a capital city. Most people at that gig will be taking public transport.

    5. Exactly the reason I’m taking the bus into Dublin city centre from Navan today.

    6. Battlehero19 on

      If I’m not mistaking this is the parking for the board energy theatre, it’s always been a rip off because they know why people are there, ironically enough of those literally free parking about few than a minute drive from this place and other car parks are way cheaper nearby.

    7. Available-Talk-7161 on

      They’re charging you a block of 6 hours when prebooking. As opposed to you rocking up on demand to get the €7.20 per hour rate and finding no availability. It’s the price of convenience

    8. BillyMooney on

      Stop lying about the gig price. Not sure why you’d expect space for six or eight people to be cheaper than space for one person.

      https://preview.redd.it/58b03qtutbtg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e5244afc5bf659f5be348c4d2a917b6928153158

      What do you mean by ‚allowed‘? It’s a private service from a private business. There’s no laws around pricing such services, so if it’s not worth it for you, then find an alternative. It’s about ten minutes walk for Spencer Dock red Luas stop to Bord Gais, so it’s easy to use the Red Cow park and ride.

    9. OP, use your head here please – the 26th is a Sunday. There are literally hundreds of free on street parking spaces in that area that have no parking fees on any weekend. On top of that it’s in the evening from 6:30pm so it will be relatively quiet. You will easily get free parking, worse case it will be a 2 minute walk. Best case (and highly likely), you’ll be able to get it right outside the theatre.

    10. There is free parking and a 3 mins walk. I was there yesterday for ballad of Johnny and June . Park on sir John rogersons quay and be a bit early . Easy

    11. CurrentTurbulent on

      Parked there before and everyone leaves the theatre at the same time and you get stuck in a jam in the car park and then in the surrounding roads, total nightmare

    12. It’s been a while now but anytime I’ve ever went to Dublin for a show or a gig I always park in the Ibis hotel at the red cow and get the luas in , the parking is usually free and I’ve never had an issue.

    13. masterstoker on

      Their pricey structure is to encourage you never to park there twice as there isn’t enough parking in the area if everyone brings their car.

      And to make tonnes of money.. ahem!

    14. I dont mind this at all. Stop driving into the city. 

      You’re getting in the way of my car 

    15. Trans-Europe_Express on

      Yeah but that might be the most expensive car park in the country because its under a concert venue. It’s always been a rip off. You can park for free on a Sunday on many nearby streets

    16. Free parking behind the Clayton hotel every weekend, never an issue with space. Like a 5 minute walk to Bord Gais.

    17. Spiritual_Mall_3140 on

      You’ve got dozens of options that will allow you to park and ride and cost you half that.

    18. Intelligent-Aside214 on

      You could’ve easily got street parking nearby or parked somewhere and got public transport in.

      You’re paying for convenience to park in the centre of a capital city and you will pay pit your ears for it. Same in any European capital

    19. Hanover Street East is where I always park. Free parking for both Saturday and Sunday, everything is a short walk away. 

    20. I usually park on the other side of the River, for half of that. And its only a 10 min walk

    21. Erne street is free at weekends too I’m pretty sure, even if not far cheaper

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