How far is 3Arena from Dublin city Centre?

The 3Arena is located approximately 2-3 kilometers east of Dublin city centre.

The 3Arena is well-served by public transport, making it easily accessible from Dublin city centre.

Here are the detailed transport options and routes to get from Dublin city centre to the 3Arena:

Luas (Tram):

The Luas Red Line provides the most direct route to 3Arena.
Board at any city centre stop (e.g., Abbey Street, Jervis, or Busáras).
Travel to “The Point” stop, which is right outside 3Arena.
Journey time: About 15-20 minutes from the city centre.
Frequency: Every 3-10 minutes during peak hours.

Bus:

Dublin Bus routes 53, 53a, 151, G1, G2, and N4 serve 3Arena.
Most of these buses can be boarded from stops on O’Connell Street or nearby.
Journey time: Approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic.
The closest stop (Castleforbes Road) is about a 2-minute walk from 3Arena.

Walking:

It’s possible to walk from the city centre to 3Arena.
The route is approximately 2.5-3 km along the River Liffey.
Journey time: About 30-40 minutes at a moderate pace.
Route: Follow the north quays eastward from O’Connell Bridge.

Cycling:

Dublin Bikes has stations near 3Arena and throughout the city centre.
Journey time: About 15-20 minutes from the city centre.
Follow the cycle lanes along the north quays for the most direct route.

Taxi:

Readily available in the city centre.
Journey time: 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic.
Cost: Approximately €10-€15.

Driving:

Not recommended due to limited parking and potential traffic congestion.
If driving, use the Point Village car park adjacent to 3Arena.
Journey time: 10-20 minutes, depending on traffic.
Route: Follow the north quays eastward from the city centre.

Train + Walk:

Take the DART to Connolly Station.
From there, it’s about a 20-minute walk to 3Arena or a short Luas ride.

For most events at 3Arena, using public transport (especially the Luas) is highly recommended due to the large crowds and limited parking in the area. The venue is well-served by public transport, making it easily accessible from Dublin city centre.