The Aviva stadium in Dublin will host the 2024 UEFA Europa League Final on May 22nd. Right now, we are unsure of which two teams will contest the final, but we do know one thing. Dublin City Centre is a vibrant destination for fans travelling to see their teams fight for glory.

With no Irish teams left in the competition, it's confirmed that Dublin will host two teams from the continent or the UK. This absolute bucket list event for football fans around the world takes place in the city of Craic.

While official tickets have not yet been released, countless football fans will have their name in the pot for the finals ticket ballot in early May, 2024. With just over 50,000 match tickets available, it will be a difficult couple of hours for fans to wait.

History of the Dublin Area

The Aviva Stadium, formerly known as Lansdowne Road, is one of Ireland's favourite sports and music event venues. Hosting a number of major events, sports tournaments and prestigious matches. The stadium has seen Club Rugby Finals, FAI Cup Finals, the 2011 Europa League Final and super star performances from Harry Styles, Phil Collins, Rihanna & AC/DC.

The Aviva stadium will once again host the Europa League Final in 2024, making it the only stadium to host two Europa League finals.

Factors to consider when choosing a hotel near Aviva Stadium

For fans lucky enough to receive the golden tickets to the final match, it is important to book your hotel near the Aviva Stadium as soon as you get confirmation. Some travel packages offer accommodation, but it is rarely centrally located. Dublin has lots of daily direct flights from European cities and hundreds of flights from UK locations.

Location and proximity to the stadium

Travelodge Plus is centrally located to the Dublin Arena. Serviced by busses, trains and a nearby luas stop, getting to the stadium is easy. It is a 10 minute drive, 14 minute train or a 32 minute walk.

Guest amenities and services

Our SuperRooms™ offer all the features of our standard rooms, with added comforts. Wake up and smell the coffee with an in room Lavazza coffee machine, followed by a refreshing Hansgröhe Raindance 3jet shower.

Enjoy a choice of firm or soft hypoallergenic pillows, and mood lighting for a restful night’s sleep. As well as a comfy armchair, larger desk, powerful hairdryer, full length mirror, iron and ironing board, all of which will enhance your stay even further.

Check out MossCo restaurant, for a casual but savvy dining option – a perfect combination for our food and drink offering. It has lots of cosy seating perfect for small groups, Mossco Restaurant is the place to relax and dine in Dublin 2 before the big game.

Travelodge Plus - Dublin City Centre is very accessible from all major public transport depots in the city. Dublin Airport is only 35 minutes by bus or 22 minutes in a taxi.

The Wrap Up

In conclusion, the UEFA Europa League Final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin is set to be an electrifying event, drawing football fans from all over the world to witness the pinnacle of European club football. As fans eagerly await the final match, securing accommodation near the stadium becomes a top priority.

With convenient proximity to the Aviva Stadium, Travelodge Plus - Dublin City Centre offers a comfortable and accessible stay for fans attending the final. Its range of amenities, including the signature SuperRooms™ and the MossCo restaurant, ensure a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for visitors.

Whether arriving via Dublin Airport or from various locations within Europe and the UK, Travelodge Plus provides a strategic and well-connected base for football enthusiasts.

As the excitement builds for the Europa League Final, securing a stay at a hotel near the Aviva Stadium is an essential step for fans looking to make the most of this historic football event in Dublin.

FAQ about the Aviva Stadium

How do I get to the Aviva Stadium from the city Centre?

The best way to get to the stadium is by taking a Dart from Connolly, Tara or Pearse street station to Lansdowne Road. This stop is direct to the stadium concourse. Alternatively it is a 30 minute walk to the stadium from the hotel.

What does the Aviva Stadium hold?

Depending on use, the Aviva stadium can hold up to 65,000 for concerts. This lowers to 51,711 for Rugby and Football, and 49,000 for American Football.