Journey plan
Dublin to London on 31 October 2026
Flight with scheduled airlines
Into the city from London: a train, local buses; the fare is fixed. Airport page, read 19 Sept
A traveller from Europe usually needs an electronic travel authorisation rather than a visa; it costs £20 and allows visits of up to 6 months, check, see source.
SourceA holder of a British or Irish passport does not need an electronic travel authorisation; see source.
SourceCash of £10,000 or more must be declared when entering Great Britain; see source.
SourceDuty free on arrival in Great Britain: other goods up to £390, 200 cigarettes, 4 litres of spirits; see source.
Sourcehttps://protravelnet.com/en/journey/plan?from=Dublin&to=London&vd=2026-10-19&v=net-228abc86fbe813c9&s=999526e79411d493
Future schedules can change before 31 October 2026.
Travel intervals include uncertainty but cannot guarantee connections.
Operator baggage rules depend on the fare and ticket conditions.
Visa, document and customs requirements can change.
There is no direct train from Dublin to London.
Times are typical ranges from published timetables and distance, not live departures. Nothing is booked here.