Dublin to Orlando (via Newark)

mysteryjimbo · 11 Jan 17, 05:37 PM

Hi,

Has anyone made this flight? Its a fairly short layover at 80 minutes. My research shows it should mean transferring from terminal C -> B.

How tricky is it in that time frame given that we will have done pre-clearance in Dublin and shouldn't need to pass through immigration or collect any bags.

I think it should be pretty achievable.

Thanks

Guest · 11 Jan 17, 05:41 PM

Should be fine.

TerryYa · 11 Jan 17, 05:50 PM

Did this in the summer and it didn't involve a change of terminal either way. On the outbound the flight from Dublin was delayed but they held the flight to MCO so that everyone (and their luggage) could make the flight. United flights between EWR and MCO are so frequent though, that even if you miss it you shouldn't have to wait long for the next available seats.

alanm · 11 Jan 17, 08:40 PM

We have done it out of Shannon, you should land & depart out of the same terminal, C, you will have plenty of time to stretch your legs & grab a bite, doing it again in May

slave1 · 12 Jan 17, 07:04 PM

Did it a year or so ago, it was fine, no problem with the connection, we did not have to switch terminal

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	11 Jan 17, 05:50 PM TerryYa Excited about Disney
TerryYa Excited about Disney Join Date: May 15	Did this in the summer and it didn't involve a change of terminal either way. On the outbound the flight from Dublin was delayed but they held the flight to MCO so that everyone (and their luggage) could make the flight. United flights between EWR and MCO are so frequent though, that even if you miss it you shouldn't have to wait long for the next available seats.