Aer lingus ncl dub Mco

[joeym]

Just booked flights with aer lingus from ncl to Mco with a 4 hour layover in Dublin this is the first time we have done this route
Any advice ? Plz x

[Niki T]

We do man dub MCO and love it, had the price been right this year we would've done it again. We usually upgrade our meal on the dub MCO route on the way out but not on the way back x

[mickeysbuddy]

Just curious, from what I've seen Aer Lingus don't offer premium economy seating.

Anyone paid extra to sit on the exit rows?

[Ciano]

Hi ! I considered it this year but to have it for myself, my hubbie and the 2 children behind us it was costing €210 each way. Too much im afraid but if I only had to buy for 2 I definitely would have done it.

Aer Lingus are great. Hope you enjoy travelling with them.

[mickeysbuddy]

I'm not going until December 2018, but I hate cramp spaces.
Looks like its €60 upgrade each way so will be about €240, i'll most likely do it. Aer Lingus seem to have nothing but good reports which is good.

[amarooney]

DD did it last year I think they waited 7-8 hours at Dublin on the way back because they were not allowed to book onto the morning flight to NCL as times were tight. As it turns out the flight from Florida got in early but they still weren't allowed on.

[Moz]

Originally Posted by mickeysbuddy

Just curious, from what I've seen Aer Lingus don't offer premium economy seating.

Anyone paid extra to sit on the exit rows?

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Im doing this next week... I travel EDI to DUB then 2 hours later on the DUB - ORD [Chicago] flight on Tuesday

Same coming back on the Thursday night, arriving Friday morning
Have booked exit row seat on both long haul parts... will let you know what they are like

[tspill]

Originally Posted by mickeysbuddy

Just curious, from what I've seen Aer Lingus don't offer premium economy seating.

Anyone paid extra to sit on the exit rows?

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We regularly use AL and always book the exit rows. For us it is good value.
What is also worth doing is the meal upgrade. While AL food in economy is generally good compared to the likes of VS or BA etc, the upgraded meals are excellent.

In my view, AL is better in every respect to other airlines in terms of their economy service. Add in pre-clearance and they are lightyears ahead of the other airlines.

[mickeysbuddy]

Originally Posted by Moz

Im doing this next week... I travel EDI to DUB then 2 hours later on the DUB - ORD [Chicago] flight on Tuesday

Same coming back on the Thursday night, arriving Friday morning
Have booked exit row seat on both long haul parts... will let you know what they are like

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Look forward to your update, enjoy your trip

Originally Posted by tspill

We regularly use AL and always book the exit rows. For us it is good value.
What is also worth doing is the meal upgrade. While AL food in economy is generally good compared to the likes of VS or BA etc, the upgraded meals are excellent.

In my view, AL is better in every respect to other airlines in terms of their economy service. Add in pre-clearance and they are lightyears ahead of the other airlines.

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Is there any issues with leg room? What Exit seats did you book?
The ones at the front (Row 8 possibly) or the ones at the back?

Have heard the leg room can be restricted by the emergency slide.

[Moz]

[QUOTE=mickeysbuddy;12474011]Look forward to your update, enjoy your trip

Its for work..!...fly on Tuesday, meeting on Wednesday then back on Thursday - into Friday morning
Doing the same trip again last week in May

I have seat 30k going from DUB to ORD
Then 30A from ORD to DUB... exit row seats at the window side...I believe the leg room may be restricted due to the slide, if I remember I will take a couple of photos

first time on Aer Lingus for me as well...