Hello again everyone!
We're having difficulty securing our bus tickets into Dingle from Tralee ahead of time. Do we need to have tickets in advance or can we just pay when we get there?
Posted by
California Central Coast 🐚
325 posts
I can tell you our experience. We did not need to have tickets in advance. We arrived in Tralee by train and the bus station was very close by. We went over and bought tickets to Dingle from a machine. Coming back from Dingle to Tralee, we just looked up the bus schedule and stood (in the rain of course) waiting for the bus to arrive. We bought our tickets on the bus. This was in early September.
Posted by
1 posts
Maybe a silly question. Are there regular buses running from Tralee to Dingle? How do I find the schedule?
Posted by
Germany
289 posts
https://www.buseireann.ie/routes-and-timetables/275
....and there are no silly questions only silly answers ;o)
Posted by
Chicago
747 posts
In 2010, I got on the bus in Tralee to Camp, which is on the Dingle Peninsula, to begin a 100-mile-long hike. I recall buying the ticket on site in Tralee. Like you, I prefer to get bus and train tickets well in advance of a trip, but sometimes they're only sold on site, depending on a country.