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Dublin Airport has confirmed big changes including new places to eat and drink are on the way.
In a post published on X (formerly Twitter) yesterday evening (May 29), an airport spokesperson stated, "Exciting times at Dublin Airport! Lots of changes and improvements coming very soon… New places to eat, places to drink, new cafes, more new scanners and much more. Stay tuned!"
A short video clip hinting at some of the changes show several new dining spaces as well as advertisements for a Butler's Chocolate Café and Supermacs.
When asked about an opening date for Supermacs, the airport spokesperson commented, "Very soon!"
The video clip (below) has been viewed 19,000 times since it was posted.
Exciting times at @DublinAirport! Lots of changes and improvements coming very soon…
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) May 29, 2024
New places to eat
Places to drink
☕️ New cafes
More new scanners
And much more. Stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/TAAJGsI6eF
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