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Finding parking near Button Factory, Dublin
Parking at the Button Factory in Dublin needs planning because the venue is on a pedestrian lane and has no on-site car park. Drivers can compare nearby public car parks and pre-book an available parking option for the Button Factory through Mobypark. Fleet Street is the closest recommended car-park area, while street spaces around Temple Bar are limited and sign-controlled.
Pre-book parking for the Button Factory
Mobypark gives drivers another way to arrange parking before a gig. It makes private spaces that owners do not actively use bookable, including hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages. Compare the available Button Factory options before travelling, particularly when a concert or club night is likely to put pressure on nearby car parks.
Prices can be lower than the highest-demand street tariff and the standard Fleet Street hourly rate, while pre-booking removes the need to search for a space after arriving in central Dublin.
Closest car parks near the Button Factory
Fleet Street is the nearest recommended car-park area for the venue. Jervis Street is another practical choice, although its facilities have different prices, closing times and height restrictions.
| Car park | Parking details | Useful cost information |
|---|---|---|
| Fleet Street | Open 24 hours, every day; maximum vehicle height 2.1 metres | €4.20 per hour, €12.50 from 18:00 to 08:00, or €40 for 24 hours |
| Jervis Street facility | Open 06:00 to 01:00 Monday to Saturday and 08:00 to 01:00 on Sunday; maximum height 2.0 metres | €3.70 for the first hour, increasing by €3.70 for each additional hour |
| Jervis shopping-centre car park | Opening times vary by day; check the entrance signage. Some information gives a 1.9-metre height limit. | €3.30 per hour, with a €15 daily maximum |
On busy gig nights, compare and pre-book a Mobypark space before setting off if you want more certainty than arriving and hoping that a public car park still has room.
Street parking around Button Factory and Temple Bar
Temple Bar generally falls within Dublin's highest-demand yellow parking zone, where the tariff is around €4 per hour. Red-zone streets are typically around €3.50 per hour. The exact charge, maximum stay and permitted times depend on the street, so read the sign beside the space before leaving the vehicle.
Pay-and-display parking commonly operates from 07:00 to 19:00 Monday to Saturday, but some streets require payment later in the evening or on Sundays. For a long gig, a pre-booked Mobypark space can be a lower-cost and more convenient alternative to a time-limited street stay.
Evening, overnight and long-stay parking in Dublin 2
Fleet Street's evening tariff runs from 18:00 to 08:00 and costs €12.50. Its 24-hour rate is €40, making it important to check whether your stay will run beyond the evening period. Jervis Street facilities may close at 01:00, and the shopping-centre car park can close considerably earlier.
For an overnight visit or a stay lasting most of the day, compare Mobypark's bookable private spaces with the €40 Fleet Street daily rate before travelling. A pre-arranged space can also avoid the pressure of finding an open car park after a late event.
Event-night access and vehicle restrictions
Allow extra time before concerts and club nights, when Fleet Street and Jervis Street can fill more quickly. The Button Factory itself does not provide a customer car park, so do not drive down the pedestrian lane expecting to find venue spaces.
Check your vehicle height before choosing a multi-storey car park, particularly if you drive a van, SUV with roof equipment or another tall vehicle. For a busy event, booking a Mobypark space in advance gives you a planned place to leave the car before entering central Dublin.
Parking rules, fines and safer alternatives
Do not park on the pedestrian lane, a footpath, cycle track, bus lane, yellow line or any other restricted area. A standard Dublin parking penalty is €80, reduced to €40 when paid within 14 days. Unpaid penalties may proceed to court after 28 days, and offences such as obstructing a footpath or cycle track can carry different charges.
Use a marked bay, pay the required tariff and keep the parking session within the signed time limit. If the signs are unclear or a street is reserved at the time you arrive, use a public car park or a pre-booked private space instead.