With news that Oasis have reformed and will be playing Croke Park next year, hotel prices have shot up
Hotel prices are 'Up In The Sky' with news that Mancunian legends Oasis are reuniting for the first time in 15 years for two massive Croke Park shows. Brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher teased their Ireland and UK tour with a new black and white photo together on Tuesday morning, announcing a string of dates to coincide with the 30th anniversary of ' Morning Glory?'.
While fans are understandably feeling 'Supersonic' after the announcement, some shared their disappointment across social media as hotel prices shot through the roof with news the Britpop icons would headline the two dates, as they did when Coldplay and Taylor Swift both announced their dates. READ MORE: Oasis reunion tour LIVE: Tickets, prices, venues confirmed as legendary return to Ireland announced READ MORE: Oasis fans in luck as additional tour dates teased after Noel and Liam Gallagher's reunion Although there are still plenty of hotels, dorms and apartments in Dublin across the two nights, some are more affordable than others, and with some the price really does reflect the standard. For Saturday, while prices remain in the three-figure bracket, ultimately it is slim pickings, with only a handful of hotels available at the time of writing on Booking.com for that date, although there are still plenty of hotels in the surrounding area. The most expensive suite on Saturday is at the Shelbourne Hotel landing at €800 for one night for one adult, followed by the Iveagh Garden Hotel with a room costing a whopping €675 for just one person. The third most expensive is the Zanzibar Locke, which will set you back €637 for only one night and if you want to go for some privacy, you could check out the Luxurious Villa in South Dublin for €629. Don’t let these three dissuade you from heading up to catch Oasis for their return, as there are still a handful of places ranging from €300 to €500 for the night, for just one person . If comfort or privacy isn’t your top priority, then you could grab a single bed in one of the many dorms around the city for between €50 and €200 for the night, although you may be sacrificing a good night’s sleep to save a few extra euros. Sunday sees some insane prices for accommodation at the time of writing, blowing Saturday’s prices out of the water. The most expensive property is the Old Dublin ‘Four sisters’ for €1,250, although there are a number of beds in the room, which could bring the price down. If you fancy a room at the Herbert Park Hotel and Park Residence, you will be paying €939 for one night of 'Champagne Supernova' madness. As with Saturday, the Iveagh Garden Hotel will set you back €675, while the Fitzsimons Hotel Temple Bar is going for €646 a night. The Zanzibar Locke is a bit cheaper, with a room going for €554, while the Dublin Citi Hotel of Temple Bar is offering rooms for €526 per night and the Albany House putting rooms up for €516. As with Saturday, there are plenty of properties available for between €300 and €500, with a handful of dorms or shared accommodation on offer for between €20 and €200, but again comfort may be sacrificed.Cheapest: Abbey Court Hostel, one bed in a 12-bed mixed dorm for €29. Join the Irish Mirror’s breaking news service on WhatsApp. Click this link to receive breaking news and the latest headlines direct to your phone. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice
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