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In response to "Airport lounge rules: guests and children? Do they cost extra? -- nm" by Mop

Varies greatly based on method of admittance and the lounge you are talking about. -- nm

Posted by ty97 May 29 '17, 16:49

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So: which airline. Where are you traveling from/to. What are you using to get in. -- nm* - ty97 May 29, 16:50 22
- And who are the potential guests? Just your children? Or other adults as well? -- nm - ty97 May 29, 16:53 21
  - and yes, believe it or not, all of these questions probably matter. - ty97 May 29, 16:57 20
    - Wonder if it's worth buying one of those lounge passes as I travel with the kids. - Mop May 29, 17:05 19
      - Three hour layovers with children are why airports should still have arcades. -- nm - mafic May 29, 17:09 5
        
        Believe it or not, most still do. But that's why God invented the iPad. -- nm - Mop May 29, 17:11 4
        
        PHL has "Two aviation-themed play areas include hands-on equipment that kids can climb and crawl in to mimic piloting" and free wifi -- nm - ty97 May 29, 17:37 2
        
        Calgary has an arcade called Flippers in the 'Departures - Canada' area -- nm - ty97 May 29, 17:39 1
        
        There used to be a gawdawful airplane carousel thing that made an ear-splittlingly loud ratching noise as it was turned - Reagen May 29, 17:52
        
        pinball > iPad. -- nm - mafic May 29, 17:17
      - Alls I know is Qantas lets you bring immediate family in if you yourself are entitled. -- nm - mafic May 29, 17:08 3
        
        It's a hodge podge mess nowadays with rules, thus all the questions. -- (edited) - ty97 May 29, 17:12 2
        
        Qantas is one unrelated guest, or immediate family. in theory they also have to be travelling on the day, but they've never checked when I've brought - mafic May 29, 17:17 1
        
        Mind you, I hate you for having Qantas lounges, those are pretty nice. - ty97 May 29, 17:33
      - Routing? Airline? This will impact which clubs are even available and what their policies are -- nm - ty97 May 29, 17:06 8
        
        Portland/Calgary/Montreal on Air Canada; Montreal/Philly/Portland on American. - Mop May 29, 17:10 7
        
        For the AA itinerary on the return, you can buy a day pass for $59 and can bring in three children under 18 for free (no free guests over 18). - ty97 May 29, 17:17 6
        
        We've got a bit of a layover in Philly. This may be worthwhile. They also have something called Minute Suites. -- nm - Mop May 29, 17:21 1
        
        I think I've seen them but know nothing about them. -- (edited) - ty97 May 29, 17:27
        
        AC has a Maple Lead lounge at Calgary but you have to be flying on a Latitude or Flex ticket in order to have the right to buy into the lounge - ty97 May 29, 17:21 3
        
        Looks like Prirority Pass can get me access to the Aspire lounges in Calgary. -- nm - Mop May 29, 17:23 2
        
        See my post above about PP. -- nm - ty97 May 29, 17:27 1
        
        (Aspire is in the International Departures area) -- nm - ty97 May 29, 17:29

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