One Minute, you are standing in line longer than a python, where the progress is slower than stop and go traffic. You got there 3 hours earlier, nearly guaranteed being the first person there, instead, you are greeted with 500 other lookalikes, exactly with the same idea you had. So why is it that the road to vacation starts with Hell?
Where in the airport is the place full of peace, no screaming humans yelling about how they are priority member of who-knows what airline Diamond Pearl whatever status. The safe haven away from the battleground, known as a...lounge.
An airport lounge is not just for the ultra rich anymore, anyone can visit them and here is how.
Raise your hand if you have ever experienced a delayed/cancelled flight? If your hand didn't go up, you are one in a million. Especially when weather creates delays, the airlines have no wrongdoing. Unless it is something that is caused by them, they don't have to help you find other flights/get you a hotel room. So, when that ugly snowstorm approaches you and you are caught off-guard, head on down to the nearest airline lounge. With prices as low as $50 for a one-time visit, the price is easily cheaper than having to pay for that ever so fancy connector Hotel where the brand is a luxury-brand-just-for-some-island-where-the-temperature-of-the-water-is-hot-kind-of-thing. For that low cost price, you can sit back and relax while the specialty concierge staff can prioritize your needs and negotiate ways to get you out of your current state of misery. You Hungry? No matter what airline lounge, there is always some type of snack. Want to let your family and friends know you are living it up in a snowstorm? With the high speed internet the lounge provides, you'll be surprising your Facebook friends about your experience! Do you feel dirty from touching all the airports rails? Some major airports even have shower suites, where you can get clean in a luxurious shower worth more than some of the planes.
So tell me, would you rather struggle with that hotel about that random fee you had no idea about while dragging your luggage into the abyss and checking to see if the hoard has moved from the customer service booth? Or would you like to spend your time binge-watching Parks and Recreation while special airline agents work on your flight status? You tell me.
Where in the airport is the place full of peace, no screaming humans yelling about how they are priority member of who-knows what airline Diamond Pearl whatever status. The safe haven away from the battleground, known as a...lounge.
An airport lounge is not just for the ultra rich anymore, anyone can visit them and here is how.
Raise your hand if you have ever experienced a delayed/cancelled flight? If your hand didn't go up, you are one in a million. Especially when weather creates delays, the airlines have no wrongdoing. Unless it is something that is caused by them, they don't have to help you find other flights/get you a hotel room. So, when that ugly snowstorm approaches you and you are caught off-guard, head on down to the nearest airline lounge. With prices as low as $50 for a one-time visit, the price is easily cheaper than having to pay for that ever so fancy connector Hotel where the brand is a luxury-brand-just-for-some-island-where-the-temperature-of-the-water-is-hot-kind-of-thing. For that low cost price, you can sit back and relax while the specialty concierge staff can prioritize your needs and negotiate ways to get you out of your current state of misery. You Hungry? No matter what airline lounge, there is always some type of snack. Want to let your family and friends know you are living it up in a snowstorm? With the high speed internet the lounge provides, you'll be surprising your Facebook friends about your experience! Do you feel dirty from touching all the airports rails? Some major airports even have shower suites, where you can get clean in a luxurious shower worth more than some of the planes.
So tell me, would you rather struggle with that hotel about that random fee you had no idea about while dragging your luggage into the abyss and checking to see if the hoard has moved from the customer service booth? Or would you like to spend your time binge-watching Parks and Recreation while special airline agents work on your flight status? You tell me.