Buy lounge access at CDG?
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Buy lounge access at CDG?
I have an upcoming layover at CDG for 5 hours between an AC and AF flight. The AF flight is in Y to RNS. Is it possible to buy lounge access to the AF lounge?
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Only if you are Flying Blue silver I think, but not otherwise. I believe RNS flights leave from terminal 2G where even if you are silver, the fee of €35 would be absolutely not worth it as this is a "patio lounge" which could be better described as "lounge minus" (you would also be entitled - this time for free - if you are on a full fare premium eco ticket, booked in class A, W, or S).
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Only if you are Flying Blue silver I think, but not otherwise. I believe RNS flights leave from terminal 2G where even if you are silver, the fee of €35 would be absolutely not worth it as this is a "patio lounge" which could be better described as "lounge minus" (you would also be entitled - this time for free - if you are on a full fare premium eco ticket, booked in class A, W, or S).
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http://www.airfrance.fr/FR/en/common..._airfrance.htm
** List of lounges with entry fees:
- Europe: Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Lisbon, Manchester, Milan, Munich, Paris-Charles de Gaulle (except La Première / First lounge and Terminal 2G lounge), Stuttgart and Zurich.
- North America (AIR FRANCE/KLM/Delta): Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Montreal, New York-JFK, San Francisco, Toronto, Washington, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Tampa, Dallas, Raleigh, New Orleans, Jacksonville, Seattle, Fort Lauderdale, Minneapolis, Portland, Detroit, West Palm Beach, Memphis, Milwaukee, Boston and New York-La Guardia.
- South America (Air France lounges): Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
- Asia-Pacific (Air France and Delta lounges): Tokyo and Honolulu.
- Africa (Air France): Douala and Johannesburg.
- Middle East (AIR FRANCE and KLM lounges): Dubai.
** List of lounges with entry fees:
- Europe: Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Lisbon, Manchester, Milan, Munich, Paris-Charles de Gaulle (except La Première / First lounge and Terminal 2G lounge), Stuttgart and Zurich.
- North America (AIR FRANCE/KLM/Delta): Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Montreal, New York-JFK, San Francisco, Toronto, Washington, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Tampa, Dallas, Raleigh, New Orleans, Jacksonville, Seattle, Fort Lauderdale, Minneapolis, Portland, Detroit, West Palm Beach, Memphis, Milwaukee, Boston and New York-La Guardia.
- South America (Air France lounges): Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
- Asia-Pacific (Air France and Delta lounges): Tokyo and Honolulu.
- Africa (Air France): Douala and Johannesburg.
- Middle East (AIR FRANCE and KLM lounges): Dubai.
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Thanks everyone... I appreciate the advice. Any suggestions on how to spend the 5 hours? Day room at a an airport hotel? (Don't want to go into the city itself as it's not much time and I'm there often enough as it is).
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So what did you end up doing D582? I am almost in the exact situation (5 hrs @ CDG and trying not to pay 179 euros for a day room at Sheraton). The other option is to get a Priority Pass membership and go to a lounge for 27 USD.
Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd just bump this one. Sorry if this is against the rules or frowned upon, etc.
Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd just bump this one. Sorry if this is against the rules or frowned upon, etc.
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So what did you end up doing D582? I am almost in the exact situation (5 hrs @ CDG and trying not to pay 179 euros for a day room at Sheraton). The other option is to get a Priority Pass membership and go to a lounge for 27 USD.
Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd just bump this one. Sorry if this is against the rules or frowned upon, etc.
Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd just bump this one. Sorry if this is against the rules or frowned upon, etc.