Delta Crown Room Courtesy Pass
Oct 19, 2006, 11:08 am
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Delta Crown Room Courtesy Pass
How is a Delta Crown Room Courtesy Pass issued or obtained? Thanks.
Oct 19, 2006, 11:28 am
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Online or on Ebay or Coupon Connection
Oct 20, 2006, 11:08 am
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I got one once when my flight was delayed or canceled and the re-route required a layover of a few hours.
Oct 20, 2006, 11:57 am
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Which CRC to sample in ATL?
Originally Posted by skchin
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Our coupons specify just one visit per pass.
Oct 20, 2006, 12:09 pm
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Depends on your gates. I always try to get to the departure concourse before imbibing. A-17 is largest but is also worst when it comes to crowded times. For computer access, T-concourse or A-centerpoint are best. If you don't like elevators, the one by B-10 is on one level as is E-concourse.
After seven years of commuting through ATL, T-concourse is most relaxing while A-17 has most capable and nicest (i.e., bending rules) agents. However, the most help I have ever had was from B-10 during IRROPS when they were able to 735D us on Dragon Air even though SMS was balking.
Marc
After seven years of commuting through ATL, T-concourse is most relaxing while A-17 has most capable and nicest (i.e., bending rules) agents. However, the most help I have ever had was from B-10 during IRROPS when they were able to 735D us on Dragon Air even though SMS was balking.
Marc
Oct 21, 2006, 4:37 am
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Snooze and a Shower!
Originally Posted by Marq
Depends on your gates. I always try to get to the departure concourse before imbibing. A-17 is largest but is also worst when it comes to crowded times. For computer access, T-concourse or A-centerpoint are best. If you don't like elevators, the one by B-10 is on one level as is E-concourse.
After seven years of commuting through ATL, T-concourse is most relaxing while A-17 has most capable and nicest (i.e., bending rules) agents. However, the most help I have ever had was from B-10 during IRROPS when they were able to 735D us on Dragon Air even though SMS was balking.
Marc
After seven years of commuting through ATL, T-concourse is most relaxing while A-17 has most capable and nicest (i.e., bending rules) agents. However, the most help I have ever had was from B-10 during IRROPS when they were able to 735D us on Dragon Air even though SMS was balking.
Marc
We appreciate your input. We will be arriving on a TATL around 4.30pm EST and leaving to TUS at 8.40pm. So a place to freshen up and relax would be nice. Suppose a snooze and a shower would be too much to ask?
Oct 21, 2006, 7:17 am
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Originally Posted by pinkies
Suppose a snooze and a shower would be too much to ask?
The Crown Room seating consists of single and two person ("love seats") seats that are _just_ uncomfortable enough to discourage any sleeping (perhaps on purpose?). There is certainly no area to recline.
Jan 9, 2013, 3:15 pm
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Vintage crown room passes & inflight coupons still good???
My father passed away and while sorting through his things, my mother found a stack of Delta crown room courtesy passes and inflight courtesy coupons. None have expiration dates, however the crown room passes do have MCO DSO stamped on them. I know that MCO is their home airport in Orlando, but what is the DSO and does this stamp limit where these can be used (if they can still be used at all?)?? Thanks in advance for any info!
Jan 10, 2013, 9:45 pm
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My father passed away and while sorting through his things, my mother found a stack of Delta crown room courtesy passes and inflight courtesy coupons. None have expiration dates, however the crown room passes do have MCO DSO stamped on them. I know that MCO is their home airport in Orlando, but what is the DSO and does this stamp limit where these can be used (if they can still be used at all?)?? Thanks in advance for any info!
Jan 17, 2013, 8:50 am
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ended up finding the info elsewhere. thanks!
Last edited by Shnz821; Sep 6, 2013 at 5:31 pm
Jan 18, 2013, 3:22 pm
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I think your ability to use these is totally depending on the mood / kindness of the staff. There are no Crown Rooms anymore (Skyclub now), so they are very dated despite no expiration.
I have no idea what DSO means, and likely the club operators will not know either, so I don't think it will matter as much as how lenient the SkyClub staff is.
I have no idea what DSO means, and likely the club operators will not know either, so I don't think it will matter as much as how lenient the SkyClub staff is.