Originally Posted by
dkc192
I still don’t get why not open up the dining room when the lounge opens, especially if they’re going to serve a la carte items anyway. Are they keeping the lights off in there to save a couple hours of electricity?
Crowding has become an issue at this lounge during the morning and evening peaks as more long-haul flights get added at LAX.
The only thing I can think of is anything beyond the current contract hours must be super expensive. Have you ever been in the IAD Polaris lounge when it closes? You have to fight your way down the steps with all the employees exiting. Well, maybe that's a little bit of exaggeration.
But it does negatively impact the lounge experience as employees rush to get ahead of you and out the doors.