MLL Age Requirements
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MLL Age Requirements
I have given my Son and his family a trip using my Aeroplan points (economy). I also gave him 2 vouchers for the Maple Leaf Lounge. Can he bring his kids in the lounge or do they need vouchers too? The kids are 9 and 11.
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I’m not 100% (suspect each human needs a voucher) but can you just confirm which lounge and route to confirm it’s pass accessible.
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Right, and they're also only good for a departing flight.
So if you're flying say YUL YYZ LHR you're out of luck, if you're flying LHR YYZ YUL you're okay.
But as we're talking about the YYZ Dom/TB lounges, please set your expectations low.
So if you're flying say YUL YYZ LHR you're out of luck, if you're flying LHR YYZ YUL you're okay.
But as we're talking about the YYZ Dom/TB lounges, please set your expectations low.
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I'd argue that's a bit of a YMMV situation. I certainly know of various instances where people were let into the domestic lounge using a MLL pass before their int'l flight (when connecting between a domestic and an int'l flight)
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Also, I could be wrong
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I'd argue it's a bit of a grey area since you do have an onward flight (so you're arguably not using the MLL as an arrivals lounge), however accessing the MLL in the "wrong" concourse may certainly be an issue with some agents.
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From my experience giving passes to family, 1 paying passenger = 1 lounge pass required. My 2 1/2 yr-old granddaughter required a pass. Her 9-month-old sister, traveling as an on-the-lap infant, did not.
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- Outbound flight on AC metal
- Using a domestic lounge
On an unrelated note, I don't see what the title of this thread has to do with anything, as the "age requirement" title is misleading. There is no age requirement for minors to access the lounge as long as they're accompanied by an adult. Each passenger requires a guest pass.
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I've given guest passes to relatives flying Canada-YYZ-Int'l. They were able to use the pass at the domestic AC lounge without issue as there were 2 separate criteria being met:
On an unrelated note, I don't see what the title of this thread has to do with anything, as the "age requirement" title is misleading. There is no age requirement for minors to access the lounge as long as they're accompanied by an adult. Each passenger requires a guest pass.
- Outbound flight on AC metal
- Using a domestic lounge
On an unrelated note, I don't see what the title of this thread has to do with anything, as the "age requirement" title is misleading. There is no age requirement for minors to access the lounge as long as they're accompanied by an adult. Each passenger requires a guest pass.
I am sorry if you misread, misunderstood or did not get the question.