Accessing The Club LAS on arrival
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2009
Programs: Mileage Plus, AAdvantage
Posts: 424
Accessing The Club LAS on arrival
Wanted to see if anyone has experience accessing The Club at Vegas airport (Terminal 3) on arrival using priority pass?
Do they strictly check for a departing BP?
Do they strictly check for a departing BP?
#4
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Programs: Mileage Plus, AAdvantage
Posts: 424
Just to confirm you were allowed access on arrival using priority pass, right?
#7
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Bergen County NJ
Programs: AA EXP, B6 Mosaic 1, Amtrak Select, Marriott Plat , AMEX Plat (noted for club access reference)
Posts: 774
Wanted to follow up and see if anyone has had success using this as an arrival's lounge recently?
The policy states "Access is permitted 3 hours prior to scheduled flight departure."
However further down in the FAQ's it states :
" Who can use the lounge?
Our lounges are located after security in the departure area and are available to checked-in departing or arriving passengers (please note this excludes arriving passengers at The Club CHS and Club Aspire Heathrow Terminal 3 & 5). It doesn't matter which airline or class of ticket you've got, you're welcome to use The Club and Club Aspire lounges.
If you have a lounge access membership card, members of Priority Pass, Lounge Key and Lounge Club are accepted in all our lounges. Access is subject to availability without a reservation."
Would love some reports if anyone has any. Have a friend flying in 90 minutes after I am and was looking to hangout in the lounge do some work and wait for her.
The policy states "Access is permitted 3 hours prior to scheduled flight departure."
However further down in the FAQ's it states :
" Who can use the lounge?
Our lounges are located after security in the departure area and are available to checked-in departing or arriving passengers (please note this excludes arriving passengers at The Club CHS and Club Aspire Heathrow Terminal 3 & 5). It doesn't matter which airline or class of ticket you've got, you're welcome to use The Club and Club Aspire lounges.
If you have a lounge access membership card, members of Priority Pass, Lounge Key and Lounge Club are accepted in all our lounges. Access is subject to availability without a reservation."
Would love some reports if anyone has any. Have a friend flying in 90 minutes after I am and was looking to hangout in the lounge do some work and wait for her.
#9
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Greater Chicagoland Area
Programs: frontier Elite, Hertz PC
Posts: 1,454
Used to love The Club when it was that little place at D gates past the escalators and allowed the arrival usage. My friend and I closed it one time and we drank like half a bottle of Johnny Walker (mostly him). Bartender/lounge dragon (was often the same person or they had two workers sometimes).
#11
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Join Date: May 2021
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This lounge at D gates is a small lounge with none to very little food offering, no showers, nothing but alcohol. Unless your purpose is to get drunk before heading out of airport, I don't see a reason to go to this lounge upon arrival.
#12
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: San Francisco/Sydney
Programs: UA 1K/MM, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Something, IHG Gold, Hertz PC, Avis PC
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Accessed the E lounge "on arrival" a few weeks ago with no issues (I was actually also departing, but used the arrival boarding pass as the departure flight was more than 3 hours away). The staff commented on the fact I was arriving, so were clearly aware of it.
The D lounge has QR codes on the tables that can be used to order food and drinks, with a range similar to that available in the E lounge. They definitely have a sign for showers (and the priority pass app also states they have showers), although I've never used them so can't confirm they are actually available. Are you perhaps thinking of the old D lounge which was over near the escalators going down to the train? That was indeed very mediocre, but hasn't been in use for many years.
The D lounge has QR codes on the tables that can be used to order food and drinks, with a range similar to that available in the E lounge. They definitely have a sign for showers (and the priority pass app also states they have showers), although I've never used them so can't confirm they are actually available. Are you perhaps thinking of the old D lounge which was over near the escalators going down to the train? That was indeed very mediocre, but hasn't been in use for many years.