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San Diego Aspire Lounge

Old Mar 30, 22, 1:35 pm
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Location:
SAN Terminal 2, immediately to the left, before Gate 23


Information:
Irrespective of travel class or airline, the Aspire Lounge at San Diego Airport is open to all guests departing from terminal 2. Guests at this lounge can enjoy a range of facilities including: free WiFi, complimentary showers, dedicated business areas and facilities and an expansive food and beverage menu. Formerly the Airspace Lounge, this airport lounge allows guests to separate themselves from the busy airport concourse and work, play or simply relax.

Website: executivelounges.com


Opening hours:
The hours and additional information are posted here.

Monday 06:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 06:00 - 13:30
Wednesday 06:00 - 19:00
Thursday 06:00 - 13:30
Friday 06:00 - 19:00
Saturday 06:00 - 13:30
Sunday 06:00 - 19:00​


Facilities:
  • Additional $10 credit for premium menu items included with every entry (Not available for Admirals Club members. Credit available for AMEX Platinum and Centurion holders. Passengers who access via BA or JL are entitled to two premium items, regardless of price)
  • Unlimited, complimentary soft drinks and light snacks
  • Full bar
  • Unlimited complimentary espresso and cappuccino
  • Unlimited complimentary Peet's Coffees & Teas
  • Complimentary WiFi
  • Power outlets at every seat
  • Semi-private conference room (Seats up to 6)
  • Complimentary printing
  • Complimentary scanning
  • Complimentary use of shower facility


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San Diego Aspire Lounge

Old Nov 7, 22, 8:42 am
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I see on the app this lounge permits PP access now. I'm not sure if it's open on NYE however, I'll be sure to give it a whirl and see.
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Old Mar 7, 23, 4:18 pm
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Just attended last night.

Priority Pass member who was flying on Southwest.
Checked bagged then headed to T2. Have TSA-precheck so going through Security at T2, then later at T1 was only a couple minutes each time. Even, general security was pretty light. (Monday 4-6 pm)
As stated, a 5-10 minute walk between Terminals.

Door was locked with a sign saying full. Attendant saw us, asked how many(3) and let us in. Did not ask for method of entry prior to checking us in. I had 2 kids, maybe assumed it would've been PP.
There were maybe 5 seats available at 4:30, but did gradually clear out when we left at 6:30.(Flight was delayed)

There were no hot foods. All self-serve.
Ciabatta rolls and various crackers.
Apples and oranges.
Deli Meats and cubed cheeses.
Spring lettuce mix with a few available traditional salad adds.
A pasta salad, kind of some anitpasto mix with no meat.
Hummus spread
Another pasta salad that might have been a tuna base or some type of white sauce(did not try)
Chips and salsa

Chocolate chip cookies
Brownies

I was happy with the quality compared to the SJC lounge offerings a few days ago.
If I can make a sandwich on a nice roll with a pound of turkey, roast beef, salami I'm happy.

Definitely a heavily trafficked Lounge. Good place for cheap eats, but not quiet.
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Old Sep 23, 23, 1:44 pm
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Flew out of T2 today and there was no line entering around 825a. There were still a good amount of seats left especially if you were okay with sitting at the bar. When I left at 840 there was a sign saying lounge is full even though I dont think they were really at capacity. There was a line with 8-10 people forming and no one was at the checkin desk.

The lounge is quite nice with great views but the only hot foods available were bagels and oatmeal. Im glad I didnt hit the rush but appreciate the crowd control for a more relaxing lounge experience.
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Old Dec 1, 23, 3:29 pm
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Just stopped in yesterday morning and it was decent. The food offering was a bit odd with only boiled eggs and sliced deli ham for main dishes/protein. No scrambled eggs or breakfast meat (the ham was sandwich meat). Also, the pancakes, French toast, etc. are around the corner and hidden from the main food and very easy to miss.

Things could have been a bit off as the lounge was scheduled to close at 9AM for "maintenance." All and all it was decent and the staff was pleasant. As far as business level, I would say it was extremely busy for how busy the airport was overall. I'd estimate it at 90%+ of capacity as my wife and I had trouble finding two seats together and the airport was otherwise very empty. We were there on a Weds morning from about 830AM until they closed at 9AM.
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