Access to Delta Crown Room
Feb 28, 2008, 10:52 pm
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Feb 28, 2008, 10:58 pm
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Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs
Board Room members have access to Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City with same-day travel on Delta Air Lines. Two guests or spouse and children under 21 may accompany the member.
I do think DL gives access for certain F cabin JFK transcon routes (this is separate and apart from BR access).
Board Room members have access to Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City with same-day travel on Delta Air Lines. Two guests or spouse and children under 21 may accompany the member.
I do think DL gives access for certain F cabin JFK transcon routes (this is separate and apart from BR access).
Feb 28, 2008, 10:58 pm
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The answer, of course, is right on alaskaair.com
Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs
Board Room members have access to Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City with same-day travel on Delta Air Lines. Two guests or spouse and children under 21 may accompany the member.
http://www.alaskaair.com/as/www2/Fli...tionsHours.asp
Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs
Board Room members have access to Delta Air Lines Crown Room Clubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City with same-day travel on Delta Air Lines. Two guests or spouse and children under 21 may accompany the member.
http://www.alaskaair.com/as/www2/Fli...tionsHours.asp
Feb 29, 2008, 6:29 am
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yeah but like all other things airline related, they leave it very vague and leaving you wondering and guessing. In specifically refering to DEN which is listed on the AS page.vThe first class boardroom rules reads like this under the policies tab.
Passengers ticketed in First Class in either F or A class have access to the Alaska Airlines Board Room included in their ticket (excluding reciprocal agreements with other airline clubrooms). Passengers traveling on an upgraded ticket booked in U class do not have access.My question is: what is the recipricol agreements with each different airline that they are partnered with? From reading it one thinks that no you dont have access to the DL room but what if their agreement was to also accept F tickets from each other to gain access? Once again vague info from an airline....who could imagine
Passengers ticketed in First Class in either F or A class have access to the Alaska Airlines Board Room included in their ticket (excluding reciprocal agreements with other airline clubrooms). Passengers traveling on an upgraded ticket booked in U class do not have access.My question is: what is the recipricol agreements with each different airline that they are partnered with? From reading it one thinks that no you dont have access to the DL room but what if their agreement was to also accept F tickets from each other to gain access? Once again vague info from an airline....who could imagine
Feb 29, 2008, 11:19 am
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If you have an American Express Platinum card you can also get into the Crown rooms as well........just show card and boarding pass at any Crown room and you are fine.
If you have a Platinum card you don't have to be an Alaska boardroom member.
If you have a Platinum card you don't have to be an Alaska boardroom member.
Feb 29, 2008, 11:47 am
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If you travel alone most of the time, you could always purchase a Priority Pass which will get you into any Crown Room regardless of whether you're flying Delta or not. It'll also get you into AS, CO, NW, UA & US clubs in the US, not to mention many more worldwide.
Feb 29, 2008, 3:50 pm
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(Also, I was just looking at the PP website, and it looks like most lounges accept guests of the cardholder. AS must be the exception, then.)
Feb 29, 2008, 6:22 pm
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I've had no problem taking guests to the Boardroom with PP, however, as noted, there is a $27 charge for the priviledge.
A little known benefit for BofA customers with more than $200,000 in deposits and investments is that you qualify for the Bank of America Accolades American Exress card, and one of the benefits for customers with that asset level is free Priority Pass (the $399 version). Not a bad deal! And if you're assigned to BofA's Premier Banking division, the service really isn't THAT bad!
A little known benefit for BofA customers with more than $200,000 in deposits and investments is that you qualify for the Bank of America Accolades American Exress card, and one of the benefits for customers with that asset level is free Priority Pass (the $399 version). Not a bad deal! And if you're assigned to BofA's Premier Banking division, the service really isn't THAT bad!
Feb 29, 2008, 6:24 pm
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Feb 29, 2008, 10:39 pm
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So, just to clarify: with the Priority Pass, you do not need to have a same-day flight on a given airline to use that airline's lounge? Hmm...this is sounding like a better and better deal...
(Also, I was just looking at the PP website, and it looks like most lounges accept guests of the cardholder. AS must be the exception, then.)
(Also, I was just looking at the PP website, and it looks like most lounges accept guests of the cardholder. AS must be the exception, then.)
Feb 29, 2008, 11:08 pm
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Mar 1, 2008, 12:06 am
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Mar 1, 2008, 7:33 am
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Yes, she doesn't get back to me until the last possible minute, and then needs things almost after the fact. (This is from private phone calls/messages/email exchanges with her). She was supposed to get back to me on something (which has turned out to be a delayable item) the Wednesday after President's day.
Anyway, back to using the PP this morning in a part of SFO that has no BR access ^
Anyway, back to using the PP this morning in a part of SFO that has no BR access ^