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Note, much of this thread concerns the previous Admirals Club located in Satellite A which closed in October 2023.
Discussion of the new and current Admirals Club begins at post 97
Admirals Club, Concourse C
Location
After security, mezzanine level, near gate 32 (above Great Divide)
Hours
Daily: 04:30 to 23:30
Amenities
Complimentary food and drinks
Full-service bar
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Kids Room
Discussion of the new and current Admirals Club begins at post 97
Admirals Club, Concourse C
Location
After security, mezzanine level, near gate 32 (above Great Divide)
Hours
Daily: 04:30 to 23:30
Amenities
Complimentary food and drinks
Full-service bar
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Kids Room
DEN / Denver International Airport Admirals Club (master thread)
#31
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: DEN
Programs: AA EXP 1MM, UA 1K 1MM, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Plat
Posts: 400
Agree with the AAngels comment - and I fly UA and F9 with frequency as well and they are always pleased to welcome you at DEN AC on those itineraries. One of my main reasons for renewing AC...access when flying OALs
#32
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Wyoming
Programs: AAdvantage Gold, HHonors Gold
Posts: 114
Plenty of time go to from B to A and back again for the club.
#33
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,313
i was pretty happy when i found the correct elevator that goes straight from the train level right up to the front door of the Admirals Club...I don't think I've ever seen a sign for it down at the train level. but when you take it, you eliminate 3 escalators, the food court, the moving walkway, and the ramp. saves 5 min each way
#34
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i was pretty happy when i found the correct elevator that goes straight from the train level right up to the front door of the Admirals Club...I don't think I've ever seen a sign for it down at the train level. but when you take it, you eliminate 3 escalators, the food court, the moving walkway, and the ramp. saves 5 min each way
#35
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,313
I think I remember two elevators that go all the way up to the club level and two at the other end of the train station that stop too short
#36
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that would be really helpful. Thanks for taking a pic. All I know is if you get the two elevators that are the wrong ones from train level, they don't go all the way up to the club level.
I think I remember two elevators that go all the way up to the club level and two at the other end of the train station that stop too short
I think I remember two elevators that go all the way up to the club level and two at the other end of the train station that stop too short
Airline clubs have signage on the right of this escalator trailblazer. Taken from the train level, A Gates.
#37
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,313
#38
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: IAD/DCA/BWI
Programs: AA Executive Platinum
Posts: 578
Thanks for the pic. The club sign in the pic is directing people to the escalator.im looking for any sign which points to the correct bank of elevators that avoid all the escalators and save time as they open just a couple feet from the club front door. However the other bank of elevators from the train don't go to the club level at all. I always get mixed up which ELEVATORS to ride, not which escalators.
#39
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Thanks for the pic. The club sign in the pic is directing people to the escalator.im looking for any sign which points to the correct bank of elevators that avoid all the escalators and save time as they open just a couple feet from the club front door. However the other bank of elevators from the train don't go to the club level at all. I always get mixed up which ELEVATORS to ride, not which escalators.
#40
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I was able to get DIA to fix the sign for you:
#41
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: USA & UK -- AA EXP 3.5MM, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Plat, Avis President's Club
Posts: 6,411
IIRC there is a bank of TWO elevators and a bank of ONE elevator. Take the single (in the bank of ONE) elevator to the Mezzanine level, hang a right, and walk through the big doors. Once inside those doors, the USO club is to your left and the AA/BA club is to your right down a hallway.
#42
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IIRC there is a bank of TWO elevators and a bank of ONE elevator. Take the single (in the bank of ONE) elevator to the Mezzanine level, hang a right, and walk through the big doors. Once inside those doors, the USO club is to your left and the AA/BA club is to your right down a hallway.
#44
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Meanwhile, the Denver AC is not doing so well lately. Two months without a soda machine? Unacceptable. This morning it's dirty, the food offerings are thin and picked over, and yogurt is just thrown into the bins without ice to keep them cool.
#45
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,313
I agree, it's a ridiculous length of time to not have replaced the soda fountain. I think it's been broken (and now gone) for MONTHS. Perhaps they are on the list for a Coke freestyle machine? till, their budget must be paper thin if they can't make this fix in under a week.