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Dallas Fort Worth Admirals Clubs and Flagship Lounge
Link to DFW information.
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Locations: All Clubs, lounges and oneworld lounges are airside past security. Entry:
Hours: Current Club hours hours are posted on aa.com here.
All Clubs offer free "well" or "lower shelf" beverages and snacks, food and "upper shelf" drinks and food for purchase, WiFi, PCs and business facilities, printing, fax; all DFW Clubs offer conference facilities for rent (by advance arrangement) and showers.
• New Flagship Lounge and Premium Lounge for DFW "D"
• ARCHIVE of older posts from this thread.
Link to DFW information.
Link to DFW web site
Locations: All Clubs, lounges and oneworld lounges are airside past security. Entry:
- Terminal A: Across from Gate A24 (see Andy’s Blog - link) Business Center.
- Terminal B: Between Gates B3 and B6
- Terminal C and Executive Center: Between Gates C19 and C20
- Terminal D: Flagship Lounge and Admirals Club: Between Gates D23 and D24 (lifts to 5th level)
Hours: Current Club hours hours are posted on aa.com here.
All Clubs offer free "well" or "lower shelf" beverages and snacks, food and "upper shelf" drinks and food for purchase, WiFi, PCs and business facilities, printing, fax; all DFW Clubs offer conference facilities for rent (by advance arrangement) and showers.
- "A" Admirals Club is the old International Terminal Club, has a children's room; limited storage lockers; (smoking room closed 31 Dec 2015); no views. Recently refurbished. Business Center.
- "B" Admirals Club, normal domestic Clubs; B has views and is possibly the least used and probably the quietest. The (unsecured) baggage area has small (full size rollaboards unlikely to fit) baggage storage cubbies (former lockers without doors/locks).
- "C" Admirals Club has a children's room. There is an "Executive Center" with extended business apparatus in Terminal "C". Terminal C Club is fairly busy much of the time.
- "D" Flagship Lounge and Admirals Club in the International Terminal open 15 May 2019.
• New Flagship Lounge and Premium Lounge for DFW "D"
• ARCHIVE of older posts from this thread.
DFW / Dallas Fort Worth Admirals Clubs, Flagship & oneworld Lounges (master thread)
#121
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No Amex Platinum for access to the Centurion Lounge? Or Capital One Venture X for access to the Capital One Lounge? (Both are in D.)
The Venture X card is essentially free, if you can utilize the annual $300 credit on the Capital One travel portal.
The Venture X card is essentially free, if you can utilize the annual $300 credit on the Capital One travel portal.
#122
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club.
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https://thepointsguy.com/reviews/cap...ne-lounge-dfw/
"It lives up to the hype: Our review of the world's first Capital One Lounge at DFW"
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I flew BA F recently ex-DFW and was surprised how good the flagship dining was (by lounge standards, of course, not restaurant standards). The primary area of the lounge isn’t as good, but still decent. No reason to venture anywhere else IMHO.
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agreed. For some reason I thought access was only granted to those on AA metal.
#128
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I *think* the old "The Club DFW" area that also housed various small flex lounges for the foreign flag carriers is now the Capital One Lounge.
If that's the case, are there no more lounges at DFW for any of the foreign flag carriers?
If that's the case, are there no more lounges at DFW for any of the foreign flag carriers?
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FL Self pour + plenty of meal choices outside + runway views =
Im a vegetarian, so outside of breakfast, the standard lounge food is snack worthy at best. Even FFD was borderline.
Im a vegetarian, so outside of breakfast, the standard lounge food is snack worthy at best. Even FFD was borderline.
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ETA: I found photo proving mind isn't entirely gone.
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This must have been what I was thinking as I swore I had seen a BA lounge (and others) nested in this area. I thought I was losing my mind but after reading my first issue of AARP, I see that it's common with people of my generation.
ETA: I found photo proving mind isn't entirely gone.
ETA: I found photo proving mind isn't entirely gone.
#133
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The QF section, though operated by a 3rd party, welcomed any non-AA oneworld sapphire and emerald members before any oneworld flight, based on the QF website description then. Back in the days when sapphire members only had access to the Admirals Club (and I think DFW didn't have a Flagship lounge then?), the QF section of this lounge was a much nicer place for me when I transited in DFW, and I was here several times.
In any case, does anyone know if any of this facility still exists or has it all been taken over by the Capital One Lounge?
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I recalled there were different partitions reserved for different airlines. When I went to the front desk, they were usually unsure whether I was allowed access. They would (sometimes I had to push them to) refer me to the receptionist in front of the QF partition to scan me in.