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Link to YYZ AA airport information.
Link to YYZ airport web site.
LOCATION: Terminal 3, Concourse A, turn right immediately after clearing security checkpoint.
N.B. Toronto Pearson requires U.S. Customs and Border Protection preclearance before departing to USA destinations.
HOURS: Current hours are posted on aa.com here.
AMENITIES:
NOTE. As of December 16th this club is closed for renovations, expected re-opening sometime in March.
UPDATE: A March 24 report said it was still closed; an April 14 call indicated it was still closed, with opening date TBD.
(lower right wiki corner)YYZ / Toronto (Ontario, Canada) - Lester B. Pearson International Airport
Terminal 3, Concourse A Admirals Club
Terminal 3, Concourse A Admirals Club
Link to YYZ AA airport information.
Link to YYZ airport web site.
LOCATION: Terminal 3, Concourse A, turn right immediately after clearing security checkpoint.
N.B. Toronto Pearson requires U.S. Customs and Border Protection preclearance before departing to USA destinations.
HOURS: Current hours are posted on aa.com here.
AMENITIES:
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- PCs with Internet access
- Food for purchase
NOTE. As of December 16th this club is closed for renovations, expected re-opening sometime in March.
UPDATE: A March 24 report said it was still closed; an April 14 call indicated it was still closed, with opening date TBD.
YYZ / Toronto - Pearson Int'l. Airport Terminal 3 Admirals Club (master thread)
May 2, 2011, 12:50 pm
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I was in the MIA AC (D30) a couple months back and was waiting near the front desk for a shower to open up. There were these two little juvenile deliquents running all over the place screaming and yelling. One of the AC Angels asked the children their parents names. She then pages the parents to the front desk and advises them that if they cannot control their children properly they will asked to leave the AC immediately.^
May 2, 2011, 1:00 pm
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I was in the MIA AC (D30) a couple months back and was waiting near the front desk for a shower to open up. There were these two little juvenile deliquents running all over the place screaming and yelling. One of the AC Angels asked the children their parents names. She then pages the parents to the front desk and advises them that if they cannot control their children properly they will asked to leave the AC immediately.^
May 2, 2011, 1:28 pm
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May 2, 2011, 1:33 pm
#34
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I thought about it. But then I realized that there are those out there that would see the AC Angel is being "rude" and "uncaring" towards families. I just instead smiled at her and todded my head in thanks.
May 2, 2011, 1:41 pm
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since the mother and father don't care and they tend to join the kid to the yelling mode and playing around, who's suppose to say anything to this family?
admirals club staff? the same employee that told me to remind her about pre-boarding because she tend to forget things?
or the AC etiquette allows this to take place?
admirals club staff? the same employee that told me to remind her about pre-boarding because she tend to forget things?
or the AC etiquette allows this to take place?
May 2, 2011, 6:21 pm
#36
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didn't ask the AC staff, It makes me uncomfortable and I guess is their work to monitor and control this nuisance?, as the lounge is very small and she could hear the kid from where she was.
May 2, 2011, 8:31 pm
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I was in the MIA AC (D30) a couple months back and was waiting near the front desk for a shower to open up. There were these two little juvenile deliquents running all over the place screaming and yelling. One of the AC Angels asked the children their parents names. She then pages the parents to the front desk and advises them that if they cannot control their children properly they will asked to leave the AC immediately.^
May 2, 2011, 9:24 pm
#38
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If you're that afraid of handling business, how do you get any actual work done ?
May 2, 2011, 10:51 pm
#40
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My procedure would be as follows:
1. Ask the AC staff to have a word with the parents.
2. If they won't, have a word with the parents myself.
3. If they do nothing, teach the kids a few "grown up" words that will make them sound cool.
1. Ask the AC staff to have a word with the parents.
2. If they won't, have a word with the parents myself.
3. If they do nothing, teach the kids a few "grown up" words that will make them sound cool.
May 2, 2011, 11:59 pm
#41
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I was in the MIA AC (D30) a couple months back and was waiting near the front desk for a shower to open up. There were these two little juvenile deliquents running all over the place screaming and yelling. One of the AC Angels asked the children their parents names. She then pages the parents to the front desk and advises them that if they cannot control their children properly they will asked to leave the AC immediately.^
May 3, 2011, 12:23 am
#42
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Haha. Then who will tell the new "grown ups" not to yell when they use the big boy words?
May 3, 2011, 12:47 am
#43
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To put it plainly AC staff should speak to the parents about controlling their offspring, as should FAs in similar situations on flights.
May 3, 2011, 12:48 am
#44
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May 3, 2011, 12:50 am
#45
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what about this would make you uncomfortable ? Simply find an AC staffer or manager, explain the situation and ask them to handle it. No confrontation. No snitching on the obnoxious family as far as they know.
If you're that afraid of handling business, how do you get any actual work done ?
If you're that afraid of handling business, how do you get any actual work done ?