Centurion Lounge LAX TBIT (opened March 9, 2020; reopened June 15, 2022)
Apr 28, 2021, 6:58 pm
#303
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Thanks for the update - was it the same Turkey wrap? Guess I'll go to TBIT for a 'swipe' to go so they know there is interest, then go to Admirals for the drinks
Apr 28, 2021, 7:22 pm
#304
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: DAL
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No, Southern theme now. It was a very nice fried chicken wrap with a very fresh coleslaw (not swimming in mayo). Chips came with a very good pimento cheese dip. Two cookies too.
May 3, 2021, 8:05 am
#305
Join Date: May 2018
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Visited yesterday (5/2) Same box lunch with the southern theme as noted above. It was really good considering it was a boxed lunch. They offered coffee or tea, too. With TIBT not crowded it was easy to find space out there. Or do like the couple we later saw in Alaska lounge who brought it with them there.
And you could use the restroom which they escorted me to. I bet that type of service won't stick around after opening
.
I asked about fully reopening (which I bet they're getting tired of being asked) and she was optimistic that it would be soon. Said something like "any day now."
And you could use the restroom which they escorted me to. I bet that type of service won't stick around after opening
.I asked about fully reopening (which I bet they're getting tired of being asked) and she was optimistic that it would be soon. Said something like "any day now."
May 6, 2021, 3:20 pm
#307
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: LAX
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Yes, still grab-and-go only. Current menu posted below; it hasn't changed in the last two months. I asked today and was told they have no update or estimate for when the CL will be reopened. They're trying and I still have a hard time faulting the CL for LAX's nonsensical policies (for example, why it's perfectly acceptable to eat in some airport lounges but not others or why the airport has banned outside food from being allowed in airline lounges while being perfectly fine with eating the same food in a packed gate area).
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May 6, 2021, 11:11 pm
#308
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May 8, 2021, 3:18 pm
#309
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Talk about the ultimate sacrifice! You couldn't pay me to visit LAX if I didn't have to. In all the years I've been flying in and out of that miserable airport (nearly 40 now), it has never been more of a cluster than it is right now. Virtually everything is under construction and the arrivals level gridlock has returned with a vengeance.
May 8, 2021, 5:35 pm
#310
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Talk about the ultimate sacrifice! You couldn't pay me to visit LAX if I didn't have to. In all the years I've been flying in and out of that miserable airport (nearly 40 now), it has never been more of a cluster than it is right now. Virtually everything is under construction and the arrivals level gridlock has returned with a vengeance.
) re this airport, personally I very much appreciate the weather-safe operations at LAX virtually year-round!Btw, that chicken wrap is a nice grab&go item. Wondering, how tasty it is?
May 8, 2021, 8:08 pm
#311
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May 9, 2021, 2:15 pm
#312
Join Date: Apr 2015
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I know the hours at Centurion LAX lounge is 7a-3pm currently. Any idea what is the latest time one can grab a bag from the lounge? Right on the dot at 2:59pm or earlier?
P2 has an AA flight leaving at 5:25pm. He is one of those people that think that he should be at the airport at least two hours ahead for a domestic flight. Debating if I should take him to the airport a little earlier so he can grab a bag from the Centurion lounge, or if I should suggest him to try his chances at Alaska lounge. Yeah, I know, neither are great options.
P2 has an AA flight leaving at 5:25pm. He is one of those people that think that he should be at the airport at least two hours ahead for a domestic flight. Debating if I should take him to the airport a little earlier so he can grab a bag from the Centurion lounge, or if I should suggest him to try his chances at Alaska lounge. Yeah, I know, neither are great options.
May 9, 2021, 2:20 pm
#313
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 597
A bag in the hand is worth two in the Club. Get there early and get the Grab 'n Go. You never know whether there will be room in the Alaska
Lounge. If there is, that your Centurion bag lunch with you into the Lounge and maybe hold on to it for your flight. If the Alaska Lounge is full
to their limited capacity, at least he'll have the grab & go bag.
Lounge. If there is, that your Centurion bag lunch with you into the Lounge and maybe hold on to it for your flight. If the Alaska Lounge is full
to their limited capacity, at least he'll have the grab & go bag.
May 12, 2021, 7:34 pm
#314
Join Date: May 2021
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Any idea if you can bring in a guest on a different airline flight? Or do they not scan the guests ticket? I'm going on a trip with a friend but he found a slightly cheaper flight out on a different airline, not sure if the lounge agent will consider them not a guest if we have different boarding passes
May 12, 2021, 7:44 pm
#315
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Any idea if you can bring in a guest on a different airline flight? Or do they not scan the guests ticket? I'm going on a trip with a friend but he found a slightly cheaper flight out on a different airline, not sure if the lounge agent will consider them not a guest if we have different boarding passes