CWLCY LCY Arrivals
Mar 6, 2015, 12:14 pm
#16
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Thanks for the info.
Mar 10, 2015, 6:01 pm
#17
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The wait is 10 mins max. And you can check you luggage too. If you can't beat us....join us
Mar 11, 2015, 5:56 am
#18
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The point about the checked-in luggage vs no checked-in luggage folk is interesting.
Each time I've used the service (with no checked-in luggage to wait for), I've never been asked to wait for anyone else before getting a car. In fact, I've had a car to myself (or with just the person I'm travelling with) with just one exception when we arrrived at the Arrivals desk at the same time and they put the three of us in a car together which made sense.
Each time I've used the service (with no checked-in luggage to wait for), I've never been asked to wait for anyone else before getting a car. In fact, I've had a car to myself (or with just the person I'm travelling with) with just one exception when we arrrived at the Arrivals desk at the same time and they put the three of us in a car together which made sense.
Mar 11, 2015, 6:25 am
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Aug 15, 2015, 1:06 pm
#21
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I think breakfast finishes at 10:30am at the Radisson. When I was on the 004 we arrived early and when we got to the hotel they said breakfast was still on if we wanted something. If the flight arrives on schedule, then I don't think so.
You won't need one - you will be served an excellent breakfast on board.
You won't need one - you will be served an excellent breakfast on board.
Aug 15, 2015, 1:13 pm
#22
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I thought that if you arrive after the end of breakfast they let you order something from the a la carte? Is that no longer the case??
Aug 15, 2015, 1:23 pm
#24
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We would prefer to sleep on the plane
and then get breakfast at the Raddison but if we can't get breakfast won't bother going there which is why I am trying to find out. I have asked BA but they don't know what is available!
and then get breakfast at the Raddison but if we can't get breakfast won't bother going there which is why I am trying to find out. I have asked BA but they don't know what is available!
Aug 15, 2015, 4:30 pm
#27
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I end up taking the BA4 every 4-6 weeks. I don't always use arrivals but when I do breakfast is usually finished by the time I've arrived and showered.
You should speak to one of the staff in the bar area and they'll let you order pretty much what you want off the a la carte menu.
I've never been served leftovers any time I've been there! The food is a much higher standard than anything you'll get on board (or in T5 arrivals, including CCR brekkie).
You should speak to one of the staff in the bar area and they'll let you order pretty much what you want off the a la carte menu.
I've never been served leftovers any time I've been there! The food is a much higher standard than anything you'll get on board (or in T5 arrivals, including CCR brekkie).
Aug 16, 2015, 2:23 pm
#28
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I end up taking the BA4 every 4-6 weeks. I don't always use arrivals but when I do breakfast is usually finished by the time I've arrived and showered.
You should speak to one of the staff in the bar area and they'll let you order pretty much what you want off the a la carte menu.
I've never been served leftovers any time I've been there! The food is a much higher standard than anything you'll get on board (or in T5 arrivals, including CCR brekkie).
You should speak to one of the staff in the bar area and they'll let you order pretty much what you want off the a la carte menu.
I've never been served leftovers any time I've been there! The food is a much higher standard than anything you'll get on board (or in T5 arrivals, including CCR brekkie).