Can a Guester be Guested?

Old May 17, 2017, 10:31 am
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Can a Guester be Guested?

So, just a random missive from my afternoon today.

I'm flying out of LHR on Monday morning with 4 friends. I'm GGL/CCR, and my wife has a Partner Gold card.

So, in theory, I can Guest 2 people into GF, and my wife can guest 1 into GF - so that covers everyone getting into the Lounge.

However, having Guested, could someone come and guest me into the CCR?

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Old May 17, 2017, 10:32 am
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Aren't guests supposed to leave when their "guester" leaves?
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Old May 17, 2017, 10:33 am
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
So, just a random missive from my afternoon today.

I'm flying out of LHR on Monday morning with 4 friends. I'm GGL/CCR, and my wife has a Partner Gold card.

So, in theory, I can Guest 2 people into GF, and my wife can guest 1 into GF - so that covers everyone getting into the Lounge.

However, having Guested, could someone come and guest me into the CCR?

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Well, yes. But you have access to the CCR in any event
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Old May 17, 2017, 10:36 am
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Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
Well, yes. But you have access to the CCR in any event
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).

However, the question still stands out of curiousity

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Old May 17, 2017, 10:38 am
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
However, having Guested, could someone come and guest me into the CCR?
Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
Well, yes. But you have access to the CCR in any event
Yes, I'm equally confused as to why a CCR card holder would want to be guested into the CCR

I am guessing the OP wants to avoid awkward questions about his guests who are in GF. Bit rude to leave wife and guests behind too!
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Old May 17, 2017, 10:39 am
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).

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But everyone won't be in the same lounge.

You'll be in the CCR (with your wife).

I presume the answer is that it's technically possible, morally questionable and possible you may be told to rejoin your guests.

P.S. What lounge are the tennis rackets in?
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).
Yes, but why do you need to be guested into the CCR? That's what is a bit confusing.
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).

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So why would you need to be guested into CCR if you already have access to it?
are you asking for just yourself to be guested or the whole party into CCR?

edit: never mind, understood what you are trying to do?
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).

However, the question still stands out of curiousity

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Originally Posted by Kgmm77
You'll be in the CCR (with your wife).
Not if he is guested into the CCR. His wife will be left behind in GF!

All very confusing!
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
I do, but of the 5 travelling, only myself and my wife have status - and we thought it would be nice to have everyone in the same lounge...so GF opposed to CCR as I cannot guest 2 into the CCR (on this occasion).

However, the question still stands out of curiousity

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Look what you wrote in the first post. You are asking to be "guested" in to the CCR - which makes no sense as you have access to it anyway - and implies that you want to abandon your guests - and your wife? - in a different lounge.
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Originally Posted by gms
Yes, but why do you need to be guested into the CCR? That's what is a bit confusing.
Because it's a more palatable thread title than "can I get away with leaving my guests and heading into the CCR"...
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Sheesh this has confused people!

We will all be in GF as that is where I and my wife can guest EVERYONE into.

However, I wanted to know whether someone could (in theory) come and guest me into CCR? I'm not proposing doing it, but wanted to know whether the BA system could pick it up.

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P.S. @Kgmm77 - I'll let you know about the tennis rackets on Saturday morning when I get to LHR!
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OP can enter the CCR after guesting in his own right, though this may be frowned upon. (No reason why being guested into the CCR would be less frowned upon).

OP's wife can be guested into the CCR by a third party.

OP cannot guest his wife into the CCR, because he only has the option of guesting one into the CCR, or two into GF.

(I think).
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Old May 17, 2017, 10:43 am
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Originally Posted by msm2000uk
Sheesh this has confused people!

We will all be in GF as that is where I and my wife can guest EVERYONE into.

However, I wanted to know whether someone could (in theory) come and guest me into CCR?

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P.S. @Kgmm77 - I'll let you know about the tennis rackets on Saturday morning when I get to LHR!
Yes, but why? You have access already.
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