Boston BOS Sky Club: The Definitive Thread
Jun 11, 2015, 7:27 am
#121
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Jun 11, 2015, 10:23 am
#122
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Shame because in late 2011 they were still there under UA/CO. I think CO made a few cosmetic changes to the space when they took over in 2007 but for whatever reason left the tiles. What if anything else has DL changed?
Jun 15, 2015, 3:13 pm
#123
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I am here now. It still says it on the check in area on the floor but it doesnt sound like it is the orgiinal tiles you all are talking about
Jul 4, 2015, 9:21 am
#124
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'New' A7 vs older one in satellite concourse
I tried out the 'new' A7 SC today and now sitting in the old skyclub near A17.
The A7 club is small and to me seemed very 'sterile'. There are a lot of workstations. Most of the chairs are in one room in very structured block. The wifi is good and bartender is friendly. There is no view of any gates.
A17, to me, is much nicer.
Here on a sat. a.m. July 4th - there may be 3 total people in A17 SC and there were 25-30 in the smaller A7.
The A7 club is small and to me seemed very 'sterile'. There are a lot of workstations. Most of the chairs are in one room in very structured block. The wifi is good and bartender is friendly. There is no view of any gates.
A17, to me, is much nicer.
Here on a sat. a.m. July 4th - there may be 3 total people in A17 SC and there were 25-30 in the smaller A7.
Jul 4, 2015, 3:58 pm
#125
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The A main terminal club is very small for the demands placed on it. When it originally opened as a DL club, there were a bunch of RJ flights and the LGA shuttle using that side of the terminal. Most mainline flights left from the satellite terminal. Now, with the loss of 4 satellite gates to WN, there can be 7-9 mainline flights leaving from the main terminal.
Jul 6, 2015, 7:51 am
#126
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Yes the satellite club is nicer with the views and much larger layout, but they did do a good job with some items in the smaller main club, in particular the food layout near the bar works well with everything in one area as opposed to split up with half of it around the corner at the satellite location.
Seems they have a new group of SC agents as well... saw 3 new faces behind the desk in the A7 club the other day. The really friendly male bartender will also be moving away in a few months unfortunately.
Seems they have a new group of SC agents as well... saw 3 new faces behind the desk in the A7 club the other day. The really friendly male bartender will also be moving away in a few months unfortunately.
Jul 6, 2015, 1:53 pm
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Here in the A7 SC and the main area with snacks and bar is packed. The area behind the bar between reception and the workstations (facing the large
abstract painting) is mellower.
Sam Adams on draft along with Miler Lite.
The bartender is indeed friendly.
I like the runway views from the satellite lounge but I'm departing from A6 so staying put.
Jim
abstract painting) is mellower.
Sam Adams on draft along with Miler Lite.
The bartender is indeed friendly.
I like the runway views from the satellite lounge but I'm departing from A6 so staying put.
Jim
Nov 14, 2015, 6:22 am
#130
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There are open cubicles at least in the satellite club; I don't know about the club in the main terminal. But if you're looking for something can actually lock, I don't think either club has that.
Dec 10, 2015, 3:23 pm
#132
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Most of the other furniture has also been replaced. The new BOS A7 look is reminiscent of other recently opened/renovated Sky Clubs such as SFO and MSP F.
The tiles are definitely gone now, as the entire check-in area has been remodeled.
Jan 11, 2016, 9:47 am
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Yes they're still there. The closer lounge finished refurbishing their 'business' area as well. They have some large/open format tables with power in the center of the work area, and some cube type work spaces along the outer wall.
May 23, 2016, 5:46 am
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Does DL have any plans to upgrade the amenities offered in either of the Sky Club's in BOS? For a station that has 4 TATL flights 5-months out of the year and 3 TATL the rest, it seems awfully sparse with amenities. I don't recall seeing any actual kitchen in either club with a menu one can order meals from similar to JFK. I understand BOS is no JFK, but it seems like a very skimpy offering. I also don't recall seeing any showers in either club, though I absolutely could have just overlooked them.
Also, having recently been to the new(ish) SFO SC, it got me wandering if DL has any plans asthetically to update the larger satellite lounge at BOS. It doesn't seem to have the bright blue branding and designs seen at several of the newer, as well as newly remodeled clubs.
Also, having recently been to the new(ish) SFO SC, it got me wandering if DL has any plans asthetically to update the larger satellite lounge at BOS. It doesn't seem to have the bright blue branding and designs seen at several of the newer, as well as newly remodeled clubs.