Originally Posted by C W
(Post 29068318)
What is your source? I see nothing about this on any blog.
Originally Posted by hobbseltoff
(Post 29068310)
The OP has incorrect info. You have to pay $30 now in addition to flying DL same-day.
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Originally Posted by JIMBOLIGUY
(Post 30209853)
Adding here since this is the more recent Sky Club posting. Am flying JFK-SEA today. From what I can tell, it appears that there is only one flight (the 7am-ish) sold as D1 and the rest sold as F flights. Even though the D1 page on delta.com says that JFK-SEA is a long haul transcon (Delta One and see the first blue link (Long Haul Domestic)) , I will not have access at JFK to the SkyClub - or do they still allow since its part of that link? Thanks.
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Not sure if this is new. But at SEA-TAC skyclub and was told I can buy day pass but only if flying delta. Guess I’ll need to find a different way to spend my amex plat incidental fee. Guess I’ll get gift cards again... |
Originally Posted by Sung Sam
(Post 30213113)
Not sure if this is new. But at SEA-TAC skyclub and was told I can buy day pass but only if flying delta. Guess I’ll need to find a different way to spend my amex plat incidental fee. Guess I’ll get gift cards again... |
Originally Posted by flyerCO
(Post 30213651)
Not true till Jan 1. Although they may be doing to alleviate crowding.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/delta-sky-club/house-rules
https://web.archive.org/web/20151213...use-rules.html |
Originally Posted by spamkiller
(Post 30209970)
You may be thinking Amex Delta Platinum. The Amex Platinum Charge Card is now a better deal than club membership or the reserve card. You get into most clubs with it, $200 airline credit and 5X membership points when using the airline portal.
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So...I bought my lifetime WorldClubs membership in 2008 after Northwest emerged from bankruptcy, but before the Delta acquisition. At the time the terms and conditions did not say much about whether access could be restricted, aside from that I had to legally be able to access the club. (And I have proof of this.)
Wonder whether Delta will treat customers who bought lifetime memberships post-NWA bankruptcy differently than before. What about Western Airlines or Pan Am customers bought by pre-Ch11 Delta? I'm not the litigious type, but this seems like it is a case of a company that experienced bankruptcy trying to avoid liabilities acquired post-bankruptcy. |
Originally Posted by LBJ
(Post 30213904)
Incorrect. The requirement for flying Delta or partners when purchasing a Single Visit Pass is already in place.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/delta-sky-club/house-rules
https://web.archive.org/web/20151213...use-rules.html |
Originally Posted by spamkiller
(Post 30209970)
You may be thinking Amex Delta Platinum. The Amex Platinum Charge Card is now a better deal than club membership or the reserve card. You get into most clubs with it, $200 airline credit and 5X membership points when using the airline portal.
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Did not think about the Gold-or-higher SkyTeam Elite Plus as “overriding”. Good to know! Thanks |
Originally Posted by LetsFlyISay
(Post 30249124)
Did not think about the Gold-or-higher SkyTeam Elite Plus as “overriding”. Good to know! Thanks |
I'm trying to remember, but isn't this change more of a return to the way things used to be? I thought way back sometime in the Crown Room Club days you had to be flying Delta to be admitted......
David |
Originally Posted by DiverDave
(Post 30249341)
I'm trying to remember, but isn't this change more of a return to the way things used to be? I thought way back sometime in the Crown Room Club days you had to be flying Delta to be admitted......
David https://web.archive.org/web/20040619...ules/index.jsp
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Originally Posted by LBJ
(Post 30249423)
Correct.
https://web.archive.org/web/20040619...ules/index.jsp
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Originally Posted by worldwidedreamer
(Post 30250683)
wow...Delta offered lounges in far more cities in 2004. |
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