Priority Pass Substitute at TLV
#1
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Priority Pass Substitute at TLV
Have been using priority pass for 16 years at TLV and was turned away for the first time today as they have stopped accepting that. Any recommendations for other access methods that don’t require payment to get in?
#2


Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Devon, UK
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Thank you for your post, it certainly comes as an unpleasant surprise to me. Having checked the PP App it does seem that TLV is no longer an available airport to use lounge facilities. It's a bloody shame as I find the PP a useful standby when not flying business and not on BA metal.
Just checked Dragon Pass and this too seems to have no availability at TLV.
Looks like we will only get access when flying business or higher.
Just checked Dragon Pass and this too seems to have no availability at TLV.
Looks like we will only get access when flying business or higher.
#4


Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Devon, UK
Programs: BA Blue (no decently timed TLV flights) ELAL Silver; Accor Diamond, FB Silver
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I never had a particular criticism of the Dan Lounge, nor did "everyone." The BA "Dan Lounge" is indeed spacious and relatively comfortable. The ones on the other concourses can get busy, but as can every lounge. I never go there for the food, just a last pint on Israeli soil and take a moment to appreciate how lucky I am to have been in Israel once again.
#5
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We were there last week before our AA flight. It was quite awful, crowded, not particularly clean, poor food and beverage options, and two out of the three all gender restroom stalls were out of service (those are the only restrooms in the lounge). It was much worse than any Admirals Club that I have been to; however, it was preferable to sitting in the gate area.
#6


Join Date: Jun 2019
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I never had a particular criticism of the Dan Lounge, nor did "everyone." The BA "Dan Lounge" is indeed spacious and relatively comfortable. The ones on the other concourses can get busy, but as can every lounge. I never go there for the food, just a last pint on Israeli soil and take a moment to appreciate how lucky I am to have been in Israel once again.
Regarding the BA Dan lounge, I dont think this was in the discussion here, as that has never been open for Priority Pass holders.
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