DXB F lounge has reopened today 1/7
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DXB F lounge has reopened today 1/7
The F lounge in DXB has reopened today after more than 12 months closed. Full services have also resumed with A La Carte menu in the restaurant, and complimentary spa treatments.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
#2
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The F lounge in DXB has reopened today after more than 12 months closed. Full services have also resumed with A La Carte menu in the restaurant, and complimentary spa treatments.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
#4
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The F lounge in DXB has reopened today after more than 12 months closed. Full services have also resumed with A La Carte menu in the restaurant, and complimentary spa treatments.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
As usual it is very quiet even at peak times.
A very welcome return and a sign of positive things ahead.
Now all we need is for our terminally incompetent federal government to accept that Australia cannot remain closed to the rest of the world indefinitely. The vaccine roll-out in this country has been slow, patchy and disorganised.
The Australian government's woeful and inept planning is a public embarrassment, especially since keeping the borders closed is politically motivated with an election coming soon.
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Good start.
Now all we need is for our terminally incompetent federal government to accept that Australia cannot remain closed to the rest of the world indefinitely. The vaccine roll-out in this country has been slow, patchy and disorganised.
The Australian government's woeful and inept planning is a public embarrassment, especially since keeping the borders closed is politically motivated with an election coming soon.
Now all we need is for our terminally incompetent federal government to accept that Australia cannot remain closed to the rest of the world indefinitely. The vaccine roll-out in this country has been slow, patchy and disorganised.
The Australian government's woeful and inept planning is a public embarrassment, especially since keeping the borders closed is politically motivated with an election coming soon.
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Good start.
Now all we need is for our terminally incompetent federal government to accept that Australia cannot remain closed to the rest of the world indefinitely. The vaccine roll-out in this country has been slow, patchy and disorganised.
The Australian government's woeful and inept planning is a public embarrassment, especially since keeping the borders closed is politically motivated with an election coming soon.
Now all we need is for our terminally incompetent federal government to accept that Australia cannot remain closed to the rest of the world indefinitely. The vaccine roll-out in this country has been slow, patchy and disorganised.
The Australian government's woeful and inept planning is a public embarrassment, especially since keeping the borders closed is politically motivated with an election coming soon.
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I would have paid good money to watch the police knocking seven shades of **** out of the "look at me" "Barmy Army". Some of us remember when you could watch cricket without having to act like a knob.
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Haaa haaa! I always enjoy your responses. Thank you for that. I genuinely needed some cheering up today
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I want to respond to some of the (quite reasonable) comments made here, but I'm mindful of being really off-topic. I do have a tendency to do that!
Is it possible for moderators to move the off-topic stuff to a new "Australia's closed borders" or similarly worded thread?
I'm sure there are lots of Aussie frequent flyers and potential tourists unable to visit who would like to contribute to it. And adverse comments are totally appropriate and welcome!
Is it possible for moderators to move the off-topic stuff to a new "Australia's closed borders" or similarly worded thread?
I'm sure there are lots of Aussie frequent flyers and potential tourists unable to visit who would like to contribute to it. And adverse comments are totally appropriate and welcome!
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As for talking about yobs, I did experience it back in 2009 in Melbourne at the tennis of all places.
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There was no fighting, you have obviously never been to an England cricket match. In Aus there would be zero atmosphere if it wasn't for the Barmy army, in fact a lot of aussies love sitting in the same area to experience it. I was back in Aus the following year watching the big bash and the atmosphere was none existent. You can't beat God save YOUR queen...
As for talking about yobs, I did experience it back in 2009 in Melbourne at the tennis of all places.
As for talking about yobs, I did experience it back in 2009 in Melbourne at the tennis of all places.
I always sit as far away as possible from those clowns.
#12
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Not sure what is up with seemingly a "Russian oligarch opulence" design brief for the refresh. Reminds me of Burj Al Arab, and that's not a good thing
But in any case I'm glad it's re-open in time for my flight to JFK, albeit it's a morning flight so won't have the opportunity to do the usual thing of a nice leisurely dinner and wine followed by sleeping after take-off.
But in any case I'm glad it's re-open in time for my flight to JFK, albeit it's a morning flight so won't have the opportunity to do the usual thing of a nice leisurely dinner and wine followed by sleeping after take-off.
#14
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Those photos do not show the B F lounge in its best light. It's actually a lot more stylish, spacious and comfortable than what is shown.
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Very busy here this morning, doesnt have the same quiet ambiance of the A lounge
Table dining staff very attentive and food comes fast despite the business.
Spa quite busy.
Table dining staff very attentive and food comes fast despite the business.
Spa quite busy.