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Wild Goose
Originally Posted by Jailer
(Post 6844700)
I don’t know if this kind of thing appeals to you, but if you take the free shuttle to the green line metro station, you come upon the Wild Goose, a bar with, er, entertainment.
Better check on how late the shuttle runs back, else you will end up taking a cab. Hope the strippers don’t cost you more than the mileage run. http://www.thewildgoose.com Not a bad idea at all. I would say its a bit more fun than hanging at the airport watching LAPD fall asleep everywhere in the terminal. |
Originally Posted by Kentski
(Post 6843083)
Hi All -
Doing a mileage run on Saturday and will be at LAX from about 9pm until 1:30am ... I know Encounter is closed then, and not sure about the places in the International terminal. Should I catch a hotel van for a nearby bar? Anywhere nearby where I can still get back safely in time for my return flight? My vote would be the rooftop bar at the Radisson. |
3hrs transit in LAX
I have 3hrs (3PM-6PM) in LAX between flights next week. I'm hoping to catch up with a friend of mine at a nearby coffee shop/restaurant. Any suggestions/recommendations?
My friend will be driving up from Long Beach, if that helps. Cheers! |
Originally Posted by malgudi
(Post 6868597)
I have 3hrs (3PM-6PM) in LAX between flights next week. I'm hoping to catch up with a friend of mine at a nearby coffee shop/restaurant. Any suggestions/recommendations?
My friend will be driving up from Long Beach, if that helps. Cheers! Outside the airport, Embassy Suites LAX south has a reasonable ambience in the atrium, and is fairly close. |
Depends on what you are looking for and whether they are picking you up. Could make the drive south to Panchos in Manhatten Beach -- nicer than sitting around a hotel, and excellent margaritas. It's about a 10 minute drive or less.
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At the airport, TBIT has the best landside options. You could also go to the Encounters restaurant (the spaceship looking thing).
Within 5 minutes of the airport, there are strip malls north on Sepulveda which have typical eateries and a Starbucks (with a decent view of the approach). There's also In-n-Out (can't say it enough), a great hamburger stand with an absolutely clear view of the approach (sit on the right side of the plane, look for the bright red building when you're about 50 feet above the runway :)) There's also various hotel bars, lounges, other food places, both north and south on Sepulveda, and east on Century Blvd. It would help to know which airlines you're flying in/out on. |
13 hour layover @ LAX
Hello everybody,
I am travelling FRA-LHR-LAX-HNL this summer (all in C exept for LAX-HNL leg in F). Unfortunately I am arriving @ LAX 7:30 pm and threrefor have a 13 hour layover till 9 am next morning. Are there any *A lounges open 24 hours or any special hotel offers you can recommend. By the way I am travelling on NZ to L.A. and on UA from L.A. Aloha Rocket2511 |
Welcome to FT!
I'd get myself one of the many airport hotels and get a nice long shower and some real sleep. There's plenty of choice. Not sure what the question has to do with LH or M&M, though. |
Originally Posted by flysurfer
(Post 7009212)
Welcome to FT!
I'd get myself one of the many airport hotels and get a nice long shower and some real sleep. There's plenty of choice. Not sure what the question has to do with LH or M&M, though. |
Originally Posted by Thomas_B
(Post 7009252)
He's flying most of his flights on LH ...
SmilingBoy. |
Originally Posted by Rocket2511
(Post 7009110)
Hello everybody,
I am travelling FRA-LHR-LAX-HNL this summer (all in C exept for LAX-HNL leg in F). Unfortunately I am arriving @ LAX 7:30 pm and threrefor have a 13 hour layover till 9 am next morning. Are there any *A lounges open 24 hours or any special hotel offers you can recommend. By the way I am travelling on NZ to L.A. and on UA from L.A. Aloha Lars Is it just because you admire NZ C ? The connection with LH 456 arriving early afternoon would be much better since you could spend some time in the city before heading back to the airport and enjoy the night in a hotel. Anyways you have your reasons and I suggest either the Radisson which is the closest to the terminals or (of you like the Heavenly Bed) the Westin ! Avoid the Hilton! At all cost! Dont ask just do it! ;) And yes I agree, the good old Los Angeles Forum is a proper place for this. Cheers |
Several years ago, before we got our house in LAX, I used to have some not-so-bad stays at the Crowne Plaza. Good rates, too.
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Thanks for the quick reply, I think I´ll give the Radisson a try. And thanks for the hint with the L.A. forum. Didn´t even know that it exists.
Can somebody give some Information about the lounges at LAX as I was told that there is construction work going on in some terminals. Aloha Rocket2511 |
Welcome to Flyer Talk Rocket2511 :)
You would not only need a 24 hour lounge but one that you have access to. On arrival on NZ you cannot access NZ's airside lounge in T2 and in any case it closes after last flight of the night. AFAIK UA's lounges (also airside) are not open 24 hours. For that long a layover I'd definitely take a hotel. A proper bed, shower etc is worth having IMHO. There are plenty of airport hotels with free shuttles. If you collect hotel stay points you may have a preference otherwise I'd suggest checking out the LA forum and the various hotel chain forums for suggestions of good places and those to avoid. It will probably help if you advise a budget. mod hat on I don't think this question belongs in the LH Miles and More forum as it doesn't seem to be about either of these. I'll move this thread for you to the LA forum. Kiwi Flyer LH moderator |
Originally Posted by Rocket2511
(Post 7009328)
Can somebody give some Information about the lounges at LAX as I was told that there is construction work going on in some terminals.
However, with you arrving on NZ and departing on UA, I don't see the relevance, as there's no construction going on in these terminals. |
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