Experiencing Suites for a first timer
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Over the years I've accumulated Chase UR points in which I'd like to redeem for Suites Class. I will not be able to sustain Suites Class flying every time I fly...but I figure I'd at least try it ONCE with the +1. To fully experience Suites Class...I was thinking about the following routes. LAX-NRT or HKG-SIN-SYD LAX-NRT: I'm based in SFO so I can position myself to LAX easily. Availability for this route is pretty tough to come by, but I think I can manage. This is a 10hr flight so I'll have plenty of time "experiencing" the soft/hard product. HKG-SIN-SYD: HKG is my 2nd home, so getting there again shouldn't be a problem. With this route, I can even access TPR(right?). I think the total flight time is longer for this route, but it's divided into 2 segments. Which one would you guys recommend for a first timer traveling with a +1(also in suites)? Both destinations are great. I would not mind visiting NRT or SYD! |
Just for the sheer fact that you can enter TPR and it's a longer flight - HKG-SIN-SYD should be your choice!
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How about HKG-SIN-AKL? Longer flight, and availability on the Auckland route, if booked at the right time (Southern Hemisphere Summer), is usually more widely available on the A380!
Plus, NZ is stunning! |
Originally Posted by emofeng
(Post 25735337)
HKG-SIN-SYD: HKG is my 2nd home, so getting there again shouldn't be a problem. With this route, I can even access TPR(right?). I think the total flight time is longer for this route, but it's divided into 2 segments.
Do you have any interest in visiting Singapore? If so, HKG-SIN(stopover for a couple of days)-SYD is what I would do. |
Originally Posted by shuigao
(Post 25737276)
Yes, you will have access to TPR.
Do you have any interest in visiting Singapore? If so, HKG-SIN(stopover for a couple of days)-SYD is what I would do. |
Originally Posted by emofeng
(Post 25737606)
HKG-SIN-SYD is 75K one way in suites. I'll have to add more miles if I want a stopover at SIN right?
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Originally Posted by emofeng
(Post 25735337)
HKG-SIN-SYD: HKG is my 2nd home, so getting there again shouldn't be a problem. With this route, I can even access TPR(right?). I think the total flight time is longer for this route, but it's divided into 2 segments. Which one would you guys recommend for a first timer traveling with a +1(also in suites)? Both destinations are great. I would not mind visiting NRT or SYD! The TPR is OK... but I wouldn't alter travel plans to 'experience' it. |
Originally Posted by lazard
(Post 25737641)
just pay $100.
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Was thinking of experiencing it myself as well for the first time. Tbh its premium cabin for the first time. Ill be going to Vienna from JFK to visit my folks.
I see JFK-FRA waitlisted and FRA-JFK as well. Fra-Jfk is about 90 min longer but is very annoying due to it being an early AM flight and there not being a great way to get to FRA from VIE in a timely fashion. :( |
Originally Posted by LHR/MEL/Europe FF
(Post 25737666)
Do LAX-NRT. Otherwise splitting the flights you can't really take advantage of the bed. SIN-SYD is a short flight - by the time you take out eating time/try to relax you'll be lucky to have three-four hours of sleep.
The TPR is OK... but I wouldn't alter travel plans to 'experience' it. |
Yes, the SIN stopover is $100 US.
Since you can not book it online, they still honor the 15% discount. Just booked it. |
Originally Posted by im.daniel
(Post 25737102)
How about HKG-SIN-AKL? Longer flight, and availability on the Auckland route, if booked at the right time (Southern Hemisphere Summer), is usually more widely available on the A380!
Plus, NZ is stunning! |
Originally Posted by Annalisa12
(Post 25748976)
Most of us went to sleep straight away on SIN-SYD. I was surprised that they woke us only half an hour before we arrived in Sydney. I can't stand it when they wake you 2 hours before arrival for breakfast. I'd rather sleep.
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Originally Posted by Nickolash27
(Post 25755826)
Use the "do not disturb" button. Simple.
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Originally Posted by NoStressHere
(Post 25758578)
Even with that button/sign, I would assume there is a time when they still wake you up for landing, right?
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