Changi airport lounges
I’m not sure if this question is in the correct forum, but I was wondering if anyone with experience in other Changi lounges other than SIA lounges would know whether it’s necessary to make a booking for the SATS premium lounge T3 for a 10pm-midnight layover?
My husband has a priority pass which I have been informed can be used to access this lounge (does anyone know if that’s true?. The concern is that it might be full when he arrives there. Booking ahead means he has to pay (or is there a way to use the priority pass to book? I emailed them and that didn’t get anywhere). |
Access may be restricted
Hubby should be able to look on his phone using the Priority Pass.
I looked at Terminal 1 and 2 and 3 using the app. All three have SATS lounges. All three said Access may be restricted due to space constraints. And 3 hours maximum. |
just don't go to the Ambasador Transit lounge, it's terrible.
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Originally Posted by davidlhanson
(Post 35793849)
Hubby should be able to look on his phone using the Priority Pass.
I looked at Terminal 1 and 2 and 3 using the app. All three have SATS lounges. All three said Access may be restricted due to space constraints. And 3 hours maximum. |
Originally Posted by Dozbez
(Post 35795111)
thanks for the tip. We are hoping to stay in T3 as this is where we arrive and depart from and the layover is only 2 hours. The SATS premium lounge in T3 says that it’s first come first serve and subject to availability, but I’m just wondering if that time of day is super busy and likely to get filled up? I do remember being at Changi t that time in the silverkris lounge and not being able to find any seats.
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Originally Posted by Dozbez
(Post 35795111)
We are hoping to stay in T3 as this is where we arrive and depart from and the layover is only 2 hours. The.
If you arriving and departing on another carrier that goes from T3 - yes you will definitely be in T3. |
Originally Posted by Dozbez
(Post 35793661)
I’m not sure if this question is in the correct forum, but I was wondering if anyone with experience in other Changi lounges other than SIA lounges would know whether it’s necessary to make a booking for the SATS premium lounge T3 for a 10pm-midnight layover?
My husband has a priority pass which I have been informed can be used to access this lounge (does anyone know if that’s true?. The concern is that it might be full when he arrives there. Booking ahead means he has to pay (or is there a way to use the priority pass to book? I emailed them and that didn’t get anywhere). PP access can be checked against the PP app, according to the terminals. 10pm-12am is usually a heavy pax load of people leaving.. but there is usually a very high turnover rate (as people move off for their flights). I doubt there would be any serious trouble getting into a lounge. Even if so, there are plenty of other eating/resting areas in Changi, which might also be a better way to pass time than sitting in a lounge. |
Originally Posted by redvelvetmartinis
(Post 35798401)
Even if so, there are plenty of other eating/resting areas in Changi, which might also be a better way to pass time than sitting in a lounge.
So the investments for passenger comfort are already being put in by the airport authority. Of course that's ignoring the "getting things for free" aspect, which is not exactly free. |
Check TGM out if lounge are full, they also accept pp.
Originally Posted by Acid
(Post 35795568)
You don't have to pay to reserve. Changi lounges are rarely full. If you don't mind the walk and sky train ride, Plaza Premium in T1 is among the better Options. I found Marhaba/Ambasador/Sats in T3 to be be quite similar and just average.
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Super easy to get to Plaza Premium in T1 - jump on the Skytrain or walk (I quite like stretching my legs after a long haul) - I'd recommend this over Marhaba, SATS or the atrocious Ambassador Transit Lounge in T3.
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Originally Posted by lokijuh
(Post 35796156)
Are you arriving and departing on SQ? If so, it is not guaranteed that your arrival and departure will be from T3. On the arrivals side - these can be (in order of decreasing likelihood) in any of T3, T2 or even T1 (C1 or C20+ gates). As for departures, some flights are allocated gates C1 and C20+ etc which are actually in T1. If you are on a flight that is departing from a C gate, or B9 and B10 in T3, the T1 lounges are almost certainly closer to your departure gates. In any event it's only a few minutes on the Skytrain between terminals, and there's still plenty of time, those in the know (who don't want to waste a lounge visit :) ) usually arrive at the gate later (20-25 mins before departure) rather than earlier.
If you arriving and departing on another carrier that goes from T3 - yes you will definitely be in T3. the booking info says departing Changi T3 and we arrive from Sydney prior to that, and from past experience it was into T3. I read somewhere that T3 is generally where the Sydney flights come into. But it’s good to know that the Terminal number is not necessarily guaranteed |
Hey, does anyone know which Lounge Gulf Air uses for its Business Class passengers in SIN?
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google is your friend - https://www.gulfair.com/en/flying-wi...on-gold-lounge
SATS Premier Lounge in T1 |
Thanks! Seems like you are my friend too! :rolleyes::cool:
But what a pity, SATS in T1 is quite lame. |
Originally Posted by Ynox
(Post 35809188)
Super easy to get to Plaza Premium in T1 - jump on the Skytrain or walk (I quite like stretching my legs after a long haul) - I'd recommend this over Marhaba, SATS or the atrocious Ambassador Transit Lounge in T3.
Originally Posted by Dozbez
(Post 35809333)
thank you very much for this info.
the booking info says departing Changi T3 and we arrive from Sydney prior to that, and from past experience it was into T3. I read somewhere that T3 is generally where the Sydney flights come into. But it’s good to know that the Terminal number is not necessarily guaranteed |
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