AMS *G Lounge access (Non-Schengen)
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AMS *G Lounge access (Non-Schengen)
What Lounge options are available to *G (Flying United from G gates I think)?
I also have priority pass.
From what I read, the Non-Schengen Aspire lounge is closed.
There is a *A lounge but it is for schengen. PP also lists I can access the BA lounge.
I'm not sure how practical it is to access the Schengen lounges prior to a flight out of G gates. It is hard to gauge distance/time from the maps
I also have priority pass.
From what I read, the Non-Schengen Aspire lounge is closed.
There is a *A lounge but it is for schengen. PP also lists I can access the BA lounge.
I'm not sure how practical it is to access the Schengen lounges prior to a flight out of G gates. It is hard to gauge distance/time from the maps
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How long does it typically take to walk over? Seems like one basically needs to go from one end of the airport to the other.
Last edited by eng3; Apr 30, 2023 at 7:30 pm
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Passport control is more or less visible from the place where you take the lift to the lounge. As for how much time, I would say it can vary depending on queues. I haven't flown non-schengen from Schiphol in a while, so I can't give specifics. But since you have priority pass, I would say leave early and spend your last minutes at the alternative location they have for the Aspire lounge.
So Idk how early you get to airport, but if it were me, I would first stop by the *A lounge and have some food and drinks, and then, if everything was on time, leave 20-30 minutes before boarding begins to non-schengen area and spend the last bit of time in the Aspire replacement lounge area. (No idea if it is decent or what they have there)
So Idk how early you get to airport, but if it were me, I would first stop by the *A lounge and have some food and drinks, and then, if everything was on time, leave 20-30 minutes before boarding begins to non-schengen area and spend the last bit of time in the Aspire replacement lounge area. (No idea if it is decent or what they have there)