*A lounge at ORD
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*A lounge at ORD
hi,
I was just wondering which is the best *A lounge at ORD? It seems like there's a bunch of RCC lounges, which one is the best to use?
I'm doing CPH-ORD-SFO tomorrow with a 2.5 hrs layover in ORD.
also, do I have to pay for internet in the lounges?
I'm *A gold (AC Elite) btw.
thanks in advance
I was just wondering which is the best *A lounge at ORD? It seems like there's a bunch of RCC lounges, which one is the best to use?
I'm doing CPH-ORD-SFO tomorrow with a 2.5 hrs layover in ORD.
also, do I have to pay for internet in the lounges?
I'm *A gold (AC Elite) btw.
thanks in advance
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hi,
I was just wondering which is the best *A lounge at ORD? It seems like there's a bunch of RCC lounges, which one is the best to use?
I'm doing CPH-ORD-SFO tomorrow with a 2.5 hrs layover in ORD.
also, do I have to pay for internet in the lounges?
I'm *A gold (AC Elite) btw.
thanks in advance
I was just wondering which is the best *A lounge at ORD? It seems like there's a bunch of RCC lounges, which one is the best to use?
I'm doing CPH-ORD-SFO tomorrow with a 2.5 hrs layover in ORD.
also, do I have to pay for internet in the lounges?
I'm *A gold (AC Elite) btw.
thanks in advance
None of them are anything spectacular, especially if you're used to Maple Leaf Lounges - just use whichever one is closest to your SFO flight.
And, yes, you have to pay for internet (and drinks for that matter).
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I prefer the lounge on the C side: Larger and has views of the tarmac. There are two on the B side. Avoid the smaller "TED" RCC near gate B19 - it has no bathroom.
None of them are anything spectacular, especially if you're used to Maple Leaf Lounges - just use whichever one is closest to your SFO flight.
And, yes, you have to pay for internet (and drinks for that matter).
None of them are anything spectacular, especially if you're used to Maple Leaf Lounges - just use whichever one is closest to your SFO flight.
And, yes, you have to pay for internet (and drinks for that matter).
they have soft drinks and stuff at least right?
I should be departing from C, so it should be good.
how about the SAS Lounge in Terminal 5? would I be able to have access to that since I'm arriving with SAS from CPH...
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