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SK AAR Jul 9, 2018 8:56 am

No, I was in fact talking about BKK. Admittedly, I have never used the lounge and it has been a while since I noticed it @ BKK, but doesn't PG still run a (domestic) lounge in Concourse A (with access for all PG pax)?

Airport Lounge - Bangkok Airways

Diplomatico Jul 9, 2018 10:36 am


Originally Posted by SK AAR (Post 29953438)
There is a general PP domestic lounge near gate A3 but no showers.

Wait to take your shower until you get to your hotel in Samui.


Originally Posted by SK AAR (Post 29954178)
No, I was in fact talking about BKK. Admittedly, I have never used the lounge and it has been a while since I noticed it @ BKK, but doesn't PG still run a (domestic) lounge in Concourse A (with access for all PG pax)?

Airport Lounge - Bangkok Airways

Yes there is a PG lounge in terminal A at BKK; however, your original post stated it was a PP (Priority Pass) lounge. It is not.

SK AAR Jul 9, 2018 2:21 pm

Sorry, my fault. I was referring to PG (Bangkok Airways) - I have no knowledge of PP (it is a US thing?) and lounge access.

dsquared37 Jul 9, 2018 3:00 pm


Originally Posted by SK AAR (Post 29955495)
Sorry, my fault. I was referring to PG (Bangkok Airways) - I have no knowledge of PP (it is a US thing?) and lounge access.

PP is the usual abbreviation for Priority Pass which is a worldwide program.

tessah Jul 31, 2018 4:41 am

8 hr layover in September!!
 
Hi everyone! I'm hoping someone can help :)

In September I have an 8 hr and 45 min layover at BKK from 3:30 pm to 12:15 am
I'm going to be relaxing and working on university homework while I'm there mainly so I'll need wifi and an outlet

I'm going to need to buy a pass and I need one that's 24 hr. I've had a look and I am just not sure as this is the first time I'm using an airport lounge
Also, I'll be on my own!

Will I need a Thailand power adaptor plug there?

Thanks in advance!! :p

Diplomatico Jul 31, 2018 5:35 am


Originally Posted by tessah (Post 30030852)
Hi everyone! I'm hoping someone can help :)

In September I have an 8 hr and 45 min layover at BKK from 3:30 pm to 12:15 am
I'm going to be relaxing and working on university homework while I'm there mainly so I'll need wifi and an outlet

I'm going to need to buy a pass and I need one that's 24 hr. I've had a look and I am just not sure as this is the first time I'm using an airport lounge
Also, I'll be on my own!

Will I need a Thailand power adaptor plug there?

Thanks in advance!! :p

For roughly the same price as a lounge pass, you might as well get a hotel room near the airport. Take a look at this place: at-residence

The rooms are small private bungalows, wifi included, free 24 hr shuttle to/from the airport (5 minutes drive), small restaurant on-site. It's clean, has a bed and a shower. IMO, you'd be much more comfortable there than sitting in an airport lounge for 8 hours.

tanglin Jul 31, 2018 5:39 am


Originally Posted by tessah (Post 30030852)

Will I need a Thailand power adaptor plug there?

Depending on what plugs you carry, likely not. Thailand has a plethora of international multi-sockets which take US, UK and Euro (maybe more) plugs.

tessah Jul 31, 2018 6:15 am


Originally Posted by Diplomatico (Post 30030961)
For roughly the same price as a lounge pass, you might as well get a hotel room near the airport. Take a look at this place:

The rooms are small private bungalows, wifi included, free 24 hr shuttle to/from the airport (5 minutes drive), small restaurant on-site. It's clean, has a bed and a shower. IMO, you'd be much more comfortable there than sitting in an airport lounge for 8 hours.

Thanks for your prompt reply!
I was considering a hotel but as this is my first time having a layover on my own I'm a tad nervous about somehow missing my connecting flight! I'm only 20 and started flying on my own last year so I don't know if I was the stress!!
I will have a look into it though so thanks for the advice!

tessah Jul 31, 2018 6:16 am


Originally Posted by tanglin (Post 30030970)
Depending on what plugs you carry, likely not. Thailand has a plethora of international multi-sockets which take US, UK and Euro (maybe more) plugs.

Thanks, I'm Australian so I'll bring one just in case! :D

amztourist Oct 5, 2018 10:17 am

I will be transiting BKK for 9 hours in November (flying TG economy ICN-BKK-MAA) . I'm a PP holder, but my wife isn't. Reading through the forum, i get the idea that Oman Air Lounge is probably the best. Is it possible to swipe my PP twice for both of us to enter? I've never tried it before. I got the PP as a freebie while applying for a credit card.

Dr. HFH Oct 5, 2018 4:42 pm


Originally Posted by amztourist (Post 30282463)
I will be transiting BKK for 9 hours in November (flying TG economy ICN-BKK-MAA).

Nine hours? Take the train into the city.

monahos Oct 5, 2018 5:19 pm


Originally Posted by amztourist (Post 30282463)
Is it possible to swipe my PP twice for both of us to enter? I've never tried it before. I got the PP as a freebie while applying for a credit card.

Depends on the credit card. The Priority Pass 'Select' bundled with Amex Platinum (US) and Amex Hilton Aspire, for instance, allows 2 free guests along with unlimited free entries, whereas some offers only cover the membership fee with a pay-per-visit fee, with others in between with a finite number of entries per year.

Better to check your credit card's website as the Priority Pass website is less than explicit about what is covered for partner offers: 'For details on your Priority Pass membership, please contact your card issuer.'

Beltway2A Oct 5, 2018 5:27 pm


Originally Posted by Diplomatico (Post 29954574)
Yes there is a PG lounge in terminal A at BKK; however, your original post stated it was a PP (Priority Pass) lounge. It is not.

As an update for anyone reading, PG's J lounge (not the basic one) is now a PP lounge.

amztourist Oct 6, 2018 1:05 am


Originally Posted by Dr. HFH (Post 30283702)
Nine hours? Take the train into the city.

It is what I'd originally considered, but I have to get a visa, moving from freezing Seoul to sweltering Bangkok is going to tire me out. So I plan to just relax at the airport.

amztourist Oct 6, 2018 1:11 am


Originally Posted by monahos (Post 30283788)
Depends on the credit card. The Priority Pass 'Select' bundled with Amex Platinum (US) and Amex Hilton Aspire, for instance, allows 2 free guests along with unlimited free entries, whereas some offers only cover the membership fee with a pay-per-visit fee, with others in between with a finite number of entries per year.

Better to check your credit card's website as the Priority Pass website is less than explicit about what is covered for partner offers: 'For details on your Priority Pass membership, please contact your card issuer.'

Thanks, bank wasn't very helpful, so thought I'd asked if there is a generic policy. I do have the option of getting an add-on credit card which also comes with a complimentary PP, so I'll probably try that route.


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