NYBanker

Thanks winecountryua!

CKinMD

I read in a different thread that you can call M+ to request a hard copy of all of your flight history. I'm wondering if you can request a summary of your RCC visits? Would it be impossible because sometimes they only visually inspect your credentials, or are they tracking every time you enter?

I think it would be a good idea at the end of the year to be reminded how many times you actually got to use the club, especially a) to show the value of membership, for those that actually paid for it and b) to show the value of Star gold, for those flying internationally who got to use the lounge complimentary.

If UA wanted to really enhance their marketing, they could remind people of how many times they used it at the end of the year, to help entice renewals.

Maybe they do this already, I just signed up for RCC membership two weeks ago, so it's just a thought.

ITALady

If my husband buys the one day pass - do we need one for our 6 year old as well OR will he be allowed in for "free" with my husband??

Thanks.

bseller

I recently (7 days ago) inquired with the RCC about whether or not children are allowed in on one TIME passes. Please note that what you refer to as "one day pass" is NOT for one day.
I was told that only infants were allowed in on the parent's pass. I find that incredibly difficult to believe, and I have a strong beliief that the entrance personnel would let a 6yo accompany a parent holding a valid pass.

YMMV.

Dave

evanderm

Hi everyone,

I have a 1:50 layover at LGA on an AA (Eagle) itinerary coming up and was wondering about RCC access. If I understand correctly the RCC is landside (pre-security) close to the C concourse. Is it worth it to go landside to get acces to the club or will I be risking missing my connection because I'd have to re-clear security.

if it helps, I'm on a flight that leaves at 8:45pm and the club closes at 8:30pm on a Sunday.

FSU

Just joined the US Airways club. Will be traveling this weekend on United, and will not have the Club Card by then. I have a receipt showing my membership. I was told by the US airways rep that RCC doesn't have to allow me in unless I have a physical card, but they may accept the receipt.

Wondering if anyone has any thoughts on whether I will be allowed entry.

Karter

Crazy itinerary, I know, but a few days ago I did BRU-IAD-DEN-DFW. At one of the DEN RCCs, she said I am not entitled to entry even with a same-day intl BP because the intl portion "has to be in First Class". I asked her to double-check, and she responded "just come in, I don't care". (Honestly, she said that!).

Anyway, I assume she was just wrong and it's not a policy change. There's certainly no change on .bomb (http://www.united.com/page/article/0,6867,53227,00.html)

DesertRat

Has anyone had success bringing spouse AND two children into an RCC as a Star Gold on an international flight? The chart seems to indicate this is not allowed, though it is for those with Priority Pass.

WineCountryUA

RCC members can bring their immediate families but strictly speaking *G can not. However it may be worth a try (I have seen this allowed) especially if the kids look well behaved (at least for the few moments you are attempting entry).

doug_999

Going ORD - LAX - YVR - SYD, all in First/Business paid (check that the ORD-LAX is paid economy).

Would like to use the RCC in LAX. Per this:
It certainly looks like I can't get in. Yet per this
It would seem I can????

Which is it???

TIMOS

Hey Guys

I am Star Gold. I often travel internationally on award tickets in E+

Can I gain access to Red Carpet Clubs and Star Gold lounges when my ticket is not a revue ticket but a miles ticket?

For example

LAX-IAD-GIG on an award ticket. Can I access the clubs being star gold?

Thanks!

GoingAway

Yes, how you paid is irrelevant

TIMOS

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love that answer! Thanks!

Pingtung

Since you don't have status listed, I'm going to assume you are *G on UA or US or CO traveling on a Star Alliance flight from YVR-SYD and that this is all happening the same day (or at least the LAX-YVR-SYD is same day). If so, then yes, you will have access to the RCC at LAX using your UA *G and YVR-SYD same day ticket.

If you are *G on another airline, you get RCC access at all airports so long as you are departing that airport on a *A flight. Thanks IslandSkies for that chart, it really clears a lot up!

WineCountryUA

*G and premium cabin have access to all RCCs at all airports if on an international itin where the departing flight from the airport is on *A -- don't see any issue for access at LAX (BTW even LAX-YVR would be enough to qualify). And ORD should be OK for RCC access.