SFO Lounge options (including SFO Admirals Club)
Given AA has a lounge in Terminal 2, it would be nice to use since I fly in and out of SFO a lot. Is there a way to get to the AA lounge when on a US ticket?
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Originally Posted by omegadeal
(Post 22167165)
Given AA has a lounge in Terminal 2, it would be nice to use since I fly in and out of SFO a lot. Is there a way to get to the AA lounge when on a US ticket?
Edit - I read in the AA forum that they will issue a gate pass if you have a "business reason" to visit an Admiral's Club. I e-mailed the US Airways Club to see if they will do this for US members visiting Admiral's Clubs. I will try calling the main Admiral's Club number if that fails. |
Is there a shuttle service between terminal 1 and terminal 2 POST SECURITY?
Have a longish stop there tomorrow and want to see if I can get to the Admirals Lounge without having to run through two security checks...... Thanks! |
Originally Posted by PHL_roadwarrior
(Post 23266345)
Is there a shuttle service between terminal 1 and terminal 2 POST SECURITY?
Have a longish stop there tomorrow and want to see if I can get to the Admirals Lounge without having to run through two security checks...... Thanks! If you have PreCheck, though, then you should be able to re-clear security at T1 fairly quickly, and the walk between T2 and T1 isn't terribly long (maybe 5ish minutes?). -OM |
Originally Posted by Ottermatic
(Post 23272110)
There is not, unfortunately. There used to be a shuttle between T1 and T3 when UA was running some regional planes out of the old CO side of T1, but that went away a couple of months ago (I discovered this the hard way and had a brisk walk over to T1 after having gone to T3 for lunch).
If you have PreCheck, though, then you should be able to re-clear security at T1 fairly quickly, and the walk between T2 and T1 isn't terribly long (maybe 5ish minutes?). -OM |
Originally Posted by scnzzz
(Post 23516366)
Sorry to bump this - but just to clarify, is there no airside access (walking or otherwise) between T2 and T1 then? I have my first ever US flight out of SFO coming up and would like to be able to use the AC in T2 while waiting if possible.
But the walk outside is short and easy; the security folks in T2 understand that folks from US are passing in for the Admirals Club only; and the Admirals Club is pretty nice. I did it and I would recommend it. Having TSA Precheck helps. |
Originally Posted by Biggie Fries
(Post 23517341)
You are correct. There is no airside access.
But the walk outside is short and easy; the security folks in T2 understand that folks from US are passing in for the Admirals Club only; and the Admirals Club is pretty nice. I did it and I would recommend it. Having TSA Precheck helps. |
SFO Admiral's Club
I've been toying with the idea of an Admiral's club membership. I do AA and US from SFO pretty frequently, but the club being in T2 seems to be of limited value flying US mostly. Does anyone know how security is handled? Do you have to screen, leave and be re-screened?
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Originally Posted by malexander131
(Post 23692430)
I've been toying with the idea of an Admiral's club membership. I do AA and US from SFO pretty frequently, but the club being in T2 seems to be of limited value flying US mostly. Does anyone know how security is handled? Do you have to screen, leave and be re-screened?
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Originally Posted by rob_flies_ua
(Post 23693931)
Yes you do.
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We've split this discussion off from the old and obsolete SFO lounge thread to avoid confusion.
/Moderator One option discussed in that thread, for showers at (then) $15, was the International Terminal Freshen Up! facility (currently closed): Showers Freshen Up! offers shower facilities, toiletries, ironing facilities and undergarments. Freshen Up! is temporarily closed for remodeling and will re-open on October 31, 2014. International Terminal, PMain Hall,, Pre-Security Hours of Operation: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Phone: 650.877.0798 |
SFO US Lounge
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I checked in for a U.S. airways operated flight from SFO today. When I checked in online it told me that clubs and lounges are available and that flights leave from Terminal 1. I'm now sat in terminal one and can't seem to find the lounge. I know there is an AA lounge in T2 but it can't be referring to that as the check in message was about my flight and terminal one. Can anyone give me directions? Thanks |
Originally Posted by ChrL
(Post 23780541)
http://i.imgur.com/33MB3S4.jpg
I checked in for a U.S. airways operated flight from SFO today. When I checked in online it told me that clubs and lounges are available and that flights leave from Terminal 1. I'm now sat in terminal one and can't seem to find the lounge. I know there is an AA lounge in T2 but it can't be referring to that as the check in message was about my flight and terminal one. Can anyone give me directions? Thanks Terminal 2, boarding area D, after security |
If you have an AC membership, the counter staff at SFO has been good about issuing a pseudo boarding pass to let you through security, if you're flying on a different carrier. Although, someone had mentioned that now the TSA at T2 will let you through by showing a same day boarding pass at SFO with your AC card. However, all of this should become moot within the next couple of months, as the airside connector between T2 and T1B will be opened.
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FYI to US folks. The AAngles at the AC in SFO are some of the best in the system. They go out of their way to accommodate folks in IRPOS, flight cancels etc. Very proactive.
On at least two occasions they proactively rebooked me on UA PS to JFK when my AA flight was cancelled or significantly delayed and called me well before my scheduled flight to tell me to just check in with UA and had the same J class of service and even F on one occasion back when they still had F. Helps i'm sure that i was EXP but great staff at SFO. |
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