Thanks for the full tour of The Lounge,I booked with United just to experience the lounge on my 4.20 layover from MCO-IAD-CDG..and my 2:30 layover on my return..Trip will be in July...
My favorite thing about flying austrian out of DC is fron lounge to plane. Sadly they dont have the flying chefs, is said they are coming back in may of this year
This is a great video, sir. Regarding Austrian - they are the best, period. I have never had a poor experience with Austrian - both in business and premium economy. Their lounge in Vienna is also fantastic - in all regards. They could improve on their relaxation area, but it's not a big deal.
during pnademic times if you arrive early from a connecting flight on to a non united star alliance flight where you can't get a boarding pass before showing covid documents and the check in counter is not open yet, you can still get in just showing your E-ticket from the airline. You just gotta leave the area when the check in desks open and then you can get your boarding pass and come back into the lounge.
Can one access the lounge when coming in on an international flight from Europe and have a layover before getting home? It would be nice to shower after such a long flight before next flight. Thanks.
As long as you are flying United Polaris.. according to United's website. Customers in United Polaris business class may access a United Polaris lounge at departure, connecting and arrival airports along their eligible same-day routing.
Was there 3 weeks ago and a total disappointment..both on my outbound and inbound....Food selection was a joke,looked like it was sitting on the heating trays for hours,all dried up and tasteless...The shower filled up with water and was very slow to drain...I ate some bread,cold cuts and cheese...The bar and bartenders were the best...on my return was a zoo..lines for the bathroom and people everywhere,where you had problem walking...I walked right out and went to United Club which was even worst...The lounge at CDG was 100 times better,with a nice outside area for smoking,self served beverage area and 2 floors...Nice layout of fresh food and lots of fruit..Even warm champagne was served in Business class...That really pissed me off..did not even eat...i went straight to sleep..On my return day flight was a lot better...
been there in March 23 - and it was really impressive.
Thanks for the full tour of The Lounge,I booked with United just to experience the lounge on my 4.20 layover from MCO-IAD-CDG..and my 2:30 layover on my return..Trip will be in July...
The Virgin club also has a very small up stairs section. Food in the club is usally decent but it won't fill you up.
My favorite thing about flying austrian out of DC is fron lounge to plane. Sadly they dont have the flying chefs, is said they are coming back in may of this year
This is a great video, sir. Regarding Austrian - they are the best, period. I have never had a poor experience with Austrian - both in business and premium economy. Their lounge in Vienna is also fantastic - in all regards. They could improve on their relaxation area, but it's not a big deal.
Looking forward to visiting during my 5 hour layover next Sept.!
Man your video is awesome!
during pnademic times if you arrive early from a connecting flight on to a non united star alliance flight where you can't get a boarding pass before showing covid documents and the check in counter is not open yet, you can still get in just showing your E-ticket from the airline. You just gotta leave the area when the check in desks open and then you can get your boarding pass and come back into the lounge.
Can one access the lounge when coming in on an international flight from Europe and have a layover before getting home? It would be nice to shower after such a long flight before next flight. Thanks.
As long as you are flying United Polaris.. according to United's website. Customers in United Polaris business class may access a United Polaris lounge at departure, connecting and arrival airports along their eligible same-day routing.
@@DamianLittle thank you!
So the lounges the food is free? That’s a perk for paying to get access to them?
Free everything. The lounge access and everything inside the lounge is part of the price of a business class ticket.
you should still tip your servers and bartenders though
Flying our first Polaris to Italy and our first ever lounge visit to Polaris at Dulles in April. Thanks for the great tour.
@@matthewportnoy4869 How was your trip?
My flight leaves at 11:05 pm and the lounges close at 10:00 pm...That's the only negative..
Boarding would probably start around 1030, I'm guessing so you wouldn't be missing much.
Was there 3 weeks ago and a total disappointment..both on my outbound and inbound....Food selection was a joke,looked like it was sitting on the heating trays for hours,all dried up and tasteless...The shower filled up with water and was very slow to drain...I ate some bread,cold cuts and cheese...The bar and bartenders were the best...on my return was a zoo..lines for the bathroom and people everywhere,where you had problem walking...I walked right out and went to United Club which was even worst...The lounge at CDG was 100 times better,with a nice outside area for smoking,self served beverage area and 2 floors...Nice layout of fresh food and lots of fruit..Even warm champagne was served in Business class...That really pissed me off..did not even eat...i went straight to sleep..On my return day flight was a lot better...