I fly 40 times a year for work and eat at least $15-20 (avg $17.50) of food each time from the AC lounge, so it's definitely worth the $450 fee because I'm saving $700 in buying food haha.
@@edwinmanzano5482 I'm semi-retired. We own properties in Toronto, Canada area (GTA) and Houston, Texas Houston metropolitan area/surrounding suburbs. We were self-managed until 2022 when we hired a property manager.
I just received my executive credit card earlier this month I got the card to be able to get mileage points I want to fly to Dubai two years from now. I am also learning different aspects about the card I came about your channel by accident glad I did I plan on learning a lot about travel watching your Channel
One of the things I enjoyed flying international from Haiti was using the Admiral's Club private showers. They've been closed since the 2020 CV thing, but i keep asking if they've reopened and hope they will soon. Coming back from places with marginal accommodations and being able to shower up in Miami, Dallas, NY LA etc. is worth a lot of $$. Citi card is my portal at $450/year but $30/bag is $60/roundtrip. I'd say within 5 trips a year you break even - considering airport food is $20 a day and charging all devices etc. Now if only my AA card and membership could help with easing SSSS status.
I'm beginning a new position for my company up at the admirals club in DEN and it would be nice to see you. We're moving from A to C con and I'm part of the grand opening later in September that will attract media and it would be surprising to see you there. I just ran into your videos randomly.. But i think it was destiny! 😅😊 Great videos.
Great informative video. I travel via Atlanta often and utilize the Delta lounges. One (1) of the drawbacks is that there are premium drinks which Delta charges for and I think that that is rude. With the Admirals Club are you able to utilize the lounge(s) after a flight or only outbound flights only? Thanks in advance.
In the Admiral Club now in O’Hare. A first class domestic ticket doesn’t get you in…$60 for a day pass. Lounge is clean and has showers, no sleep areas though. Two bars, nice bathrooms(4 each). Free drinks is terrible. 1 bottle beer and 1 draft, 1 red and 1 white wine(both terrible). We’ll booze doesn’t even include a scotch. You have to buy the better liquor, beer and wine and for regular higher end restaurant prices. Free food is even worse. A couple of soups, make your own pork slider and some hummus and a few veggies. They charge $3 for a tiny bag of chips. Options to buy are limited and food is like a bad diner. My take is you’re paying for clean bathrooms, more lounging space and showers. Delta Sky Club is a better option and any airport that has a Centurion Club is really where you want to be(O’Hare doesn’t have one). My first and last visit to an Admiral Club.
Thanks for the review. I only think it's worth it for individuals who fly American A LOT (8+ times a year). I don't think day passes are a good value for people who use the lounge only a few times a year. This goes for all lounges in my opinion.
@@ScottLeRay Which is why Centurion is the best deal if you already have a Platinum card. That said $50 for a guest at Centurion is absolutely worth it because you drink unlimited premium drinks and have restaurant quality food. Delta is also a better value because you can go in with a ticket and Platinum card and even if you have to pay $30 for the day pass you have better food and better liquor. The Admiral Club is the absolute worst IMO.
@@ScottLeRay nothing major planned yet but I have $10,000 available so I’ll only spend about $1000 at the most. Thanks for your review of this card, it was very insightful.
Awesome job! Now you are making me want to be part of the VIP member with AA. I always travel with Delta because I love their flights. I don’t think the have a private lounge for their clients, and if they do I don’t even know where it is located at. Does AA have a private lounge everywhere or some specific locations?
@@ScottLeRay yes sir absolutely! I love lounge related videos and reviews because I often visit them myself. What do you think about the AMEX Centurion Lounges? In my opinion all of these lounges are different... The Admiral's club reminds me of the Delta Sky Clubs... Chase is now about to open their own series of Sapphire lounges to attempt to rival the AMEX Centurion Lounges. The priority pass lounges are okay also. Escape lounges are great and equivalent to the Centurion Lounges in my opinion. What are your thoughts? 🙏🏾😎💯
So if I buy a first class domestic ticket (CLT to Philly) then I can’t get in? Or I can but I’d have to buy a day pass for each way since I’m not flying international?
If you have the Citi executive credit card, do you have to have an American Airlines boarding pass? Or can you present one from a different airline and still be admitted?
@@ScottLeRay , I will start back traveling soon myself , thanks for the Great Content , Keep bringing us Excellent Data Points for Travel and the Lounges Experiences . Great Channel.
JAL allows access to this lounge with premium and higher tier international tickets per their website. Does this mean no elite membership required and just show the ticket?
i just joinedd AAdvantage, didnt apply for credit card but will be flying Premium economy to Aus,, can i still get a one day pass because i got 9 hrs of waiting at lax
@@ScottLeRay i was at this very AA Admirals Club in Phoenix with my Executive Card. The lady at the desk mandated that i show her my first class flight ticket to enter. Even though i had a first class ticket that day, i protested that i had the admirals club executive card and i should be allowed entry without showing the first class ticket. The woman told me in no uncertain terms that the card was not good enough for entry without a flight ticket for the that day. I was and still am confused by this. What if i flew on another airline that day and just wanted access to my admirals club using my credit card? Shouldnt i still be allowed club access? still confused about this
@@reubenvalles917 Hello Reuben. If you are a Citi Executive Card holder you do not need to be flying first class, however, you do need to be flying American Airlines that day (economy, first class, it doesn't matter).
No, only a few longhaul flights like NY to SF and such give you access but regular domestic first class like O'Hare to DFW (just flew a couple of months ago) don't give you access. It's a decent lounge but nothing world class
@@ScottLeRay Net 59 Dollar? Any time limit? Actually I have have to wait for round 4 hours after my 20 hours flight..I was wondering to bye one day pass
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I fly 40 times a year for work and eat at least $15-20 (avg $17.50) of food each time from the AC lounge, so it's definitely worth the $450 fee because I'm saving $700 in buying food haha.
Definitely benefits you
@@edwinmanzano5482 I'm semi-retired. We own properties in Toronto, Canada area (GTA) and Houston, Texas Houston metropolitan area/surrounding suburbs. We were self-managed until 2022 when we hired a property manager.
I just received my executive credit card earlier this month I got the card to be able to get mileage points I want to fly to Dubai two years from now. I am also learning different aspects about the card I came about your channel by accident glad I did I plan on learning a lot about travel watching your Channel
Thanks John
One of the things I enjoyed flying international from Haiti was using the Admiral's Club private showers. They've been closed since the 2020 CV thing, but i keep asking if they've reopened and hope they will soon. Coming back from places with marginal accommodations and being able to shower up in Miami, Dallas, NY LA etc. is worth a lot of $$. Citi card is my portal at $450/year but $30/bag is $60/roundtrip. I'd say within 5 trips a year you break even - considering airport food is $20 a day and charging all devices etc. Now if only my AA card and membership could help with easing SSSS status.
Can definitely be beneficial for individuals who travel often
I'm beginning a new position for my company up at the admirals club in DEN and it would be nice to see you. We're moving from A to C con and I'm part of the grand opening later in September that will attract media and it would be surprising to see you there.
I just ran into your videos randomly..
But i think it was destiny! 😅😊
Great videos.
I'll check ot out
Great informative video. I travel via Atlanta often and utilize the Delta lounges. One (1) of the drawbacks is that there are premium drinks which Delta charges for and I think that that is rude.
With the Admirals Club are you able to utilize the lounge(s) after a flight or only outbound flights only? Thanks in advance.
Thanks fam. I think Admirals Club's can be accessed before outbound flights only. But double check.
In the Admiral Club now in O’Hare. A first class domestic ticket doesn’t get you in…$60 for a day pass. Lounge is clean and has showers, no sleep areas though. Two bars, nice bathrooms(4 each). Free drinks is terrible. 1 bottle beer and 1 draft, 1 red and 1 white wine(both terrible). We’ll booze doesn’t even include a scotch. You have to buy the better liquor, beer and wine and for regular higher end restaurant prices. Free food is even worse. A couple of soups, make your own pork slider and some hummus and a few veggies. They charge $3 for a tiny bag of chips. Options to buy are limited and food is like a bad diner. My take is you’re paying for clean bathrooms, more lounging space and showers. Delta Sky Club is a better option and any airport that has a Centurion Club is really where you want to be(O’Hare doesn’t have one). My first and last visit to an Admiral Club.
Thanks for the review. I only think it's worth it for individuals who fly American A LOT (8+ times a year). I don't think day passes are a good value for people who use the lounge only a few times a year. This goes for all lounges in my opinion.
@@ScottLeRay Which is why Centurion is the best deal if you already have a Platinum card. That said $50 for a guest at Centurion is absolutely worth it because you drink unlimited premium drinks and have restaurant quality food. Delta is also a better value because you can go in with a ticket and Platinum card and even if you have to pay $30 for the day pass you have better food and better liquor. The Admiral Club is the absolute worst IMO.
It was interesting to see.
Thanks for watching
I recently got approved for the AA executive card so I’m looking forward to using it at the admiral club.
Congrats. Any trips planned yet?
@@ScottLeRay nothing major planned yet but I have $10,000 available so I’ll only spend about $1000 at the most. Thanks for your review of this card, it was very insightful.
Awesome job! Now you are making me want to be part of the VIP member with AA. I always travel with Delta because I love their flights. I don’t think the have a private lounge for their clients, and if they do I don’t even know where it is located at. Does AA have a private lounge everywhere or some specific locations?
Thanks. I also have a video of some Delta lounges. Check it out when you get a chance.
th-cam.com/video/x7au1Q6dv6Y/w-d-xo.html
AA has lounges in almost all of their terminals.
Thank you! You are the best! 😊
It looks and sounds Royal im 33 ill sign up with next booked flight since i got my wings
That's what's up
Thanks for this video
My pleasure
Excellent Job!
Thanks Alan!
I like your videos
Thanks Deanna
Nice
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I was told that if I purchase a business class ticket from LAX to JFK that I’d receive complimentary access.
Yes. That is correct
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Thanks fam
@@ScottLeRay yes sir absolutely! I love lounge related videos and reviews because I often visit them myself. What do you think about the AMEX Centurion Lounges? In my opinion all of these lounges are different... The Admiral's club reminds me of the Delta Sky Clubs... Chase is now about to open their own series of Sapphire lounges to attempt to rival the AMEX Centurion Lounges. The priority pass lounges are okay also. Escape lounges are great and equivalent to the Centurion Lounges in my opinion. What are your thoughts? 🙏🏾😎💯
Thanks for the video. If I book the JAL flight using AA miles from Tokyo to Chicago, will I be able to use the lounge in Japan?
I believe only if you are a One World Emarld or Sapphire member. But you may want to verify.
Hello bartender, here’s a nice tip. Since my drink is free.
Facts
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So if I buy a first class domestic ticket (CLT to Philly) then I can’t get in? Or I can but I’d have to buy a day pass for each way since I’m not flying international?
Yes, you would need to buy a day pass or one of the other methods mentioned.
@@ScottLeRay ok thanks so much for responding 🙏🏼
Can you pay ti use the lounge. I'm going to be flying to Ralegh Durham in August for first time and will have a 3 hours wait before i leave at night
Yes. $59
If you have the Citi executive credit card, do you have to have an American Airlines boarding pass? Or can you present one from a different airline and still be admitted?
Yes. You have to have an American Airlines boarding pass.
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Is there an airline credit card with a lounge that you would say is good for someone who flies maybe once 2-3 times a year?
Airline specific credit card.....no. But a card like the Venture X comes with Priority Pass Membership.
th-cam.com/video/IUo9hx6oroY/w-d-xo.html
Hi, is the club in Miami worth the $59 day pass for a few hours?
Everybody's situation is different. If I have a long layover, am hungry, and have work to do, then I wouldn't mind paying.
Pre COVID I see , you cant do that anymore , Ahhhh the Pre COVID Dayzz
Which part can't you do anymore? I've been to 2 countries this year and still get the same service.....just with a mask. Lol
@@ScottLeRay , I will start back traveling soon myself , thanks for the Great Content , Keep bringing us Excellent Data Points for Travel and the Lounges Experiences . Great Channel.
@@cassinic370 Thanks Cassini. I appreciate it. Let me know if you have any requests.
JAL allows access to this lounge with premium and higher tier international tickets per their website. Does this mean no elite membership required and just show the ticket?
Hey. Thanks for watching. Check out the link below.
www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/clubs/admirals-club-access.jsp
flying with a 1st class ticket also gets you access the day of flight
Good catch. Business Class as well
Do all first class tickets get you access? I got a 2 hour domestic flight in first class and don’t know if I get lounge access with it.
Also. If you get a day pass can you use it at multiple airports if you have multiple layovers or would I have to buy a new pass at each airport?
@@cowgoesmoo9981 Once your Day Pass is activated, it is good for 24 hours at any airport with an Admirals Club on your boarding pass.
i just joinedd AAdvantage, didnt apply for credit card but will be flying Premium economy to Aus,, can i still get a one day pass because i got 9 hrs of waiting at lax
I believe it is good for the day as long as you are flying same day.
Do you need to have high status on the card to enter, or can I enter if I barely just got the credit card?
You can use it at anytime, as long as you're flying American that day.
@@ScottLeRay Does this also apply to non-elite cards like the base AAadvantage card?
@@TheRepublicofKnowledge No. Only the card discussed in the video will get you access.
Do you know if once you get the credit card you gey immediate access to lounge or do you have to spend and to earn access?
Hey Patricia. You'll get immediate access.
@@ScottLeRay i was at this very AA Admirals Club in Phoenix with my Executive Card. The lady at the desk mandated that i show her my first class flight ticket to enter. Even though i had a first class ticket that day, i protested that i had the admirals club executive card and i should be allowed entry without showing the first class ticket. The woman told me in no uncertain terms that the card was not good enough for entry without a flight ticket for the that day. I was and still am confused by this. What if i flew on another airline that day and just wanted access to my admirals club using my credit card? Shouldnt i still be allowed club access? still confused about this
@@reubenvalles917 Hello Reuben. If you are a Citi Executive Card holder you do not need to be flying first class, however, you do need to be flying American Airlines that day (economy, first class, it doesn't matter).
Can u go if I have a normal domestic first class ticket
No. Some premium international tickets will offer Admirals club access though.
No, only a few longhaul flights like NY to SF and such give you access but regular domestic first class like O'Hare to DFW (just flew a couple of months ago) don't give you access. It's a decent lounge but nothing world class
Nice video, question is admirals $59 per day per adult? (I don't have aa card & don't want another card) thanks
Yes. The same day passes for $59
@@ScottLeRay thanks
No problem. Check out my American Airlines Orlando video and let me know what you think of that lounge.
@@ScottLeRay Net 59 Dollar? Any time limit? Actually I have have to wait for round 4 hours after my 20 hours flight..I was wondering to bye one day pass
What about the day pass.
They are available for purchase online or at select locations for $59 or 5,900 AAdvantage miles.
Nothing is free. So sorry to say. It’s reality.
I hope everyone knows this
This lounge was crowded.
They definitely can get crowded during peek hours.
damn bruh how much the pay you lemao
jk haha great videyo
hello from brazil
TH-cam pays me.....but not enough. Lol
Thanks
That's cool