Travelling as a family trio this week SYD to YVR in Y - flight leaves at 20.10…One pax is LTG so officially can take 1 guest but not 2 into lounge…..Anyone had any experience/luck recently getting a second guest into the lounge late in the afternoon ?
I don't like your chances, but they're greater than zero. Walk up with a smile, and ask politely. In my experience, you'll have a greater chance if you not-so-subtly make it clear that you're all family (eg. "Would it be possible for me to bring in my wife/husband and son/daughter?")
awoody
awoody
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 19 Jul 2013
Total posts 3
Hi everyone,
Travelling as a family trio this week SYD to YVR in Y - flight leaves at 20.10…One pax is LTG so officially can take 1 guest but not 2 into lounge…..Anyone had any experience/luck recently getting a second guest into the lounge late in the afternoon ?
Thanks
Sibelius
Sibelius
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 06 Aug 2017
Total posts 181
I don't like your chances, but they're greater than zero. Walk up with a smile, and ask politely. In my experience, you'll have a greater chance if you not-so-subtly make it clear that you're all family (eg. "Would it be possible for me to bring in my wife/husband and son/daughter?")
patrickk
patrickk
Qantas
Member since 19 Apr 2012
Total posts 737
They tend to be more generous if it is not crowded.
Phil Young
Phil Young
Qantas
Member since 22 Oct 2012
Total posts 258
If one of your guests is under 18 years then they are not counted.
Rc
Rc
Member since 19 Oct 2019
Total posts 13
I have had a lot of success with Qantas Club
getting extra guests in
even up to four adults,
more successful if it’s less crowded
Always ask politely
tommygun
tommygun
Delta Air Lines - SkyMiles
Member since 16 Oct 2017
Total posts 291
A lounge can look empty but staff will know if it's about to get busy. Having asked politely but then turned down, be gracious.