Captain Nowhere Airport Lounges

Looking for a way to escape the chaos of the busy terminals while
you wait for a flight? Many of the major airlines operate a lounge
room secluded from the huddled masses. These are typically
reserved for their elite passengers who either rack up lots of miles
with them or have purchased a premium class of service. Aside
from being able to escape the crowds these lounges have
complimentary drinks and snacks, space for work, comfortable
chairs to relax in, internet access, televisions, and other
amenities.

Sounds great doesn't it? But, what if you are not one of the
airlines' elite passengers? Well, some of these lounges will allow
you to buy hourly, daily, monthly, and or yearly passes to use
them. The fees can range from fifteen dollars to hundreds. There
are programs out there like Priority Pass that sell the
memberships, or you can check with your airline or even airport.
LAX has a new lounge called the reLAX Lounge that offers similar
amenities as as mentioned above starting at about $25.00 for three
hours.

These lounges are typically located only within the larger airports
and those that are considered the hub airport for an airline.
However, check with the local airport as sometimes they too may
have one. If you can afford to pay the price or just feel the need
to splurge a little bit, try one out and see how the elite travel.

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