More specifically has anyone used the No1 Lounge at Gatwick South recently? Currently £30pp which includes a voucher for premier security also (normally £5). Never paid for lounge access myself until now and not being a big pre-flight drinker that still seems a little steep, even if there's food and drink included in the deal. The reviews are a bit mixed tbh but I'd trust a Lifers opinion more than someone unknown.
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Otherwise if you are not a big pre flight drinker there is only so much you can eat so probably not for you.
The premier security was okay we missed the snaking line and went through relatively quickly.
Give it a go.
The £30 including the fast track security is the best I can find at the moment.
We paid £24 3 years ago when going Vegas
We blagged 2 bacon rolls.
As DA said unlimited pastries and ours was as much beer as wanted.
But seeing as you ponce yours you don't need to pay anyway
In summary, I'd say it depends upon your flight time, whether you are long haul and where you are coming from as to whether it's worth the money. I'm paranoid and always worry about what the Dartford Crossing/M25 is going to do to my ETA at the airport and always leave loads of extra time. More often than not, that means I'm at the airport with hours to wile away and find the lounges to be a bit of a haven.
I'm not sure access to fast track through security is much of a bonus feature, it might save you 10 minutes of queuing some days but other times there's not much difference from the regular channels.
Just for this reason - I try never to use the South terminal if I can help it - and I fly a lot.
North terminal is different gravy - choice of 3 lounges - never any problem.
A good investment if you travel regularly....
Main factor is really that my wife's mobility isn't great at the moment. Already had her hip replaced and it's looking like the knee's gone now too, so she's likely to be using a crutch and she's in a lot of pain if she stands for even relatively short periods. We've paid for fast track security in the past at Stansted which has worked out well given the queues at the time, so we were probably always going to do that anyway.
Thanks again.
Enjoy @Bournemouth Addick
She bought a raffle type ticket for a Ferrari in Dubai airport at £25 and won a lounge pass as some sort of prize. Their lounges are fantastic unfortunately our flight was only 2 hours waiting time so we didn't get my monies worth.
They are useful in that can get nice and comfy, read paper, have a beer wine coffee or whatever and something to eat without the usual scrum for the hard seats and an overpriced coffee and croissant in Pret.