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May 13, 2024, 2:33 am
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SAS Lounge Options Atlanta (ATL)
Apologies for not 100% on topic, but does SAS offer any lounge for *G (SK) at ATL?
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May 13, 2024, 2:38 am
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Originally Posted by Alec84
Apologies for not 100% on topic, but does SAS offer any lounge for *G (SK) at ATL?
If there is United Club in a concourse you can access, then yes. Or any other Star Alliance lounge for that matter. Just no contract lounge.
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May 13, 2024, 3:19 am
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Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
If there is United Club in a concourse you can access, then yes. Or any other Star Alliance lounge for that matter. Just no contract lounge.
There is something amusing about using a UA Club at ATL, an airport chosen precisely because it symbolises SKs pivot in the Americas from UA to DL.
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The UA Club in the T concourse of the airport, SAS will probably depart from the international terminal (F concourse) at the complete other end of the airfield. I doubt it is a viable lounge option for SAS pax between June 17 and Sept 1, 2024 
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May 13, 2024, 3:53 am
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Originally Posted by oliver2002
The UA Club in the T concourse of the airport, SAS will probably depart from the international terminal (F concourse) at the complete other end of the airfield. I doubt it is a viable lounge option for SAS pax between June 17 and Sept 1, 2024
A bit of exercise for a Bud Light and a bag of crisps. 
Actually a review I just saw indicated there was self pour prosecco, even with a picture not necessarily identifiable as being the UA Club in ATL. Might be worth the trek just to say "I experienced the unicorn of self pour alcohol in a United Club." 
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May 13, 2024, 4:02 am
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Originally Posted by oliver2002
The UA Club in the T concourse of the airport, SAS will probably depart from the international terminal (F concourse) at the complete other end of the airfield. I doubt it is a viable lounge option for SAS pax between June 17 and Sept 1, 2024
Are there any other viable lounge alternatives for ATL
considering a flight w/a somewhat long layover (prior to Sept) Unfortunately it seems SAS really wants to promote the ATL bookings & personally I dont want to go thru JFK so may have to take this routing
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May 13, 2024, 4:12 am
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Originally Posted by Shoredreamer
Are there any other viable lounge alternatives for ATL
considering a flight w/a somewhat long layover (prior to Sept) Unfortunately it seems SAS really wants to promote the ATL bookings & personally I dont want to go thru JFK so may have to take this routing
TiA
I guess it depends on your alternatives to your boarding pass. There is a Centurion Lounge, and some Priority Pass options.
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May 13, 2024, 5:41 am
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Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
I guess it depends on your alternatives to your boarding pass. There is a Centurion Lounge, and some Priority Pass options.
ok ..guess maybe that means no alternative *A options? I typically have been finding centurion overly crowded most of the time nowadays so have been choosing alternatives I do have PP tho too guess Ill need to look into that some. Thank you! .I was also just realizing that with the SAS domestic connection to now be delta/ST would that allow for any ST lounge option(?) (regardless of SAS ST status) (traveling J/P)
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May 13, 2024, 7:42 am
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Originally Posted by Shoredreamer
ok ..guess maybe that means no alternative *A options? I typically have been finding centurion overly crowded most of the time nowadays so have been choosing alternatives I do have PP tho too guess Ill need to look into that some. Thank you! .I was also just realizing that with the SAS domestic connection to now be delta/ST would that allow for any ST lounge option(?) (regardless of SAS ST status) (traveling J/P)
From September 1, then the Delta lounges will be a option, but not before.
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May 14, 2024, 1:18 am
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Originally Posted by Shoredreamer
I do have PP tho too guess Ill need to look into that some. Thank you! .I was also just realizing that with the SAS domestic connection to now be delta/ST would that allow for any ST lounge option(?) (regardless of SAS ST status) (traveling J/P)
PP will get you into 'The Club' in concourse F/Intl. Its a decent lounge, the Delta lounge is slightly better. Delta One pax can use the DL lounge when connecting onto domestic F from an international flight, I doubt they have started that for SAS flights so far.
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May 14, 2024, 1:24 am
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The Centurion lounge in ATL is very much worth visiting. It'll all resolve itself in September and you can use the DL Skyclub at the F-gates.
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May 14, 2024, 1:25 am
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Originally Posted by oliver2002
PP will get you into 'The Club' in concourse F/Intl. Its a decent lounge, the Delta lounge is slightly better. Delta One pax can use the DL lounge when connecting onto domestic F from an international flight, I doubt they have started that for SAS flights so far.
Thank you..very much appreciate the info!
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Originally Posted by Alec84
Apologies for not 100% on topic, but does SAS offer any lounge for *G (SK) at ATL?
UC in concourse T. It's not that bad (was there in Apr. 2023), there was actually hot food and not just a bud and a bag of crisp. This is no difference than going to TK lounge from C concourse at IAD.
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