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Capital One Landing New York LaGuardia Opens Soon, With Great Food & Drinks

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Capital One is known for its network of Capital One Lounges, as there are currently five locations in the United States. In addition to that, we’ve also seen the card issuer launch the Capital One Landing concept, which is essentially somewhere between an airport lounge and restaurant.

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Diamond
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Aaaaaand where in LGA is it? Assuming B but more detail is nice.


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@ UA-NYC -- My mistake! The jet lag is really hitting me, whoops. Fixed now.


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(@Eskimo)
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"they may be hungry and may not have much time, but still want something decent to eat."

And if they can't get into these locations, they will get nothing to eat at all.


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(@Maryland)
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Thank you Chef Andres, the world central kitchen and now feeding passengers we hope will support your mission and making everyone's life more joyful!


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 dn10
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Amex really needs to up their game and have ordering to the table instead of a buffet


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(@iolaire mcfadden)
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This looks like a very similar drink/food menu to DCA. Did/will you do a comparison? Assuming it's reservation based you will want to make a reservation about two months out if you are able.

re dn10 - yes we are skipping the DCA Centurion lounge over the capital one landing every trip from our home airport. There is no comparison between the two. In DFW we do the same and select the Capital One lounge over Centurion as well.


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 1990
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It’s right after security in B… like, top of the escalator… c’mon, UA-NYC, unless you’re allergic to LGA (which is the only airport in actual-NYC with United flights, or, by ‘UA’ were you referring to Ukraine, and, if so, slava!), you should already know this…


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(@Peter)
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You can certainly argue that C1 now has newer, better lounges in NYC than Chase and Amex. And all 3 have their lounges in the same terminals.

Amex's lounge network is big though. Chase's network is small. C1 almost comparable at this point.

The only thing Chase still has going for it in comparison to C1 is that guest access is still complimentary without $75k spend. If that were to go away, the value proposition of the CSR would go away as well, I think.

Meanwhile for $395 a year ($95 if you use the $300 credit) you get access to brand new lounges. And can always pay for guests and still come out ahead versus CSR if you're only using the lounges with guests a few times a year.

Food for thought.


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(@chris w)
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That looks incredible.


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