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You Can Now Eat For Free At Brisbane Airport With Priority Pass

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Priority Pass is the world's largest network of independent airport lounges, and lately they've been getting creative in terms of the "lounges" they've added to their network. They've added airport distillery tasting rooms, airport sleeping pods, and airport relaxation rooms to their network, just to name a few. I love the creativity, and there's no…

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(@davistev)
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Since joining Priority Pass the value to me for airline status has dropped considerably. Furthermore, Priority Pass gives me access to lounges when I fly Air Asia and Cebu Pacific.


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(@Donald)
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Definitely a plus! Brisbane Airport PP lounge was pretty crummy when I went through a couple years ago. It would have been nice getting some freshly prepared food--or drinks for takeaway.

Now if they'd only start making deals at US airports!!


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(@Martina)
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I think PP should also try to find a bar/restaurant at LAX given the lost two contract lounges there - which has impacted access to the Alaskan lounge.


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(@nathanj)
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My partner, schwägerin, niece and I will be flying into BNE international in a few weeks, then domestically back home to MEL - will trial it in both terminals & see how it pans out.


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