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Review: Singapore Airlines First Class Lounge Sydney Airport

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In the last installment I mentioned how I ended up using the Air New Zealand Lounge Sydney Airport first. That's because the Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge doesn't correctly publish their opening times -- the Singapore Airlines website suggests that the lounge opens at 5AM, while the Star Alliance website suggests that the lounge opens at…

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(@Yanfei)
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I assessed that first class lounge last time when I took TG472 to BKK on Nov 2016. Not only the high-quality a la carte food and beverage impressed me a lot, but also the attitude of the staffs working over there touched me.


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 fll
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We visited that lounge in June 2016 when flying TG F to BKK. They had both Dom and Krug at that time. Also the staff checked on us quite frequently when we spent all our time at the seating on the area by the window.

My only complaint is they should have a bigger table so it has enough space to hold a drink and a bowl of Laksa.

The NZ lounge was like a zoo when we popped in and promptly backtracking to the SQ lounge.


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(@calmelb)
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It's not just SQ & TG F passengers who can access the lounge. SQ PPS Solitaire can also access the lounge, which makes sense given the qualification is SG$50,000 (~US$38,000) in J/F spend on SQ alone over 1 year.


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 SG1
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I did a similar thing when i flew ex-SYD in SQ C last year. SQ lounge, but NZ lounge when I wanted a coffee.


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I wish you had tried the duck pancakes.


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(@flying_foxy)
Joined: 12 years ago

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I get to this lounge every month or two and find that the staff are really proactive, so your experience surprises me there.
The gate is about 30sec for the lounge, so appreciate you want to board first and take photos, but 30min before boarding does seem a little keen even for that 🙂


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(@Endre)
Joined: 9 years ago

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As a very frequent first class traveller, I tried this one twice. However, I find oneworld first lounges FAR better. Qantas first in Sydney is one of my favourite Lounges in the world


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Diamond
(@carrie)
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It is noted that the Sydney F flyers are treated to a far superior Lounge to Melbourne F passengers.


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(@SQFirst)
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@Lucky
Odd that the F lounge had Pepsi products when SQ serves Coke products onboard.


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