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LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 07:50
by Bat 21
I know that sometimes if you are booked to fly Virgin Atlantic as part of a Virgin Holiday booking out of LHR you have the option of paying £60.00 (I think) for Virgin lounge access.
I assume that if the price is £60.00 we are talking about the Virgin Club House and not some other Virgin Holiday lounge.
I also assume that access is only allowed 3 hours brfore departure time ..as is the case with the cheaper Service Air lounge.
Thanks in advance for any guidance
Bat21
Re: LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 09:42
by Nottingham Nick
You used to book via the VH website, but there doesn't appear to be an option to do this anymore.
I thought that this facility was withdrawn after the V-Room opened at Gatwick, but have never used VH, and could be wrong.
I haven't heard any reports of this being done lately, so - unless anyone has a better suggestion - I would be tempted to ask VH or your travel agent. ?|
Nick
Re: LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 09:55
by Darren Wheeler
The VH website does still mention it, but you have to call.
http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/info/im ... px?faq=319
Re: LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 10:09
by Bat 21
Thanks Nick & Darren,
We were offered the chance to book & have rang V Hols & done so.
I just had a bit of a panic that we may have paid £60.00 each for a lounge other than the Clubhouse ....however on closer inspection of the link in the mail from V Hols the pics are of the Clubhouse.
Cheers
Bat21
Re: LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 10:31
by LiamRugby
I think I could see off £60's worth of booze alone in a couple of hours in there.. I think the latest tally in the annual pre-VS19 'How much can you drink' competition between my housemate and I is 3 Mojitos and 5 champagnes each between 7am and boarding... Not that I would ever encourage such yobbish behavior..

Re: LHR Lounge Access Via Virgin Holidays

Posted:
09 Nov 2010, 14:09
by tontybear
LiamRugby wrote: Not that I would ever encourage such yobbish behavior.. 
indeed not ! especially as you could end up with a very big bill if you misbehave and they divert to off-load you !