United's Club lounge confirmed as the Priority Pass option in Terminal 2

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• Paul says:

  5 Jun5 June 06:41

  I participated in the Terminal 2 trials and had to visit (pass by the entrance) of the United lounge as part of my scenario. It is a very long walk. Unlike Terminal 5 there are no trains. You have to walk between T2A and T2B where the lounge is located. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk.

• Trickster says:

  5 Jun5 June 07:30

  It’s not listed on the airport angel app either (even after an update).

• layz says:

  5 Jun5 June 08:30

  You forgot the BA angle. T2B had part of it used as a T1 satellite and as far as I know some T1 flights still depart from there.

  If your BA flight is departing from that area of the terminal (or if you just happen to have a bit of free time) you could use your Priority Pass to visit this lounge.

  The maps on the official Heathrow website should make this clear. Just like the old T2, both T1 and T2 are linked airside and share some of their gates.

  • layz says:

    5 Jun5 June 08:43

    Can’t edit my post…. also there’s no such thing as 2C and won’t be for quite a few years yet (T5 also opened without a 5C). That phase is meant to happen after they demolish T1. The plan is to extend 2A into the space occupied by T1 and then build the 2C satellite. Once complete they’d be able to knock down T3 with its sprawling mass of piers, build 5D and have what HAL calls the ‘toast rack’ layout. The T5 train would then be extended under all these new satellites finally making them all reachable without transfer buses between the terminals.

    Not sure what would happen to T4 in these plans.

    If the 3rd runway is approved a new terminal building would be built alongside T5 and that area renamed Heathrow West.

    Unfortunately HAL have delayed the start of the next phase of development, presumably they want to wait until they know 100% there’s a future for Heathrow, the governments delaying tactics are not helping here.

    • Rob says:

      5 Jun5 June 10:11

      Apols, will correct that. I wasn’t entirely sure when I wrote it but forgot to double check.

• Steve says:

  5 Jun5 June 08:40

  I took part in the trials too. Security is dealt with at T2A so shouldn’t be a problem. There is no T2C to worry about at the moment. The only issue is the long walk between T2A and T2B – you will have to allow plenty of time.

  It’s bizarre that they enforce US rules on alcohol. Is it even legal for them to do this? To discriminate solely on the basis of age, to customers who can legally drink in the UK?

  • layz says:

    5 Jun5 June 09:02

    I suspect the under 21 thing may be just a copy and paste of their US rules. Might not be enforced over here.

    More worrying it says there’s a charge for premium alcoholic beverages.

    The PP website also says six guests per cardholder allowed. I doubt any PP card allows that many guests but might make it useful as a paid option if you’re in a small group.

• layz says:

  5 Jun5 June 08:49

  Also based on what I said earlier, if Lounge Club cards or Lounge Angel turn out not to be valid in the United Club you could always use the lounge in T1 if that’s important to you. Whether that’s practical depends on where your gate in T2 is and how much time you have.

  • Rob says:

    5 Jun5 June 10:10

    You clearly have never been to the Servisair lounge in Terminal 1 (which is the only Lounge Club option) or you wouldn’t have written that 🙂

    I’m not sure its worth the physical effort required to walk up the stairs to get to it if you are departing from T1, let alone walking across from T2!

    • Oh! Matron! says:

      5 Jun5 June 10:15

      +1

      It’s SOOOOOOOOO bad it makes the toilets in a motorway service station look good.

      the No.1 Lounges are fantastic: Manchester / Stansted for the view especially!

• A new Priority Pass lounge option for T1/T2B satellite departures? - FlyerTalk Forums says:

  5 Jun5 June 09:00

  […] When I copied and pasted the above I didn't notice the following: Alcoholic drinks are available to those over 21 only and premium alcoholic drinks are subject to payment. My visits to United Clubs in the US have always been in the morning so I don't know what they define as premium. In some other lounges it has basically meant Champagne and spirits. As for the over 21 policy, that might be a mistake. They may have just copied their general rules that apply to the US lounges as US law doesn't trust new adults with scary things like alcohol. Anyone passing by want to comment on the alcohol selection? BTW I beat Raffles to the post by a few hours (and he didn't note the T1 connection), not often can I say that: https://headforpoints.com/2014/06…row-terminal-2 […]

• Col A-B says:

  5 Jun5 June 09:24

  I’m just booking myself on Virgin Little Red for their inaugural on an EDI day trip which will allow me to sample this lounge & then the No1 Traveller lounge on my return (which I recently won a year’s entry to any of their lounges). Let’s just hope they stick to 10th September as their switching date!

  • Rob says:

    5 Jun5 June 10:05

    I am doing a post on the No 1 Edinburgh lounge over the weekend or early next week.

• danksy says:

  5 Jun5 June 14:47

  Re: T1 servisair… whilst the “fabric” of the lounge isn’t great, they were at least able to offer a hot bacon roll on Saturday morning. However after munching that i wondered back to the BA Lounge for a nicer environment and ambience!

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