Does anyone know if I hold a Velocity gold/platinum card and have a booking on Virgin America via SFO, am I able to access the clubhouse free of charge or am I just eligible to purchase a ticket for entry? I have heard conflicting stories on this.
Clubhouse = Virgin Atlantic which is a totally distinct airline from Virgin America (which will soon by owned by Alaska Airlines)
In addition the Virgin Atlantic lounge is in the International - A section which afaik isn't connected to the rest of the airport (SFO is a bit like LAX with only some terminals connected)
So I don't think you'd have access at all.
There is an Amex Centurion lounge in SFO which you might be entitled/entitled to buy access to.
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flyboy255
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Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse
flyboy255
flyboy255
Member since 14 Feb 2015
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Does anyone know if I hold a Velocity gold/platinum card and have a booking on Virgin America via SFO, am I able to access the clubhouse free of charge or am I just eligible to purchase a ticket for entry? I have heard conflicting stories on this.
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moa999
moa999
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Clubhouse = Virgin Atlantic which is a totally distinct airline from Virgin America (which will soon by owned by Alaska Airlines)
In addition the Virgin Atlantic lounge is in the International - A section which afaik isn't connected to the rest of the airport (SFO is a bit like LAX with only some terminals connected)
So I don't think you'd have access at all.
There is an Amex Centurion lounge in SFO which you might be entitled/entitled to buy access to.