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brettepi
brettepi
Member since 10 Jul 2017
Total posts 86
in the pool perhaps instead of the slow, normal and fast lanes, they could have economy, business and first lanes
samson12
samson12
Member since 12 Oct 2012
Total posts 12
LOL++
SeaVisionBurma
SeaVisionBurma
Thai Airways International - Royal Orchid Plus
Member since 13 Jan 2017
Total posts 13
AUD$17 to get into the pool. Very cheap if you have a few hours to kill
Big fan of this and have used it often.
There is something to be said about going for a swim to make you feel semi-human again before the next flight!
morco
morco
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 20 Dec 2011
Total posts 9
Abu Dhabi airport owns the adjunct golf course. Golf carts can , I believe, be used from within the terminal
Rufus1
Rufus1
Member since 04 Dec 2013
Total posts 70
That’s a bit like the Turkish Airlines Lounge in Istanbul which has the golf driving range simulator, table tennis etc. great for wasting time.
That's a great lounge - but having spent a lot of time there, it's so crowded that I've never been able to get near any of the cooler facilities. It's not usual to have an hour's wait even for a shower. It really hasn't kept up with TK's growth. Well neither has Ataturk Airport in general, to be fair.
Axl
Axl
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 18 Mar 2016
Total posts 5
Finnair Premium Lounge @ HEL. You're welcome!
Red Cee
Red Cee
Member since 15 Feb 2018
Total posts 151
How many people have swimming trunks in their hand luggage? Not many that I know of.
SeaVisionBurma
SeaVisionBurma
Thai Airways International - Royal Orchid Plus
Member since 13 Jan 2017
Total posts 13
I always pack them if I'm transiting through Changi and will have a few hours to kill.
Milo
Milo
Member since 02 Apr 2018
Total posts 5
More to the point, how do you dry them / pack them if wet?
watson374
watson374
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 17 Aug 2012
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More to the point, how do you dry them / pack them if wet?
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You ask the pool/bar attendant for a plastic bag.
Jon W
Jon W
Member since 25 Feb 2013
Total posts 6
AUD$17 to get into the pool. Very cheap if you have a few hours to kill
Big fan of this and have used it often.
There is something to be said about going for a swim to make you feel semi-human again before the next flight!
Even cheaper if you're flying on SQ. Your Changi Dollars voucher will cover the SGD17 cost. Agreed - I love it and use it on most stopovers
Clancy
Clancy
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 31 Jan 2016
Total posts 78
If anyone remembers the Ansett Golden Wings Lounge at Perth, what a great place, with the beer garden in the middle of the terminal, how good (or bad) would that place be with a swimming pool in the middle of the Perth summer before jumping on the red-eye back to SYD. Hmmmmm...!!!
brettepi
brettepi
Member since 10 Jul 2017
Total posts 86
perhaps the airlines could hand out waterproof nappies to swim in