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Airport Lounges

Postby MARKCAV » 03 Jun 2012 11:27

Afternoon All. Due to fly out in circa 3 weeks and was hoping for some info on the lounges at Manchester as we are thinking of booking in. Do they have a bar, is it self serve? What are the food options and are they all inclusive? Appreciate all your help. I have looked but cant seem to find anything about the food anywhere. Happy hols to you all and hope to see some of you out there. Mark C
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby dksbbs » 03 Jun 2012 11:36

There was a bit of discussion the other day on this subject, have a look at viewtopic.php?f=19&t=15652

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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby MARKCAV » 03 Jun 2012 11:41

Cheers Dave. I had seen that one but all i have found is that they have crisps and biscuits as the snacks. I can buy a couple of bags Walkers Sensations Chilli stylee and a pack of Hob Nobs for a couple of quid. I can have a few beers at the airport for £35 so was just trying to justify paying the money. Thanks again pal.
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby dksbbs » 03 Jun 2012 12:00

I have found this site with reviews of the lounges

http://www.holidayextras.co.uk/manchest ... views.html


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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby MARKCAV » 03 Jun 2012 12:06

Dave, thanks again mate. Some good some bad. Really undecided now. :D :D
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby Eatock08 » 03 Jun 2012 13:44

We used the Escape lounge last year, there were about three different kinds of paninis but cut up into bite sizes, crisps and unlimited drinks. Some were in a fridge that were self serve like bottles of beer and there was a bar serving spirits and you can buy food. I'm sure on Manchester airport there was a menu which had the food that was included and food the you could buy.

Free Internet access, newspapers and a wii I think, we would use a lounge again but probably the Bolin or Servisair as the Escape didn't have windows so couldn't plane watch ha ha
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby noodles1609 » 04 Jun 2012 06:24

We did the escape lounge on the way here just over a week ago. Very nice, bacon or sausage sandwiches for breakfast. Bar was not self serve though so felt quite restrictive and there was no opportunity to pilfer goodies for the flight either!
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby jayoule1953 » 04 Jun 2012 08:40

Does anyone know what the airport lounge at Leeds Bradford is like. We fly from there in September and thought we might give it a try, it is only £16 each
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Re: Airport Lounges

Postby noodles1609 » 04 Jun 2012 12:01

It's great, help yourself to everything!
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