AA Admiral Club admittance questions

Old Jun 4th, 2006, 05:34 PM
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AA Admiral Club admittance questions

A few days ago my daughter and I were traveling, making a 3 hrs layover stop in Chicago (domestic flight). I stopped by the AC thinking they might give us a pass, being I had PURCHASED two 1st class tickets, no mileage used!! I tried with all my might, but in the end, she said only for a fee of $50 + $25 for the daily pass.
So, for future reference, is there ANY way to obtain a pass if one doesn't have the necessary credentials?
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Old Jun 4th, 2006, 05:57 PM
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purchase a yearly membership or,

if you have mid level or top tier status (Platinum or Executive Platinum) traveling on a long haul international OneWorld itn, or,

traveling on a non-stop trans-con F ticket or F award ticket, i.e. JFK-LAX or JFK-SFO or something similar, or

or pay the daily pass.....

(there may be another way or 2, but the above basically covers the basics).
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Old Jun 5th, 2006, 06:23 PM
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so, is the club really for anyone 18 yrs. or older? My 15 yr. old and I have a 5 hr. layover at DFW before heading to CDG and were hoping to buy day passes but don't think I can. Do they ID or just look someone over to determine the age? Just wondering....
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Old Jun 5th, 2006, 06:30 PM
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As long as the 15 year old is with an adult it's not a problem.....

It's just that anybody under 18 can't buy a day pass on their own.

It will be $50 for you and $25 for your 15 year old.....
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ok, great. Thank you!!
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ok, great. Thank you!! I think that's what we'll be doing.
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As far as I know, the Admirals Club is still free for people traveling FC or business class on international flights.
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did anybody say Europe and first or business class?

The OP clearly stated it was a domestic F ticket with a connection in ORD.

and the other poster said s/he is going to Paris with the 15 year old daughter, but never mentioned business class (AA flies only 2 class planes to Paris so no F).
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My post was just a FYI in case anyone was wondering.
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