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‎Two mobile apps that can help you access lounges on your trips

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 === Two mobile apps that can help you access lounges on your trips  ===
-Two mobile apps make it easier to find available lounges at any airport.
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-Airport lounge access is usually reserved for elite-level frequent flyers, business or first-class passengers, and people who've purchased expensive lounge memberships. However, you can also get free airport lounge access by having a premium credit card, such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
+Airport lounge access is usually reserved for elite-level frequent flyers, business or first-class passengers, and people who've bought expensive lounge memberships. However, you can also get free airport lounge access just by having a premium credit card, such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
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-By taking advantage of free lounge access, you can spend your time waiting for your flight in comfortable chairs—enjoying free food and drinks, high-speed Wi-Fi, and abundant power outlets.
+With free lounge access, you can spend your time waiting for your flight in comfortable chairs—enjoying free food and drinks, high-speed Wi-Fi, and abundant power outlets. You’ll also get access to free meals at a number of airport restaurants.
-However, airport lounge access, particularly access to the lounges that you can access just by having the right credit card, is going down in value. Lounges are getting more crowded and chaotic (partly because of the rise in credit cards that provide lounge access), while the airports themselves are upgrading their normal seating, power outlets, and Wi-Fi options.
+However, airport lounge access, particularly access to the lounges that you can access by having the right credit card, is going down in value. Lounges are getting more crowded and chaotic (partly because of the rise in credit cards that provide lounge access), while the airports themselves are upgrading their normal seating, power outlets, and Wi-Fi options.
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-<li>'''You will need to activate your membership to get your membership card'''. You don't show your Sapphire Reserve card to gain access, you need a Priority Pass membership card. To activate your account, you'll need to access the online account for your Sapphire Reserve card, navigate to the Ultimate Rewards part of the website, choose the Sapphire Reserve from your list of Ultimate Rewards credit cards, open the Earn points menu, select Card Benefits, and click on the Activate Now button in the Airport Lounge Box.</li>
+<li>'''You will need to activate your membership to get your membership card'''. You can't just show your Sapphire Reserve card to gain access, you need a Priority Pass membership card. To activate your account, you'll need to access the online account for your Sapphire Reserve card, navigate to the Ultimate Rewards part of the website, choose the Sapphire Reserve from your list of Ultimate Rewards credit cards, open the Earn points menu, select Card Benefits, and click on the Activate Now button in the Airport Lounge Box.</li>
-You'll receive your card 2-3 weeks later. Once you get your card, you can load it into the Priority Pass App (see below), if you want. And you'll want to make sure to bring your card with you whenever you fly.
+You'll receive your card 2-3 weeks later. Once you get your card, you can load it into the Priority Pass App (see below). And you'll want to make sure to bring your card with you whenever you fly.
-<li>'''You can bring up to two guest on each visit'''.  That's a total of three people. You can bring additional guests, but you will be billed $27 for each one above two.</li>
+<li>'''You can bring up to two guest on each visit'''.  That's a total of three people. You can bring more than two guests, but you will be billed $27 each.</li>
 <li>'''Authorized cardholders get their own Priority Pass membership'''. That means they can access lounges even when they are travelling without the primary cardholder. If both adults are cardholders, a family of up to six people could access a lounge without any additional fees. Unfortunately, Chase charges $75 for additional cardholders.</li>
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 <li>'''Unlike most traditional paths to lounge access, you don't need to be flying a specific airline to gain lounge access—as a result, lounges are less likely to be located close to your departure gate.'''. But you can use any of participating lounge at the airport, regardless of which airline you are flying that day.</li>
-<li>'''In general, you’ll find great availability at international airports, and a bit less availability in the United States'''. The lounges that belong to the Priority Pass Select program usually aren’t quite as nice as many of the nicer business and first-class lounges that you can find in international airports, but many are in the same class as most of the domestic airport lounges run by American, Delta, and United.  [//www.prioritypass.com/en/Select View all the Priority Pass lounges].</li>
+<li>'''In general, you’ll find great availability at international airports and a bit less availability in the United States'''. TThe lounges that belong to the Priority Pass Select program usually aren’t as nice as many of the ritzier business and first-class lounges that you can find in international airports, but most are in the same class as most of the regular domestic airport lounges run by American, Delta, and United. [//www.prioritypass.com/en/Select View all the Priority Pass lounges].</li>
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-<li>'''A Priority Pass membership is most valuable if your home airport has one or more participating lounges''', because you will have an opportunity to use a lounge every time you leave town.  If your home airport doesn’t have a lounge, you’ll get less value from the pass, as you'll typically only be able to use it at your destination and/or connecting airport.  A few larger airports don’t have participating lounges, including LaGuardia, Ft. Lauderdale, Salt Lake City, and San Diego. </li>
+<li>'''A Priority Pass membership is most valuable if your home airport has one or more participating lounges''', as you will have an opportunity to use a lounge every time you leave town. If your home airport doesn’t have a lounge, you’ll get less value from the pass, as you'll typically only be able to use it at your destination and/or connecting airport. A few larger US airports don’t have participating Priority Pass lounges, including LaGuardia, Ft. Lauderdale, Salt Lake City, and San Diego.</li>
-<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant, and receive a $28 credit (usually) per person to spend on food and drink. Generally, you'll eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than at an airport lounge. At most restaurants, you need to sit at a table, but at a few restaurants you can take food to go. If an airport has multiple participating restaurants, you can check into multiple locations during the same trip. For longer stays, you can check-in and receive a separate dining credit, every two hours.</li>
+<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant and receive a $28 credit per person (usually) to spend on food and drink. You'll generally eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than you would at an airport lounge. At most restaurants, you’ll need to get table service, but at some restaurants you can take food to go. Not every participating restaurant has great food, but many do.</li>
-<li>'''You can often visit a lounge after you arrive, and not just before you leave'''. Sometimes its nice to pick up a quick drink or snack after you land. However, particularly when you need to go through immigration, it is not always possible to get to the lounge area at the arrival airport. And some lounges or restaurants limit visits to those with "departing" tickets.</li>
+If an airport has multiple participating restaurants, you can even eat at multiple locations during the same visit.
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-Airport lounge access is usually reserved for elite-level frequent flyers, business or first-class passengers, and people who've purchased lounge memberships. However, you can also get free airport lounge access by having a premium credit card, such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
+Airport lounge access is usually reserved for elite-level frequent flyers, business or first-class passengers, and people who've purchased expensive lounge memberships. However, you can also get free airport lounge access by having a premium credit card, such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
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-The Sapphire Reserve card comes with a Priority Pass membership that gives you (and up to two guests) free access to thousands of airport lounges, located in every corner of the world.
+The Sapphire Reserve card comes with a Priority Pass membership that gives you (and up to two guests) free access to thousands of airport lounges and restaurants, located in every corner of the world.
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 <li>'''Unlike most traditional paths to lounge access, you don't need to be flying a specific airline to gain lounge access—as a result, lounges are less likely to be located close to your departure gate.'''. But you can use any of participating lounge at the airport, regardless of which airline you are flying that day.</li>
-<li>'''In general, you’ll find great availability at international airports, and a bit less availability in the United States'''. The lounges that belong to the Priority Pass Select program usually aren’t quite as nice as many of the nicer business and first-class lounges that you can find in international airports, but they are in the same class as most of the domestic airport lounges run by American, Delta, and United.  [//www.prioritypass.com/en/Select View all the Priority Pass lounges].</li>
+<li>'''In general, you’ll find great availability at international airports, and a bit less availability in the United States'''. The lounges that belong to the Priority Pass Select program usually aren’t quite as nice as many of the nicer business and first-class lounges that you can find in international airports, but many are in the same class as most of the domestic airport lounges run by American, Delta, and United.  [//www.prioritypass.com/en/Select View all the Priority Pass lounges].</li>
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-<li>'''A Priority Pass membership is most valuable if your home airport has one or more participating lounges''', as you will have an opportunity to use a lounge every time you leave town.  If your home airport doesn’t have a lounge, you’ll get a less value from the pass, as you'll typically only be able to use it at your destination and/or connecting airport.  A few larger airports don’t have participating lounges, including LaGuardia, Ft. Lauderdale, Salt Lake City, and San Diego. </li>
+<li>'''A Priority Pass membership is most valuable if your home airport has one or more participating lounges''', because you will have an opportunity to use a lounge every time you leave town.  If your home airport doesn’t have a lounge, you’ll get less value from the pass, as you'll typically only be able to use it at your destination and/or connecting airport.  A few larger airports don’t have participating lounges, including LaGuardia, Ft. Lauderdale, Salt Lake City, and San Diego. </li>
-<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant, and receive a $28 credit (usually) per person to spend on food and drink. Generally, you'll eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than at an airport lounge. At most restaurants, you need to sit at a table, but at some restaurants you can take food to go. If an airport has multiple participating restaurants, you can check into multiple locations during the same trip. For longer stays, you can check-in and receive a separate dining credit, every two hours.</li>
+<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant, and receive a $28 credit (usually) per person to spend on food and drink. Generally, you'll eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than at an airport lounge. At most restaurants, you need to sit at a table, but at a few restaurants you can take food to go. If an airport has multiple participating restaurants, you can check into multiple locations during the same trip. For longer stays, you can check-in and receive a separate dining credit, every two hours.</li>
 <li>'''You can often visit a lounge after you arrive, and not just before you leave'''. Sometimes its nice to pick up a quick drink or snack after you land. However, particularly when you need to go through immigration, it is not always possible to get to the lounge area at the arrival airport. And some lounges or restaurants limit visits to those with "departing" tickets.</li>

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 <li>'''A Priority Pass membership is most valuable if your home airport has one or more participating lounges''', as you will have an opportunity to use a lounge every time you leave town.  If your home airport doesn’t have a lounge, you’ll get a less value from the pass, as you'll typically only be able to use it at your destination and/or connecting airport.  A few larger airports don’t have participating lounges, including LaGuardia, Ft. Lauderdale, Salt Lake City, and San Diego. </li>
-<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant, and receive a $28 credit per person to spend on food and drink. Generally, you'll eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than at an airport lounge. If an airport has multiple restaurants, you can check into multiple locations during the same trip. For longer stays, you can check-in and receive a separate dining credit, every two hours.</li>
+<li>'''Priority Pass has started adding airport restaurants to the program'''. At a few dozen airports, you can visit a participating restaurant, and receive a $28 credit (usually) per person to spend on food and drink. Generally, you'll eat and drink better at one of these restaurants than at an airport lounge. At most restaurants, you need to sit at a table, at some restaurants you can take food to go. If an airport has multiple participating restaurants, you can check into multiple locations during the same trip. For longer stays, you can check-in and receive a separate dining credit, every two hours.</li>
-<li>'''You can often visit a lounge after you arrive, and not just before you leave'''. Sometimes its nice to pick up a quick drink or snack after you land. However, particularly when you need to go through immigration, it is not always possible to get to the lounge area at the arrival airport.</li>
+<li>'''You can often visit a lounge after you arrive, and not just before you leave'''. Sometimes its nice to pick up a quick drink or snack after you land. However, particularly when you need to go through immigration, it is not always possible to get to the lounge area at the arrival airport. And some lounges or restaurants limit visits to those with "departing" tickets.</li>
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