PPS Lounge Privileges Pertaining to Guests

[Singapore_Air]

Having a quiet night in and saw this:

You may also invite a guest to enjoy this privilege with you, provided he or she is travelling on the same Singapore Airlines or SilkAir flight as you.

Not a very enforced rule it seems is it?

[LionCity]

Having a quiet night in and saw this:

You may also invite a guest to enjoy this privilege with you, provided he or she is traveling on the same Singapore Airlines or SilkAir flight as you.

Not a very enforced rule it seems is it?

Traveled with my spouse and kid (both non-PPS) and they allowed me to use the lounge with the family although we were all on Y on two trips. Not sure how this dispensation of just one guest rule will change with the SQ's concern about overcrowded SK lounge.

[SuperFlyBoy]

Traveled with my spouse and kid (both non-PPS) and they allowed me to use the lounge with the family although we were all on Y on two trips. Not sure how this dispensation of just one guest rule will change with the SQ's concern about overcrowded SK lounge.

This didn't happen with my wife and 2 daughters (3 & 6), so

Not that we really cared...except for it being very embarassing...

[jjpb3]

This didn't happen with my wife and 2 daughters (3 & 6), so

Not that we really cared...except for it being very embarassing...

The seems to belie your claim that you really didn't care. I guess the lounge agent's decision to deny entry to your 3 guests based on the "1-guest-per-PPS-member" rule still smarts?

[9V-JKL]

This didn't happen with my wife and 2 daughters (3 & 6), so

Not that we really cared...except for it being very embarassing...

Why? I'm confused. the rules was 1 guest which you seem to know. You were hoping that that rule could be waive but didn't.

[SuperFlyBoy]

Why? I'm confused. the rules was 1 guest which you seem to know. You were hoping that that rule could be waive but didn't.

Exactly. No need to be confused. Refer to your last sentence.

[LionCity]

I think most service staff are quite sympathetic to parents with young kids although some can be quite stickly....allowed but with a "grunt" that this was exceptional and one time only.

[KeithMEL]

Exactly.

And so the question remains- why is a emoticon justified when you clearly knew the rules and the fact that exceptions to the rule are rare?

[SuperFlyBoy]

And so the question remains- why is a emoticon justified when you clearly knew the rules and the fact that exceptions to the rule are rare?

Was my first time trying to access the lounge with anyone else (and first time Y travel to access as PPS)....never used the facility anyway...not such a great lounge...FRA F much better food/showers...

Quoting my statement again: "Not that we really cared...except for it being very embarassing..."

Wasn't prepared to go find a simple "thumbs down" emoticon - used what was there - sorry if it expressed more than what I meant it to be...