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Tips:
Some pics:
Pretty good window views (though the views are usually of SK aircraft, not as international a panorama as the views from the VS CH -- but occasionally you'll get a peek of a Golden Goose-decorated tailfin, as in the first picture below
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Munchies bar; wine/G&Ts requestable from the bar located left towards the front of the picture (where you see the bar stools; this area is to the left as you emerge from the stairs):
- *A C BP
- *G
- Any BP or status that trumps the above
(e.g., *A F BP, Solitaire)
Tips:
- It's one of the benefits of flying SK intra-Europe.
The TG folks will try to steer you towards the SK Lounge; just say no. 
- Turn left when you get to the junction where the path from the T3 shopping area joins the paths to the gates. It will be further down (leftwards) from the SK Lounge.
- It's one floor above the departure level. If you don't have heavy hand luggage, take the stairs. The elevator is very slow (though charming in its un-modernized way).
- The hot food tends to be available when the SQ passengers are expected to show up (roughly 3-4 hours before departure). That's OK; the lounge is open outside those hours. The sandwiches and munchies are still better than what can be found in the SK Lounge.
- For alcoholic drinks, you'll have to order from the staff at the bar. It's no big bother. The staff (reception and bar) are very friendly.
Some pics:
Pretty good window views (though the views are usually of SK aircraft, not as international a panorama as the views from the VS CH -- but occasionally you'll get a peek of a Golden Goose-decorated tailfin, as in the first picture below
):Munchies bar; wine/G&Ts
requestable from the bar located left towards the front of the picture (where you see the bar stools; this area is to the left as you emerge from the stairs):
My recent visits have been for the early afternoon SK or mid-morning UA/AC flights, and at those times, there had been no wines or spirits on the counter. (When I'm on an SQ flight, I prefer to be in the VS CH.) I just assumed that their policy had changed, rather than ascribing the practice to the specific times I've been there. My bad.
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