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        <description><![CDATA[!!Clubs<br />
Tips about frequent flyer clubs at this airport<br />
* Type notes here ...<br />
* The Crown Room here is very nice and quite large.  It has a view of the terminal and usually has fresh fruit and snacks.<br />
!!Killing a few Hours<br />
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        <description><![CDATA[Tips about frequent flyer clubs at this airport<br />
* The Northwest Club in Term E is closed (presumably forever).<br />
* You can get a wifi signal in the US Airways club between B and C if you sit by the windows that look out onto the food court.<br />
*  The Crown room club is pretty lame, since it is before security, so if you end up with a flight delay you have to go back through security<br />
!!Killing a few Hours<br />
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        <description><![CDATA[!!The Big Picture<br />
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Once touted as the Biggest Airport in the World, D/FW is fairly daunting, and expanding apace.  It has a relatively user-friendly layout, however, with semi-circular terminals laid out around two main spines traversed by light-rail lines.  It's as predictable as Atlanta's %5BAtlantaHartsfieldATL|Hartsfield%5D, for instance, without the vast rectangular warehouse-like feel; D/FW localities always feel compact and cozy.  D/FW is a much more rational place than %5BNewYorkJFK|JFK%5D or %5BChicagoOHareORD|O'Hare%5D.  Connections are generally easy to find and make, though if you fly on American (which does most of the business at D/FW) your next gate may be quite a hike.<br />
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Once touted as the Biggest Airport in the World, D/FW is fairly daunting, and expanding apace.  It has a relatively user-friendly layout, however, with semi-circular terminals laid out around two main spines traversed by light-rail lines.  It's as predictable as Atlanta's %5BAtlantaHartsfieldATL|Hartsfield%5D, for instance, without the vast rectangular warehouse-like feel; D/FW localities always feel compact and cozy.  D/FW is a much more rational place than %5BNewYorkJFK|JFK%5D or %5BChicagoOHareORD|O'Hare%5D.  Connections are generally easy to find and make, though if you fly on American (which does most of the business at D/FW) your next gate may be quite a hike. Use the secure side monorail to get from one side to the otehr<br />
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!!Places to Eat<br />
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* Few and far between.<br />
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* The new International Terminal at DFW has a beautiful layout and many places to choose from..<br />
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Au Bon Pain Cafй   D28, International Arrivals  <br />
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Auntie Anne's Pretzels   D12, D36 <br />
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Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream   D12, D27 <br />
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Bennigan's   D11 <br />
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Blue Bamboo Xpress   D31 <br />
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Blue Mesa Taco & Tequila Bar   D31  <br />
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Camille's Sidewalk Cafй   D27 <br />
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Cantina Laredo   D27 Mezzanine <br />
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Champps Grill & Bar   D24 <br />
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Cool River Cafй   D25 <br />
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Cousin's Bar-B-Q   D28 <br />
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Einstein Bros. Bagels (Marchй)   D18 <br />
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Fuddruckers Hamburgers (Marchй)   D18 <br />
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Jazzman's Cafй   D10, D28 <br />
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La Bodega Winery   D14 <br />
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McDonald's   D33 <br />
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Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits   D22 <br />
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Reata Grill   D33 Mezzanine <br />
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Starbucks Coffee   D25 <br />
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T.G.I. Friday's   D34 <br />
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Tigin Irish Pub & Restaurant   D20 <br />
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Try Blue Mesa or Reata for amazing eats.<br />
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!!Wifi<br />
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!!Getting a Cocktail<br />
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* As with food, good luck.<br />
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* As with food, good luck.TGI Fridays in Terminal C is a good bet as well as taking the quick monorail over to Terminal D. Don't worry about security, the monorail is within the secure side of the terminal.<br />
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!!Clubs<br />
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American Airlines Admirals club in A,B,C,D. You can by a day pass for $50.00<br />
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!!Killing a few Hours<br />
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* You are vastly far from any point of interest in the Metroplex.  The closest city is Arlington, a few miles south, but unless the Rangers are playing the night you lay over, there ain't much to do there.<br />
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Huge Grapevine Mills mall is one mile north of the airport and great for shopping, eating or killing a few hours. <br />
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!!Other Comments]]></description>
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