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Chase Sapphire Reserve Cardmembers Can Enjoy Special Lounge, Meet Athletes At Olympic Games Paris 2024

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Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers can enjoy athlete meet-and-greets, curated dining, and more during the 2024 Paris Olympic Games in a special lounge.

Visa Lounge For Chase Sapphire Reserve At Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers and one guest can visit the Visa Lounge for Chase Sapphire Reserve just steps away from the action of the Olympic Games, offering gourmet food and drinks and athlete meet-and-greets.

The lounge is located at Le Flow, floating on the River Seine at Pont Alexandre III (4 Port des Invalides, 75007). It opens tomorrow, July 27, 2024, though hours have not been published yet.

Inside the lounge, you can “tune in to an English-language live stream of the Olympic Games action and take home special keepsakes to commemorate your Paris 2024 adventure.”

Cardholders can also meet the following athletes:

  • Michael Phelps: 7/28 — 1:30-2 pm and 8/3 — 1:15-2 pm
  • Tony Parker: 7/30 — 1:30-2 pm and 8/9 — 5:45-6:30 pm
  • Aly Raisman: 8/4 — 1-1:30 pm and 8/6 — 1:15-2 pm
  • Allyson Felix: 8/5 — 1:30-2 pm and 8/7 — 1:15-2 pm
  • Sue Bird: 8/8 — 1:30-2 pm and 8/10 — 1-2 pm

You can resreve a time here.

Le Flow can accommodate up to 600 guests, so you may experience a wait to enter during the Olympic Games.

If yo don’t have the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, you can apply for one here and support Live And Let’s Fly.

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3 Comments

  1. Chi Hsuan Reply

    Polesmokers

  2. GUWonder Reply

    If anyone sees the DL CEO approaching the Chase Sapphire Reserve Olympics pop-up lounge in Paris, please inform him that it’s not for Amex card members like most of his customers.

  3. Dave W. Reply

    Rhythmic gymnasts are not athletes.

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