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The better-looking of the two C clubs, but still a standard United Club that can be busy at peak times.
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Near Gate C1, the north Club is the more attractive Terminal C option after its remodel, with the usual United seating, buffet, bar, and work spots.
It is the sensible choice for the north C gates. It can become crowded, so do not cross the terminal solely for it if the south Club is closer.
Last verified Sep 13, 2026
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