United used to maintain United Global First Lounges at six international airports (three in the US and three overseas) to accommodate Global First passengers. Global First Lounges featured complimentary food and alcoholic beverages and offered more privacy than United Club. Access to Global First Lounges was restricted to Global First passengers, Star Alliance First Class customers and Global Services passengers confirmed in Business Class. HON Circle members of the Lufthansa Miles and More frequent flyer program were also able to use the Global First lounges when traveling or connecting in Lufthansa Business Class. The six Global First lounges were located at United's hubs in Chicago (
O'Hare International Airport), San Francisco, Tokyo (
Narita International Airport), Washington (
Dulles international Airport), Hong Kong, and London (
Heathrow Airport), and Los Angeles. Currently, United has Polaris Lounges at all of their mainland US hubs with the exception of
Denver International Airport. Upcoming lounges include Tokyo Narita, London Heathrow, and Hong Kong. Access is allowed for United Polaris business class passengers and eligible business and first-class passengers on long-haul Star Alliance flights. Guests are not allowed in with the passenger unless the passenger is traveling in first-class on a long-haul Star Alliance flight. London Heathrow has an Arrivals lounge in Terminal 2 that Polaris passengers have access to when arriving before 12pm GMT. This lounge is a partner lounge and is the only dedicated arrivals lounge in the United network. ==References==