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Where I Want To Be Right Now

Departing from London on British Airways to see Terminal 5, which is exclusive to BA. It has been designed to make your journey fast and stress-free. On your return journey, you’re through to Departures in about 10 minutes. Where 38 shops, from World Duty-Free, to top brands' stores such as Harrods, Tiffany & Co, Bulgari, Dior, Gucci, Mulberry, Prada, Smythson , Kurt Geiger and Reiss awaits you. Many, such as Paul Smith’s Globe, offer exclusive Terminal 5 pieces.

Also you will find 29 top restaurants, such as Gordon Ramsey’s airport first, Plane Food. If you’re flying First or Club World, you can also choose to relax in one of the many luxurious lounges, or be pampered at the Elemis Travel Spa (source). Just exactly what you need after looong shopping sprees in Notting Hill, Knightsbridge, and Oxford.
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Danah said…
gordon ramsey's restaurant was amazing! i was *so* upset that i didn't realize there were more shops in the bottom floor until i had to go to the gate!!
07 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
I only saw one restaurant!
The only shame is that BA can't seem to 'get you there' without damaging and / or losing/delaying your luggage.It's a shame that after soooo much time, BA still can't get it right.However,Terminal 5 is nice- I loved the kids' play area- killed time for us.
07 February, 2009
Confashion said…
Dandoon
Did you manage to take photos?

teach
I lost my luggage twice with BA so I can totally relate to what you said :)
07 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
They tell me you still need to book a table to eat at the Gordon Ramsay Terminal 5.

Is terminal 5 able to hold a candle to Changi Airport terminal 3 ?
08 February, 2009
Anonymous said…
Speaking of...
Do we have mulberry in kuwait?
08 February, 2009
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