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Minneapolis airport's new Portal Lounge has a robot bartender. Here’s what it’s like
The lounge’s robot bartender poured the author’s first drink, while the space adds self-serve soda, gaming stations and premium seating for travelers.
- Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport recently opened the Portal Lounge, which features a robot bartender capable of crafting drinks. This automated server provides a novel experience for travelers navigating the facility.
- Designed as a quiet refuge from the terminal bustle, the lounge requires specific access credentials. Travelers seeking a calm environment before their flights can utilize this space while waiting at the airport.
- Guests enjoy complimentary food including protein bowls and pork sliders. The facility also hosts a room with video game consoles, providing entertainment for those waiting at the airport before their departure.
- While the technology offers a novel experience, it lacks conversational ability compared to human staff. Passengers seeking quick refreshment can instead utilize the self-serve soda fountain available inside the lounge.
- This space joins other terminal options available at the facility. These options provide varying amenities and access requirements for travelers, offering different environments for those waiting at the airport.
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Minneapolis airport's new Portal Lounge has a robot bartender. Here’s what it’s like
MINNEAPOLIS — My first drink in the new Portal Lounge at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was made by a robot bartender. My second drink was made by a human bartender — because the robot had broken down. Apparently, that’s not…
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