SEA Airport Lounges & Clubs Seattle Tacoma Airport

United Club

This new United Club opened after United Airlines consolidated its operations in Concourse A, across from gate A9. Heading upstairs, guests are invited into a sleek, modern space - this was actually the second lounge to feature the new design concept unveiled in 2013. The space is narrow but a significant improvement over the former basement lounge in the North Satellite.

Access Information

One-time passes can be purchased for $50 at reception. Membership fees are $550 per year but can be reduced with elite status.

Amenities : Temporarily Closed

Alaska Lounge (Concourse C)

A warm welcome to the Alaska Lounge at Sea-Tac’s Concourse C. Enjoy the latest addition to Alaska Airlines’ growing lounge network, complete with a beautiful modern design, views of the runway and mountains, a full bar, and of course, the classic pancake machine. Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings and take a moment to relax, grab a bite to eat, or catch up on work.

Amenities: Temporarily Closed

Alaska Lounge (Concourse D)

The main lounge in Concourse D is spread across two floors with a fireplace, two conference rooms, and art by SeaTac native Dale Chihuly. The lounge has its own elevator to move between floors, but some will find the stairs more efficient.

Upstairs is the livelier area with a walkup bar, televisions, and a more expansive food selection that includes pancakes in the morning and hot soup and salad in the evenings, along with other all-day snacks. A scattered mix of low chairs and tables allows visitors to sit in groups.

Access Information

One-time passes can be purchased here (Concourse D, North Satellite) or with the LoungeBuddy App for $45. Customers traveling with a first class ticket (excludes upgrades) receive complimentary access. Board Room membership starts at $350 and may vary with elite status. American Airlines Admirals Club members and Priority Pass members also receive access in some cases.

Amenities

Food And Drink

Alaska Lounge (North Satellite )

Recently opened in a temporary space in the North Satellite to reduce crowding; it will be replaced by a permanent lounge once the North Satellite is renovated (expected to last through 2020). This space is a little smaller and has a decidedly different style, with white walls and blonde wood. A waterfall greets passengers as they enter. To the left are several televisions, a snack bar, and a mix of bench seating, chairs, and a long wooden table. The bar is located to the right, and unlike the main lounge, it features a row of bar stools so you can watch the game while you enjoy a pint. Coffee and self-serve soft drinks are around the corner. Due to limited space, this lounge has a single restroom.

Access Information:

One-time passes can be purchased here (Concourse D, North Satellite) or with the LoungeBuddy App for $45. Customers traveling with a first class ticket (excludes upgrades) receive complimentary access. Board Room membership starts at $350 and may vary with elite status. American Airlines Admirals Club members and Priority Pass members also receive access in some cases.

Amenities

Food And Drink

Delta Sky Club (Concourse A)

Delta began a significant capital investment campaign in its lounge network several years ago, and the Sea-Tac location is one of those more recently renovated. It's also among the most expensive locations to visit with a one-time pass or to purchase a membership. However, it is also one of the few lounges with shower facilities.

Entering the lounge, you'll find a bright blue and white color scheme with two seating areas separated by a long, raised table with its own power outlets and stools. The main seating area contains scattered chairs with high walls that provide additional privacy and a pop-out table to rest your drink. Another row of chairs runs along the window. The upper seating area contains more traditional low-rise chairs with coffee tables that are ideal if you're visiting with a companion and want to chat.

Access Information

Customers traveling on Delta Air Lines and other SkyTeam carriers on international itineraries, as well as Sky Club members. One-time passes can be purchased for $59. Complimentary access is provided with the American Express Platinum Card when flying on Delta.

Amenities

Food And Drink

British Airways Terraces Lounge

British Airways provides one of the more premium lounge experiences (Terraces, First) at Sea-Tac due in part to its exclusive service to international passengers. The bartender will make anything you request and maintain a collection of fruit and mixers as part of a fully stocked bar. Sandwiches and hot food are provided in addition to an extensive collection of snacks and cookies.

This is one of the few lounges with a direct view of the runway, but aside from this and the snacks, the large curving space is one massive collection of padded chairs with some tables. Some of the chairs are oddly mismatched, which may be a design choice or just an indication that its time to renovate. A small "business center" in the back consists of two computers and a printer on the shelf. The lounge can get busy before departures but is almost never filled to capacity.

Access Information:

Customers traveling on British Airways and other oneworld carriers on international itineraries. Some other airlines may have access agreements with this lounge.

Amenities: Temporarily closed

USO Center

Over $1.5 million in donations helped renovate the lounge in 2015. Fun fact: decking from the USS Colorado was repurposed to cover 1,500 square feet of flooring in the updated lounge. The lounge is 7,500 square feet in its entirety. It now offers showers, sleeping facilities, luggage storage, game equipment, meals, computers, and a family room.

Access Information

Active duty military personnel and their dependents with a boarding pass. Additional groups may be permitted on a space-available basis. Members of the military and their families may use the USO Center located outside security in the main terminal.

Amenities

Food And Drink

Airport Club Lounges

The Club At SEA

The Club is an independent lounge (part of the Airport Lounge Development network) and one of three airport lounges located in the South Satellite, where the majority of international flights depart. As a lounge primarily intended for premium cabin passengers, the selection of food and drinks is superior. There is an actual wine menu, fresh fruits and vegetables, cookies, and a variety of packaged snacks.

The Club At SEA (South Satellite)

Lounge Amenities

Food & Drinks

Access Information

One-time passes can be purchased here or with the LoungeBuddy App for $35. Complimentary access is provided by several international carriers that do not operate their own lounges at this airport.

Maximum 3 hour stay

• Ticketed passengers only

• Access is permitted 3 hours prior to scheduled flight departure

• All children must be accompanied by an adult

• Alcoholic drinks are only available for passengers 21 years of age or older

• Computer workstations and printers available

The Club at SEA (Concourse A near Gate A12)

Domestic passengers, particularly those on United Airlines, will find The Club in Concourse A more convenient and much more spacious. Located near the end of the pier, it is also upstairs with a view of the concourse, much like the United Club. (As a caveat, the pier may not be convenient depending on where you need to be. The South Satellite will be easier to access with the inter-terminal train if your flight departs from Concourse B.)

Access Information

One-time passes can be purchased here or with the LoungeBuddy app for $35. Complimentary access is provided by several international carriers that do not operate their own lounges at this airport.

The American Express Centurion Lounge

American Express has been building its own lounge network for several years, with Centurion Lounge locations in cities like Dallas, Miami, and San Francisco. The Centurion Lounge in Seattle started out as a slightly different concept, the Centurion Studio, featuring the same high-end furnishings and complimentary snacks and beverages in a smaller space. As a result, access was more exclusive and some amenities are more limited than you would typically find at a Centurion Lounge. However, the Centurion Studio has since expanded and rebranded itself into a Centurion Lounge.

Access Information

Customers with an American Express Platinum or Centurion Card may visit the Centurion Lounge.

Amenities

Food & Drinks