SEAAirport Guide

Every lounge at Seattle airport and who gets in

Where each SEA lounge sits, its hours and who gets in. The Club's day pass is $50 on the A Concourse and $60 on the S Concourse.

A long curved sofa and low tables in the Delta Sky Club hall at Seattle-Tacoma airport, with tall windows onto the apron.
Delta Sky Club, A Concourse, SEA

If you want to buy lounge access at SEA, start with The Club at SEA. Its A Concourse lounge costs $50 per visit, and its S Concourse lounge costs $60. If you’re headed to the United Club, one of the Delta lounges or the Centurion Lounge, check that operator’s entry rules for your ticket or card before heading toward A or the Central Terminal.

SEA has one terminal and 12 lounge locations, counting the USO Center. Eleven are after security. The USO is before it. The Delta Sky Club and Delta One Lounge near A11 are separate locations. A, B, C and D join on foot after security. The N Concourse and S Concourse need the SEA Underground train. You can reach every gate from any of the six public checkpoints. If your gate is at N or S, use our terminal map to find the train station before choosing a lounge on A, C or D.

Which SEA lounges are there, and when are they open?

Our A Concourse Club listing gives the Port of Seattle’s 12:30 a.m. closing time, while The Club’s A Concourse location page prints a later one. Check both before a late visit.

The A Club listing and S Club listing give the accepted programs and three-hour entry limit. The USO Center listing gives its eligibility and confirms that services are free.

Lounge Where to go Hours the Port lists Who can use it
The Club at SEA, A Across from A11 on the Port of Seattle map. The Port of Seattle lounge page says near A12. Daily, 5 a.m.–12:30 a.m. $50 day pass, or eligible Priority Pass or LoungeKey membership. Entry up to three hours before departure. Airline lounge memberships aren’t accepted.
The Club at SEA, S Mezzanine above S10. Take the elevator beside S9. Daily, 6 a.m.–1:30 a.m. $60 day pass, or eligible Priority Pass or LoungeKey membership. Entry up to three hours before departure. Airline lounge memberships aren’t accepted.
United Club A Concourse, near A9 on the Port of Seattle lounge page and by A10 on its map Daily, 4:15 a.m.–10 p.m. Check United’s admission terms for your ticket, membership or pass. The Port of Seattle listing doesn’t settle eligibility.
Centurion Lounge Central Terminal mezzanine, above Evergreens, Pallino, Pei Wei and Lucky Louie Fish Shack. Entrance by the Central Terminal elevator. Daily, 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Check American Express for your exact card and guest terms. The Port of Seattle listing doesn’t give them.
Alaska Lounge, C Mezzanine next to C16. The Port of Seattle places it near C16A. Daily, 5 a.m.–7 p.m. Alaska Lounge members can enter. Check Alaska for other ticket and pass eligibility.
Alaska Lounge, D Near D1, just beyond Checkpoint 4 Daily, 5 a.m.–11 p.m. Alaska Lounge members can enter. Check Alaska for other ticket and pass eligibility.
Alaska Lounge, N Mezzanine above N15. Alaska describes it as above N13–N18. Daily, 5 a.m.–11 p.m. Alaska Lounge members can enter. Check Alaska for other ticket and pass eligibility.
Delta Sky Club, A1 Near A1 Daily, 4:15 a.m.–11:15 p.m. Check Delta’s Sky Club terms for your ticket, card or membership.
Delta Sky Club, A11 Near A11 Daily, 5 a.m.–10:30 p.m. Check Delta’s Sky Club terms for your ticket, card or membership.
Delta One Lounge Near A11, with the Delta Sky Club Daily, 5 a.m.–10:30 p.m. Check Delta for Delta One admission.
British Airways Terraces Lounge S Concourse mezzanine, near S10 on the Port of Seattle lounge page and S9 on its map Daily, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. Check British Airways for ticket, status and guest rules. The Port of Seattle listing doesn’t give them.
USO Center Main Terminal mezzanine above Checkpoint 4, before security Sunday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 8 a.m.–4 a.m. next day. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m.–midnight. Traveling military members and their families. All services are free.

If you’re looking for the USO after screening, you’ve gone too far. Head back toward the Main Terminal mezzanine above Checkpoint 4, then use our security page to find your checkpoint when you leave.

Africa Lounge near A5 is a bar and restaurant after security, despite its name. It isn’t one of SEA’s airport lounges.

For A and S lounges, Checkpoints 1, 2 and 3 are closest. Checkpoint 1 opens 4 a.m.–8 p.m. Checkpoint 2 opens 4 a.m.–4 p.m. Checkpoint 3 opens 4 a.m.–11:30 p.m. Checkpoint 4, closest to the Central Terminal and C, stays open 24 hours. For the C, D and N lounges, Checkpoints 5 and 6 are closest. Checkpoint 5 opens 4 a.m.–8 p.m. Checkpoint 6 opens 4 a.m.–10 p.m.

If you have a pass, card or premium ticket

A paid visit to The Club includes free Wi-Fi, snacks and beverages.

One traveler reported being turned away at the A Club with a Condor business-class ticket despite expecting access. Staff offered paid entry, and the traveler used a separate card benefit. Check the benefit attached to your own booking before you head for A11.

Alaska Lounges: membership first

Alaska says Lounge and Lounge+ members may bring their spouse or domestic partner and children under 21, or up to two guests. Alaska’s SEA listing doesn’t state that members need a same-day departing Alaska or Hawaiian flight. The same-day flight conditions on Alaska’s lounge locations and policies page appear under partner lounges. That page doesn’t list every fare that qualifies, so check Alaska before you budget.

Delta, United, Centurion and British Airways: ask the operator

Check Delta’s admission terms for Sky Club or Delta One. For the United Club, check United’s ticket, membership and pass terms. Check your card and guest terms for the Centurion Lounge. Check your ticket, status and guest rules for the Terraces Lounge.

Leave time to get back to your gate

If your departure is from N, board the Green Line at C or D Station. It stops at N Station. For S, board the Blue Line at A or B Station and get off at S Station. The stations’ train platforms are on Level 2, and trains on both loops arrive every three minutes. The Yellow Line links A and D Stations when you need to change between loops. Our connections guide shows how to change trains when your lounge is on A and your gate is at N.

One traveler reported the A11 Sky Club’s shower sign-up kiosks. Another reported a meal at Delta One. Ask its front desk about the dining wait before you settle in.

If the A11 lounges are full, our food directory shows restaurants and coffee along A. BrewTop Social is a Central Terminal restaurant tagged Priority Pass, not a lounge. Check your membership’s restaurant benefit before ordering.

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