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Alaska Airlines offers its customers the opportunity to access its airport lounges, providing a quiet space to relax and recharge, or get some work done. Access to the Alaska Lounges is restricted to ticketed air travellers flying in first class, those with elite status, or people with a lounge membership. Lounge passes can be purchased for $65 USD per person, while a standard Alaska Lounge membership is priced at $595. The airline also offers an Alaska Lounge+ membership, which includes access to The Plumeria Lounge and partner lounges, for $795. American Airlines Admirals Club members can also access Alaska Lounges if they are departing or arriving on an Alaska or American Airlines flight.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Lounge access | Available for first-class flyers, elite status holders, lounge members, day pass holders, and their guests |
| Membership | $595 for standard access to all Alaska Lounges and The Plumeria Lounge; $795 for expanded access to partner lounges |
| Day pass | $65 per person; must be used with same-day ticketed air travel on Alaska Airlines or partner airlines |
| Guest policy | Members can bring immediate family (spouse/partner and children under 21) or up to two guests; minors must be accompanied by an adult |
| Locations | Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York JFK, Portland, Anchorage, and more |
| Amenities | Quiet space, food and beverages, hand-crafted espresso, cosy fireplace, increased seating, spectacular views |
| Pet policy | Quiet pets in carry-on kennels and service animals are allowed; pets must stay in containers at all times |
| Luggage policy | Airport luggage carts are not permitted |
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What You'll Learn
Lounge membership and day passes
Lounge memberships and day passes are available for purchase at select Alaska Airlines lounge locations. Single-entry lounge passes are $65 USD per person and must be used in conjunction with same-day, ticketed air travel on Alaska Airlines, a fellow Oneworld member airline, or one of their additional global partners. One lounge pass is required per person, however, children under 2 can accompany an adult member for free. Lounge passes are non-refundable. If you purchase a membership within 30 days of buying a lounge pass, Alaska Airlines will refund the cost of the pass.
Lounge memberships can be purchased online, at any Alaska Lounge location, or over the phone by calling Guest Care at 1-800-654-5669. Memberships may be renewed up to 60 days in advance of their expiration date, which is one year from the date of processing. Alaska Airlines reserves the right to change fees, benefits, services, and lounge locations and hours at any time.
Alaska Airlines offers a discount on lounge day passes for active-duty military personnel. With a valid military ID, those travelling on a paid or award ticket can purchase a space-available day pass for $30. Alaska Airlines also offers complimentary access to U.S. military personnel travelling on official government-sponsored travel through SATO and ticketed to fly on an Alaska flight departing within 3 hours.
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Lounge locations
Alaska Airlines has nine airport lounges located across the United States. These include:
- Seattle
- San Francisco (Harvey Milk Terminal 1)
- Los Angeles
- New York (JFK)
- Portland (PDX)
- Anchorage
Lounge access is generally restricted to people flying first class (depending on the destination), flyers with elite status, or people with a lounge membership. Alaska Airlines offers two types of membership: Alaska Lounge and Alaska Lounge+. Alaska Lounge membership includes access to all nine Alaska Lounges, plus The Plumeria Lounge, for $595 per year. Alaska Lounge+ membership includes access to all Alaska Lounges, The Plumeria Lounge, and nearly 90 partner lounges worldwide, for $795 per year.
Alaska Airlines also sells single-entry day passes for $65, although these are subject to space availability and capacity restrictions. Day passes are only valid at the location of purchase and must be used in conjunction with same-day, ticketed air travel on Alaska Airlines, a fellow Oneworld member airline, or one of their additional global partners.
American Airlines Admirals Club members can also access Alaska Lounges if they are departing or arriving on an Alaska or American Airlines flight. Admirals Club members can bring immediate family or up to two guests at no additional charge.
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Lounge access for minors
There are different types of memberships and passes available for the Alaska Lounge. An Alaska Lounge+ membership allows access to all Alaska Lounges and partner lounges, which include the Plumeria Lounge and nearly 90 other partner lounges worldwide. Members can bring their immediate family, which includes a spouse or domestic partner and children under the age of 21, or up to two guests. It is important to carry the digital Alaska Lounge+ membership card when travelling, as it serves as proof of membership to access partner lounges.
Single-entry lounge passes are also available for $65 USD per person, but these are subject to space availability and capacity management. These passes are only valid at the location of purchase and must be used in conjunction with same-day, ticketed air travel on Alaska Airlines, a fellow oneworld member airline, or one of their other global partners.
It is worth noting that lounge access and the sale of lounge passes may be limited due to capacity restrictions. Additionally, Alaska Airlines reserves the right to restrict, alter, or modify the fees, benefits, services, and lounge locations and hours at any time without prior notice.
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Lounge conduct and restrictions
General Lounge Conduct and Restrictions
- Dress appropriately. While you don't have to dress up, it's best not to dress too casually.
- Be mindful of your personal belongings and avoid spreading them across multiple seats or tables.
- Keep your speaking volume low, especially when on the phone. Use headphones whenever possible, and look for private pods or secluded areas if you need to take a call.
- Respect the space and comfort of other guests. Avoid personal grooming sessions, and do not monopolize power outlets or leave a mess.
- Supervise your children and ensure they are not running around or causing a disturbance.
- Arrive early, especially if you have purchased a lounge pass, as capacity may be limited.
Alaska Airlines Lounge Policies
- Alaska Airlines lounges are for guests aged 18 and over. Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an eligible adult.
- Quiet pets in carry-on kennels and service animals are allowed, but they must follow specific guidelines. Pets must remain in their containers, and service animals must stay on the floor.
- Airport luggage carts are not permitted in Alaska Lounges due to fire and safety standards.
- Alaska Airlines reserves the right to deny entry or revoke access to guests who appear intoxicated or under the influence of drugs, or exhibit disruptive, inappropriate, threatening, or dangerous behavior.
- Employees of Alaska Airlines or any other airline are not permitted access while in uniform.
- Single-entry lounge passes are available for purchase, but they are valid only at the location of purchase and based on space availability.
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Lounge facilities
Alaska Airlines offers two types of lounge memberships: Alaska Lounge and Alaska Lounge+. The standard Alaska Lounge membership includes entry to all Alaska Lounges, plus The Plumeria Lounge, for $595 annually. The Alaska Lounge+ membership grants access to all Alaska Lounges, The Plumeria Lounge, and nearly 90 partner lounges worldwide, for $795 annually. Members can bring immediate family members or up to two guests.
Single-entry lounge passes are also available for $65 per person, but these are subject to space availability and capacity restrictions. Lounge passes must be used on the same day as Alaska Airlines, a fellow oneworld member airline, or another global partner flight. Children under two can enter for free with an adult member.
First-class flyers may also access the Alaska Lounges for free, although a fee may be required depending on the length of the flight. Alaska Airlines first-class flyers on flights less than 2,100 miles can purchase space-available lounge access for $30. American Airlines Admirals Club members can access Alaska Lounges if they are departing or arriving on an Alaska or American Airlines flight.
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Frequently asked questions
There are several ways to get access to the Alaska Airlines airport lounge. You can purchase a single-entry day pass for USD 65, or you can buy a membership. A standard Alaska Lounge membership costs USD 595 and includes entry to all Alaska Lounges plus The Plumeria Lounge. An Alaska Lounge+ membership costs USD 795 and includes access to Alaska Lounges, The Plumeria Lounge, and nearly 90 partner lounges. You can also access the lounge by flying first class on a flight of at least 2,100 miles on the day of travel.
Yes, Alaska Lounge members can bring immediate family (spouse or domestic partner and children under the age of 21) or up to two guests.
Luggage carts are not permitted in the Alaska Lounge. Quiet pets in carry-on kennels and service animals are allowed, but they must follow certain guidelines. Guests must keep cell phone conversations at a quiet, non-disruptive level and may be asked to take their call in a designated area. Alaska Airlines may refuse access to guests who appear intoxicated or under the influence of drugs, or whose conduct is deemed disruptive, inappropriate, offensive, threatening, intimidating, violent, belligerent, irrational, or otherwise dangerous.
