Some Alaska lounges re-join Priority Pass

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Nick Reyes
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Doctor of Credit reports that several Alaska Airlines lounges have re-joined Priority Pass. Alaska lounges have been in and out of Priority Pass over the past couple of years and many limit capacity at busy times, but I imagine the change here is fueled by reduced demand.

a woman and a baby walking down a hallway
One of the lounges coming back is the Alaska lounge at New York JFK Terminal 7, which we enjoyed well enough a couple of years ago.

The following Alaska lounges are back in the Priority Pass program:

  • The Alaska Lounge Anchorage (ANC) South Terminal
  • The Alaska Lounge Los Angeles (LAX) Terminal 6
  • The Alaska Lounge New York (JFK) Terminal 7
  • The Alaska Lounge Portland (PDX) Concourse C
  • The Alaska Lounge Seattle (SEA) North Satellite

Note that you will only be able to access the lounge within 3 hours of your flight, so you won’t be able to camp out at the lounge all day on a long layover. While they may still limit capacity, you can now join a waiting list to get in and that’s a nice change.

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quasimodo

better than nothing I reckon. Thanks for the update!

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Billy Bob

Was at the Alaska Lounge Los Angeles (LAX) Terminal 6. It is definitely not worth the walk from TBIT. Everything shut down due to the virus. Can have a beer and some prepackaged food. Social distancing/masks enforced.

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Stefan Krasowski (@rapidtravelchai)

I almost miss being turned away at the Anchorage lounge.

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