Alaska Lounge
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Alaska Lounge – Seattle-Tacoma (SEA) Concourse D
The Alaska Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma airport Concourse D is located in the main terminal, steps away from a security checkpoint. The club welcomes Alaska Lounge members, as well Alaska First Class passengers departing on flights longer than 2,100 miles, and eligible oneworld premium and elite customers.
Given Alaska Airline’s vast footprint at SEA, the carriers also operates a lounge in Concourse C, as well as a sumptuous flagship club in Satellite N.
Alaska Lounge SEA design
The bright and airy Alaska Lounge stretches across two levels, with floors to ceiling windows that reveal panoramic views of the tarmac.
Alaska Lounge Seattle-Tacoma Concourse D seating area
The club was refurbished early 2023. Alaska Airlines shied away from a full remodel, choosing to focus instead on improving the layout, augmenting capacity, and refreshing furniture. As such, the Alaska Lounge in Concourse D feels fresh and functional, but doesn’t have the cachet of the custom-built flagship club in Satellite N. Many artifacts of the airline’s legacy design have been left intact, including the fireplace on the ground floor.
Most amenities are located on the ground floor, including a buffet, bar, and a new barista station with grab-and-go options. On the upper floor, guests will find a quieter area with comfortable loungers overlooking the tarmac, as well as highly-private cube chairs.
All seats feature power outlets and USB ports. The lounge boasts artwork by the Coast Salish artist Louie Gong (Nooksack.)
Alaska Lounge SEA amenities
The Alaska Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma airport Concourse D offers a set of essential amenities for domestic travelers, along with a few luxurious touches.
Barista station at Alaska Lounge SEA Concourse D
The highlight of breakfast is the fresh pancakes made at the touch of a button by a “pancake printer.”, accompanied by hard broiled eggs, and various pastries. Throughout the day patrons will find a selection of light snacks and salads.
The staffed bar offers a selection of complimentary beverages and cocktails, including Champagne. On the lower level, patrons will find a barista station where they can order handcrafted espresso drinks, which can be consumed on site or served in a to-go cup.
Unfortunately, even though Seattle-Tacoma is Alaska’s hub, the airline does not offer showers, unlike Delta.
Alaska Lounge SEA bottom line
The Alaska Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma airport Concourse D features comfortable seating, light snacks and salads, and barista-made coffee in modern surroundings with expansive tarmac views.
Passengers departing from the North Satellite should visit the flagship Alaska Lounge, which features the airport’s best tarmac views, as well as a bespoke design.
- The natural light and great views on the tarmac.
- The extensive breakfast selection and the pancake machine.
- The warm and friendly staff.
- The crowds at peak times.
Alaska Lounge at Seattle, WA - Seattle Tacoma (SEA) welcomes:
- Alaska Airlines full-fare First Class passengers (A, D, F, or P classes of service and award tickets) whose itinerary include a same-day flight longer than 2,000 miles. See notes below.
- Alaska Lounge and Alaska Lounge+ members departing on a same-day flight operated by Alaska Airlines or a partner airline (+1 guest, see notes below)
- American Airlines Admiral Club members departing on a same-day flight operated by Alaska Airlines or American Airlines.
- First Class passengers departing on or connecting to an international flight operated by a oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- Business Class passengers departing on or connecting to an international flight operated by a oneworld airline (no guests)
- oneworld Emerald members (except for passengers whose status was issued by American Airlines or Alaska Airlines) departing on or connecting to any flight operated by a oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- oneworld Sapphire members (except for passengers whose status was issued by American Airlines or Alaska Airlines) departing on or connecting to any flight operated by a oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- U.S. Active Duty military personnel traveling on official government-sponsored travel through SATO and ticketed to fly on an Alaska flight departing within 3 hours. Other Active Duty military personnel with a valid ID, traveling on a paid or award ticket, can purchase a Alaska Lounge Day Pass at the discounted rate of $30, subject to availability.
- Note: Day passes are not sold or accepted at this location.
Notes
- Alaska Airlines First Class customers traveling on flights shorter than 2,100 miles do not receive complimentary Alaska Lounge access but can purchase a discounted day pass for $30.
- Alaska Airlines First Class customers traveling on an upgraded ticket booked in U class do not receive complimentary Alaska Lounge, regardless of the duration of their flight.
- Members may bring members of their immediate family (spouse/domestic partner and children under the age of 21) or as many as two guests at no extra charge.
- Members may purchase single-day passes for additional traveling companions, or for guests and family members not traveling with the member, at a reduced rate of $30 (USD) per person (regularly $60 (USD) per person for non-members). Children under 2 can accompany the adult at no charge, over 2 years old need to pay for access.
- Members must accompany and remain with family members or guests at all times.
Cards accepted
American Airlines Admiral Club
When flying American or Alaska
Alaska Lounge+
When flying Alaska or a partner airline
You may have access to Alaska Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details, or use our lounge access wizard to find out if you have access.
oneworld
Access for eligible customers traveling on any oneworld member airline.
 | Alaska Airlines (AS) |  | American Airlines (AA) |  | British Airways (BA) |
 | Cathay Pacific (CX) |  | Finnair (AY) |  | Iberia (IB) |
 | Japan Airlines (JL) |  | Malaysia Airlines (MH) |  | Qantas (QF) |
 | Qatar Airways (QR) |  | Royal Air Maroc (AT) |  | Royal Jordanian (RJ) |
 | SriLankan (UL) |
Other airlines
 | Hainan Airlines (HU) |
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Overall ratings
Old space, well maintained. Small spaces for seating, reasonably comfortable but not special. No view. Little food, but good coffee.
I like that there are multiple areas (upstairs, downstairs,etc). Chairs are comfy, especially the loungers. Great mimosa before an early morning flight!
Lounge needs a remodel. Food was average and the bar has a poor selection of alcohol.
It’s not the most physically attractive space, and it can be pretty busy, but the full breakfast in itself justifies a four star rating!