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Here, that will mean drinks like the Rocky Fence with Woody Creek Rye Whiskey, Leopold Brothers New York Sour Apple Liqueur, and Cocktailpunk Apino Bitters and the Bragging Rights, with hot filtered water, lemon, Bragg’s Apple Cider Vinegar, and maple syrup. But with better food and drinks options (all complimentary) at The Centurion Lounge, I’ll let you (the readers) decide.Mixologist Jim Meehan oversees the AmEx Centurion Lounge cocktail program, and peppers his lists with location-specific libations. With plenty of room, beautiful open space, floor-to-ceiling windows, and built-in power outlets at each seating area, and a fireplace. The overall impression of this lounge is quite impressive and added a feel of luxury no doubt. The bathroom at this lounge was spotlessly clean during my visit. But I guess they have their reason(s) for not doing so. With 15,800 square feet of space, Alaska Airlines could have easily fitted some showers at this lounge, especially when considering the passengers on a long-haul flight with one of their partners.

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If the 156Mbps download speed doesn’t impress you, the 131Mbps upload speed should.Īnother setback for this lounge is the lack of showers.

Not just at this location, but also at their other locations I have been to (LAX & JFK). One of the things Alaska Airlines deserves credits for is their WiFi speed. There was also yoghurt, boiled eggs, oatmeal, a few fruits, bagels, and some sweet sensations on display during my 90 minutes stay at this lounge. Like every of Alaska lounge locations, you’ll find the Alaska Airlines signature and frequently publicized pancake machines at this location also.

There were just very limited options of food. I visited this lounge around 9am, and I must say the food wasn’t impressive. For anyone accessing the lounge on a purchased daily pass, you’ll at least expect the lounge to have some good complimentary food available rather than having to spend additional $10 (or maybe more) on some made-to-order food. One of the few things that gave this lounge a setback is the food and drinks offering. Thanks to the floor to ceiling glasses all around the lounge. Since the lounge seated above 6 different boarding gates, it provided more opportunities to enjoy the breathtaking views of the apron, runway, and even the mountains. This Flagship Lounge located in Concourse N (opens from 5:00 am – 11:00 pm)Īlaska Lounge Concourse C (opens from 5:00 am – midnight)Īlaska Lounge Concourse D (opens from 4:30 am – 8:00 pm) You must be able to verify your active status, provide orders, and be ticketed to fly on an Alaska flight departing within 3 hoursĪs at the time of this writing, there are 3 Alaska Airlines lounges located at the Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA): MVP Gold 75K Lounge Pass (one per person)ĭay Pass ($50 per person) īenefit for military: Day passes are complimentary for active duty US military personnel who are traveling on orders. Unlike The Centurion Lounge by American Express that is always overcrowded (typical of all AmEx lounge these days), you’ll find comfortable seats that suits your needs whether you want some quietness to get some work done, or you just want to stretch a little before your next flight, or maybe you just want to enjoy the air traffic from the aprons and the runways.įirst Class ticketed passengers (complimentary upgrades not eligible)Īdmirals Club members (when flying same day on AS or AA) You’ll find tons of seating area in this new Alaska Lounge, and this is one thing that sets Alaska lounge apart from the other lounges located at SeaTac airport. Checking in only takes a minute just like at every other lounge, but if you have a lounge membership, then the tablet will prompt you to scan your fingers on the scanner. The lounge is located on the Mezzanine level above Gates N13 – N18 and has a feel of a business class lounge. This new lounge is 15,800 square feet in size, this lounge (almost) has it all. While the Alaska lounges at SeaTac airport are not part of the Priority Pass program, I had some 4 Alaska lounge passes that has been lying around for quite some time now. I decided to compare the new Alaska lounge to the AmEx lounge. A few days ago, I had a 4-hour layover in Seattle and decided to go lounge hopping. And when I do, I am either accessing the American Express Centurion Lounge with my Platinum Card from American Express. Since it’s opening in July 2019, I haven’t been able to access this lounge since I don’t fly in / out of Seattle that much.