Alaska Lounge
Portland International Airport (PDX), Concourse D, near Gate Gate D2
Hours of Operation
| Days | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | 4:30 AM | 10:00 PM |
Walking Directions
From the main terminal security, head toward Concourse D. The Alaska Lounge is near Gate D2, about 4 minutes from security on the upper level. Take the escalator up near the Concourse D entrance.
Access Methods
| Method | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Alaska Lounge Membership | Membership | Annual membership starting at $450 for MVP members |
| Alaska MVP Gold 75K | Membership | Complimentary access when flying Alaska Airlines |
| Alaska Lounge+ Card by Bank of America | Membership | Card includes Alaska Lounge access |
| One-time day pass | Day Pass | $50 per visit when flying Alaska |
Amenities
Food and Drinks
Food
Pacific Northwest-inspired food with seasonal Oregon ingredients, soups, and fresh salads
Drinks
Oregon craft beers, Willamette Valley wines, and Portland-roasted espresso
Signature Items
- Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA
- Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
- Portland-roasted Stumptown espresso drinks
Guest Policy
Guests allowed: 2
Cost per guest: $50 per guest
Guests must be traveling on Alaska Airlines the same day. Children under 2 are free.
Crowding Information
Peak Hours
5:30 AM to 8:30 AM and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Best Times to Visit
Mid-morning between 9:30 AM and noon, or after 7:00 PM
Workspace
Power Outlets
USB-C and AC outlets at every seat and a window work bar
Desk Areas
Yes
Quiet Zones
Yes
Quiet work area with individual desks near the back. Window bar offers tarmac views and power access.
Showers
Showers are available. Booking is required in advance.
Two shower suites available. Sign up at the front desk. Locally-sourced toiletries and fresh towels provided.
The Good
- Excellent Oregon craft beer and wine selection showcasing the state's world-class producers
- Stumptown espresso drinks are a genuine Portland institution and complimentary
- Quiet, comfortable space with Pacific Northwest timber and natural design elements
- Shower suites with locally-sourced products add a thoughtful Oregon touch
The Bad
- Only accessible to Alaska Airlines passengers and members
- Morning peak can fill the lounge as Alaska dominates PDX operations
- Food is good but lighter fare compared to the excellent PDX terminal restaurants
Pro Tips
- Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA is brewed in Bend, Oregon and is one of the most popular IPAs in the Pacific Northwest. It is citrusy, juicy, and complimentary.
- The Willamette Valley Pinot Noir rotation features Oregon's finest wine region. Ask the bartender about the current selection.
- Stumptown Coffee is a Portland institution. The espresso drinks here use the same roasts served at Stumptown's Portland cafes.
- PDX's terminal restaurants are excellent. Consider pairing lounge time with a meal at one of the local restaurants in the terminal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I access this lounge with Priority Pass?
No. The Alaska Lounge does not accept Priority Pass. Access requires Alaska Lounge membership, MVP Gold 75K status, or a day pass when flying Alaska.
Is the food as good as the PDX terminal restaurants?
The Alaska Lounge food is good but lighter fare. PDX is famous for its terminal dining (Pok Pok, Salt & Straw, etc.), which is worth exploring separately.
Are the espresso drinks complimentary?
Yes. Stumptown-roasted espresso drinks including lattes, cappuccinos, and drip coffee are all complimentary.
