Delta Sky Club
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), Concourse B, near Gate Gate B15
Hours of Operation
| Days | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | 4:45 AM | 10:00 PM |
Walking Directions
From the main terminal, head through security and continue toward Concourse B. The Sky Club is located near Gate B15, about a 5-minute walk from the security checkpoint. The entrance is on the upper level, accessible via escalator. This is the newer of the two Sky Clubs, opened in 2024 as part of the terminal redevelopment.
Access Methods
| Method | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card | Membership | Amex Delta Reserve cardholders receive complimentary access |
| Delta Sky Club Membership | Membership | Annual membership starts at $695 or 69,500 SkyMiles |
| Delta One Ticket | Membership | Same-day Delta One passengers receive complimentary access |
| Amex Platinum (Delta flights only) | Membership | Access when flying Delta on a same-day ticket |
| One-time pass purchase | Day Pass | $65 per visit at the door or via the Fly Delta app |
Amenities
Food and Drinks
Food
Full hot and cold buffet featuring locally inspired dishes and seasonal rotations
Drinks
Premium bar with signature cocktails, Wasatch Brewery and Epic Brewing drafts, and an expanded wine selection
Signature Items
- Mountain berry smoothie bowl
- Wasatch Brewery Polygamy Porter on draft
- Artisan cheese board with local honey
Guest Policy
Guests allowed: 2
Cost per guest: $50 per guest
Children under 2 are free. Guests must be flying Delta same day.
Crowding Information
Peak Hours
5:00 AM to 7:00 AM and 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Best Times to Visit
Late morning between 10:30 AM and 1:00 PM, or evenings after 8:00 PM
Workspace
Power Outlets
USB-C and USB-A ports at every seat, plus dedicated work pods with privacy screens
Desk Areas
Yes
Quiet Zones
Yes
Purpose-built work pods with integrated lighting and sound dampening were included in the 2024 design
Showers
Showers are available. Booking is required in advance.
Three shower suites, one more than the Concourse A location. Same Malin+Goetz amenities provided.
The Good
- Brand new 2024 build with modern design, high ceilings, and natural materials inspired by Utah's canyon landscapes
- Three shower suites make it easier to grab one without long waits compared to Concourse A
- Work pods with sound dampening are genuinely useful for phone calls and focused tasks
The Bad
- Farther walk from the security checkpoint compared to the Concourse A location
- Still building its identity, so staff occasionally run out of specialty food items during the first year of operations
- Can echo slightly due to the high ceilings and open floor plan
Pro Tips
- This location is newer and less well-known than the Concourse A Sky Club, so it tends to be less crowded during peak hours. If both are accessible to you, check this one first.
- The Wasatch Brewery Polygamy Porter on draft is a local favorite you will not find at most other Sky Clubs. Definitely worth a pour if you enjoy dark beers.
- Work pods along the north wall offer the best combination of privacy, power, and mountain views. Grab one early in the morning before remote workers claim them.
- If you are connecting through SLC and have a long layover, walk here from Concourse A for a change of scenery. The 7-minute walk between concourses is easy and fully airside.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did this Sky Club open?
This Delta Sky Club opened in 2024 as part of SLC's new terminal redevelopment. It is one of the newest Sky Clubs in the Delta network.
Is this location less crowded than Concourse A?
Generally yes, especially during the early morning rush. Many regular travelers default to the Concourse A location out of habit, which leaves Concourse B quieter until mid-morning.
Can I walk to this lounge from Concourse A gates?
Yes. Concourses A and B are connected airside. The walk takes about 7 minutes at a normal pace with no need to re-clear security.
