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The Club at SEA

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), Concourse A, near Gate Gate A11

Hours of Operation

DaysOpenClose
Daily5:00 AM10:00 PM

Walking Directions

From the main terminal security, head toward Concourse A. The Club at SEA is near Gate A11, about 4 minutes from security on the left side. Look for the The Club signage with the blue entrance.

Access Methods

MethodType
Priority PassMembership
LoungeKeyMembership
Diners ClubMembership
Walk-in purchaseDay Pass

Amenities

Wi-FiAvailable
ShowersAvailable
FoodAvailable
DrinksAvailable
Power OutletsAvailable
Sleeping AreasUnavailable
PrintersAvailable
TVAvailable

Food and Drinks

Food

Buffet with hot and cold options, soups, and fresh snacks

Drinks

Complimentary beer, wine, and spirits with a Pacific Northwest focus

Signature Items

  • Pike Place chowder-style soup
  • Washington state Chardonnay
  • Warm pretzel bites with mustard

Guest Policy

Guests allowed: 2

Cost per guest: $50 per guest

Priority Pass guest policies vary by membership tier. Check your specific card benefits.

Crowding Information

Peak Hours

6:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Best Times to Visit

Late morning between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM, or after 8:00 PM

Workspace

Power Outlets

USB-A, USB-C, and AC outlets at most seats

Desk Areas

Yes

Quiet Zones

No

Work area along the wall provides basic desk space with power access

Showers

Showers are available. Booking is required in advance.

Two shower rooms available. Request at the front desk. Basic toiletries and towels provided.

The Good

  • Primary Priority Pass lounge option at SEA for travelers not on Alaska or Delta
  • Shower facilities are a valuable amenity not always available at Priority Pass lounges
  • Decent Pacific Northwest food and drink selections
  • Convenient Concourse A location accessible from all gates

The Bad

  • Can feel generic compared to the airline-branded lounges at SEA
  • Smaller space that reaches capacity during peak Priority Pass hours
  • Food quality is adequate but not as impressive as Alaska Lounge or Centurion

Pro Tips

  • This is your best Priority Pass option at SEA if you are not flying Alaska or Delta. Head here first.
  • The Washington state Chardonnay rotates seasonally. Ask about the current selection from local wineries.
  • Shower rooms are a hidden gem here. Not all Priority Pass lounges offer showers, so take advantage on long layovers.
  • Visit mid-morning for the quietest experience. Peak morning departures fill the space quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions