Priority Pass: Alaska Lounge At LAX Terminal 6 Revisited

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Alaska Lounge at LAX

My Last Visit:

Earlier this year in April, I flew on a Thursday and at 9:30 am the sign was out saying saying it was full for Priority Pass Select holders. I have Priority Pass Select from my Hilton AMEX Aspire Card, so I get access to this lounge and get to bring 2 guests. I went back at 10:35 and the sign was gone, granting me access! This lounge is known for being very full and restricting access to Priority Pass members.

My Recent Visit to the Alaska Lounge at LAX:

On Thursday in mid-September, I arrived at the lounge at 8:30 am and I was happy to see that there was no sign stating no access to Priority Pass members! 

The lounge was pretty empty, much emptier than my last visit! Probably at 1/2 occupancy. It was nice because it was easy to find a nice place to sit. Is September offseason? If so, sign me up!

The lounge is on the smaller side featuring a bar, main seating area, computer desk stations, a kids playroom as well as two telephone rooms.

In terms of food selection, there’s a soda fountain and an assortment of pastries, boiled eggs, whole fruit and the famous pancake machine!

I snatched a nice seat behind the bar at the windows which had a nice view of planes and the runway. I nibbled on a boiled egg and a raspberry pastry which was a perfect snack before boarding a flight.

The Verdict:

Definitely still a nice place to grab a small bite before a flight. As long as the “Full House” sign isn’t out, I’m a happy camper, and will like to visit the Alaska Lounge at LAX when I’m at Terminal 6.

 

Cheers,

theresorttraveler


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  1. I’ve been here four different times and four different times they had a sign out not admitting Priirity Pass. I’m beginning to think this is a scam. They say they take Priority pass but they really don’t or they open isuch a small time window that most people can’t access it.

  2. Decent lounge, really appreciate the “no tipping permitted” policy and access with Admiral’s club credentials. Reminds me of the old days in the Delta Crown Room, where lounge hosts were DL agents instead of contracted bartenders and the “good stuff” was complimentary!

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