To protect the value of your Alaska Lounge membership, we ask you to observe the following membership policies.
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Access Type |
Policy |
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Alaska Lounge and Lounge+ Members |
Membership in the Alaska Lounge is open to all persons 18 years of age and older and allows entry to all 9 Alaska Lounges. As of February 1, 2024, Lounge members will need to provide at the time of entry, a valid boarding pass for a flight that day on Alaska, a fellow oneworld member airline, or one of our additional global airline partners.*** Members are welcome to bring immediate family (partner and children under the age of 21) or up to 2 friends at no extra charge. Lounge members must accompany family and guests at all times and are responsible for their conduct. All guests must be personally known by the member. To access the Alaska Lounge, members and guests must present a same day ticketed boarding pass. We may ask for a valid membership card or a government-issued photo ID. You may be asked to sign a roster with your name and Alaska Lounge account number upon entering affiliated lounges. Members may purchase a Lounge Day Pass for additional traveling companions, or for guests and family not traveling with the member, at a reduced rate of $30 USD per person. Children younger than 2 can accompany an adult member at no charge. Alaska Lounge+ members also have access to nearly 90 partner lounges. Policies for each partner lounge can be found |
Paid or award First Class ticket on Alaska Airlines |
Entry to the Alaska Lounge when traveling on a paid First Class or a First Class award ticket* on flights operated by Alaska Airlines where one flight has a distance of at least 2,100 miles on the day of travel. Guests traveling on a paid First Class or a First Class award ticket where no single flight operated by Alaska Airlines exceeds 2,100 miles may purchase a discounted Single-Entry Lounge Pass for $30, subject to space availability. ** Guests do not have access to other oneworld® member lounges. *Flights with at least 2,100 miles include coast-to-coast, Hawaii and international long-haul flights. Flight distance can be found in the flight details or summary section of an itinerary. |
Paid or award First Class ticket on Alaska Airlines—Club 49 members |
When traveling on a paid First Class or a First Class award ticket* on flights operated by Alaska Airlines to, through, or from the State of Alaska, regardless of flight distance, only on the day of their flight.** Guests do not have access to other oneworld® member lounges. |
First Class upgrades |
Upgraded First Class tickets (U Class) operated by Alaska Airlines are not eligible for complimentary lounge access. Upgraded guests, whether complimentary, paid, or using miles can purchase a Single-Entry Lounge Pass for $30, subject to space availability. ** |
oneworld® Emerald and Sapphire, including Alaska MVP® Gold, Gold 75K, and Gold 100K |
Alaska Airlines Emerald and Sapphires may access the Alaska Lounge when traveling on a oneworld® member airline to a destination outside of the US, Canada, or Mexico. American Airlines Emerald and Sapphire may access the Alaska Lounge when traveling on a oneworld® member airline to a destination outside of the US, Canada, Mexico (exc. Mexico City) or the Caribbean. If you've earned Emerald or Sapphire through an airline other than American or Alaska, you are not required to have an international itinerary. However, all guests must include their eligible frequent flyer number on their reservation prior to check-in to access the lounge. oneworld® frequent flyer membership cards do not grant access to the lounge and the frequent flyer number on the reservation will determine whether a member is eligible for access. Emerald and Sapphire members may invite one guest to join them in the lounge. Access policies for other oneworld® member lounges vary by location and can be found |
Paid or Award First Class ticket on oneworld® member airlines |
When traveling on a paid First Class or a First Class award ticket on oneworld® member airline with at least one international flight greater than 5 hours in length. The First Class ticket must be on the international segment. Eligible customers may invite one guest to join them in the lounge. Guests must be traveling on a oneworld® flight. Guests may also visit other oneworld® member First or Business lounges. Access policies vary by location and can be found |
Paid or Award Business Class ticket on oneworld® member airlines |
When traveling on a paid Business Class or a Business Class award ticket on a oneworld® member airline with at least one international leg greater than 5 hours in length. The Business Class ticket must be on the international segment. Guests may also visit other oneworld® member Business lounges. Access policies vary by location and can be found |
Paid or Award First Class ticket on select American Airlines transcon routes (oneworld® qualifying access) |
When traveling on a paid First Class or a First Class award ticket on flights operated by American Airlines on the following routes: JFK–SFO, SFO–JFK, JFK–LAX, and LAX–JFK. |
American Admirals Club Member Access |
Complimentary access to Alaska Airlines Lounges (when departing or arriving on flights marketed and operated by American or Alaska Airlines). Admirals Clubs members must present current physical or digital Admirals Club Membership card. Complimentary access for all Concierge Key Members who present current physical or digital card. Complimentary access for all Airpass Members who present physical or digital card. Complimentary access for all Citi Executive Primary Cardholders who present current physical card. (Authorized users not included in complimentary access to Alaska Lounges.) Admirals Club members are welcome to bring immediate family (partner and children under the age of 21) or up to 2 friends at no extra charge. Lounge members must accompany family and guests at all times and are responsible for their conduct. All guests must be personally known by the member. |
Single-Entry Lounge Pass |
Non-members, age 18 and older, may purchase a Our JFK Lounge is limited to selling Single-Entry Lounge Passes only to those flying on Alaska Airlines or a oneworld® member airline. |
MVP Gold 75K Day Pass |
Day Pass entry to all Alaska Lounge locations. As of February 1, 2024, entry will be limited to a valid boarding pass for a flight that day on Alaska, a fellow |
Active Duty military |
Alaska Lounge access is complimentary for U.S. military personnel traveling on official government-sponsored travel through SATO and ticketed to fly on an Alaska flight departing within 3 hours. A valid Military ID must be presented. All other Active Duty military personnel with a valid ID, traveling on a paid or award ticket, may purchase a Alaska Lounge Day Pass at the discounted rate of $30 in all Alaska Lounge locations subject to availability. ** |
Lounge benefits through oneworld have specific entry requirements and exclude domestic and some international itineraries. An Alaska Lounge membership will enable you to access Alaska Lounges when flying on itineraries that are excluded from the oneworld entry requirements and allows access when flying any carrier, even non-oneworld ones.
Alaska Lounge partner locations are a separate program from oneworld, although there is some overlap. Lounge+ members will still have access to Admirals Club when flying Alaska or American Airlines and Qantas Club locations when flying Qantas. To access other oneworld partner lounges, you will need to be traveling on an eligible oneworld itinerary.
If your itinerary is ticketed by Alaska or a oneworld carrier, and includes a long-haul international flight operated by a oneworld carrier then you are eligible for lounge access.
If you are a oneworld Emerald or Sapphire member that has been earned through an airline other than American or Alaska, you are not required to have an international itinerary. For valid entry, the qualifying frequent flier number must be in your reservation.
Single-Entry Lounge passes are valid only in the location where purchased. The following exceptions apply:
We offer complimentary access to U.S. military personnel traveling on official government-sponsored travel through SATO and ticketed to fly on an Alaska flight departing within 3 hours. A valid Military ID must be presented.
All other Active Duty military personnel with a valid Military ID, traveling on a paid or award ticket, may purchase a day pass at the discounted rate of $30 when traveling on Alaska.
Sorry, upgraded First Class tickets (U Class) are not eligible for complimentary lounge access, however passengers upgraded to First Class (U), whether complimentary, paid, or using miles can purchase a Single-Entry First Class Lounge pass for $30.
No, emotional support animals are not allowed. Only Service Animals are permitted in our lounges.
No, only eligible First Class itineraries on Alaska Airlines or an eligible oneworld itinerary receives lounge access.