Does Seattle Airport have a lounge?

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has 12 lounges: 3 Alaska Lounges British Airways First and Terraces Lounge The Centurion Lounge 2 The Club SEA lounges 2 Delta Sky Clubs Delta One Lounge United Club (moving from Concourse A to Concourse B) USO Lounge

Is there a Priority Pass Lounge in Seattle?

Priority Pass members can access 2 The Club SEA lounges. Eligible members can also receive credit at Bambuza restaurant and Brewtop Social.

Does Seattle have an Admirals Club?

There’s no Admirals Club at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, but Admirals Club members may access the Alaska Lounge when traveling on a same-day flight marketed and operated by American Airlines or Alaska Airlines.

Who can use the Alaska Lounge at SeaTac?

Passengers are able to access the Alaska Lounge by flying first class or purchasing an Alaska Lounge membership. Check out the table above, which features pricing and other ways to access Alaska Lounges.

Full List of Airport Lounges at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport [SEA]

Updated: April 1, 2026, 8:19am CDT

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Key Takeaways
SEA Terminal Map
Alaska Lounge
British Airways Terraces Lounge
Centurion Lounge
The Club SEA
The Club SEA Facilities
Delta Sky Club
Delta One Lounge
United Club
USO Lounge
Connecting Between Terminals for Lounge Access
Best Credit Cards To Access Priority Pass Lounges
Final Thoughts

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Key Takeaways

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) has 12 lounges, including 3 Alaska Lounges and 2 Delta Sky Clubs.
Priority Pass members can access two of The Club SEA lounges.
Day passes can be purchased for The Club SEA and the Alaska Lounges.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) served over 50 million passengers in 2024. As it’s a major hub for Alaska Airlines, it’s no surprise that three out of the 12 lounges at SEA are Alaska Lounges.

If you’re keen to avoid the hustle and bustle of the general departure lounges, you can purchase day passes to The Club SEA and the Alaska Lounges. Other lounges are reserved for premium cabin passengers, elite-tier frequent flyers, or those with specific credit cards.

SEA Terminal Map

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Layout — Seattle-Tacoma International Airport layout. Image Credit: Port of Seattle

SEA Airport Lounges by Terminal

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Terminal	Lounges
Central Terminal	Centurion Lounge USO Lounge
Concourse A	The Club SEA Delta Sky Club (2) Delta One Lounge United Club (formerly)
Concourse B	United Club (coming)
Concourse C	Alaska Lounge
Concourse D	Alaska Lounge
North Satellite Terminal	Alaska Lounge
South Satellite Terminal	British Airways Terraces Lounge The Club SEA

Hot Tip:

For information on getting between terminals, facilities, and airport parking, take a look at our ultimate terminal guide to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Alaska Lounge

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has 3 Alaska Lounges in 3 areas:

Concourse C, near gate C16: Daily from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Concourse D, near gate D1: Daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.
North Satellite Terminal, on the mezzanine above gate N15: Daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Alaska Lounge Facilities

Bar
Business services
Newspapers and magazines
Pancake machine
Snacks
Starbucks coffee machine
TVs
Tarmac/runway views
Wi-Fi

Alaska Lounge Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Alaska Lounge Membership	Passengers must have a same-day boarding card. Passengers may bring up to 2 guests or their immediate family.	Cardholders of the Atmos™ Rewards Ascent Visa Signature^® card: $100 discount on Lounge+ membership Alaska Lounge: $595 Alaska Lounge+: $795 Valid traveling with Alaska Airlines, Oneworld member airline or global partners
Day Pass	Passengers must have a same-day boarding card. Day passes are good for 24 hours only at the location where they were purchased.	$65 per visit Valid traveling with Alaska Airlines, Oneworld member airlines, or global partners
Alaska Airlines First Class Passengers	Passengers traveling with a paid first class ticket or a first class award ticket may access the lounge before their flight when flying on itineraries that include a segment that is over 2,000 miles. Upgraded first class tickets (U class) operated by Alaska Airlines are not eligible for complimentary lounge access.	Valid flying first class with Alaska Airlines on flights operated by Alaska Airlines where 1 flight has a distance of at least 2,000 miles on the day of travel Valid for Club 49 members on first class tickets on flights operated by Alaska Airlines to, through, or from Alaska, regardless of flight distance on the day of their flight Upgraded guests, whether complimentary, paid, or using miles, can purchase a single-entry lounge pass for $30, subject to availability.
Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire or Alaska Airlines Atmos Rewards Gold, Platinum, and Titanium Elite Members	Emerald and Sapphire members may invite 1 guest to join them in the lounge. If you’ve earned Emerald or Sapphire through an airline other than American or Alaska, you are not required to have an international itinerary. 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 determines eligibility.	Valid traveling on a Oneworld member airline to a destination outside of the U.S., 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 (excluding Mexico City), or the Caribbean.
Admirals Club Members	Admirals Club members may bring immediate family (partner and children under 21) or up to 2 friends at no extra charge.	Complimentary access when departing or arriving on flights marketed and operated by American or Alaska Airlines Admirals Club 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 physical card (authorized users not included)
Active-Duty Military	Military traveling on orders may access the lounge for free 3 hours before departing on a flight.	Valid on an Alaska Airlines-operated flight

Alaska Lounge House Rules

Infants under 2 are admitted free of charge.
Alaska Lounge and military members may purchase guest passes for a reduced rate of $45 for additional guests
Visitors are requested to use headphones when using their personal devices.
Food and drink are not permitted to be brought in or taken out of the lounge.

Read the full list of house rules on Alaska Airlines’ website.

British Airways Terraces Lounge

The British Airways Terraces Lounge has a separate area for first class passengers, but the facilities are the same.

Location: South Satellite Terminal, near gate S10
Opening Hours: Daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

British Airways Terraces Lounge Facilities

Buffet food with snacks and sandwiches
Business center
Full-service bar
Newspapers and magazines
Showers
TVs
Wi-Fi

British Airways Terraces Lounge Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
First Class Passengers	Passengers must have a same-day boarding pass. Passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest (guest must also be traveling on a flight operated and marketed by a Oneworld airline).	Valid on a British Airways-operated flight or Oneworld partner
Business (Club World) Passengers	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card.	Valid on a British Airways-operated flight Club World (business class) travelers with Silver or Gold status may bring 1 guest
The British Airways Club Silver or Gold Member	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card.	Passengers must be flying on a scheduled flight operated by British Airways or a Oneworld partner. Passengers may bring 1 guest (when flying on a British Airways-operated flight). Guests must also be flying on a British Airways-operated flight.
Oneworld Emerald or Sapphire Member	Passengers must have a same-day boarding pass.	Emerald and Sapphire members can invite 1 guest to join them in the lounge (the guest must be traveling on a flight operated and marketed by a Oneworld carrier).

British Airways Terraces Lounge House Rules

Infants under 2 are not counted as guests when traveling with an eligible adult customer.
Unaccompanied minors are not allowed to enter the lounge.
Passengers must display their boarding card and frequent flyer membership card (if applicable)

Read the full list of house rules on the Oneworld website.

Centurion Lounge

Seattle Centurion Seating — The Centurion Lounge SEA. Image Credit: James Larounis

Location: Mezzanine in the Central Terminal
Opening Hours: Daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The Centurion Lounge Facilities

Full-service bar
Premium food selection
Semiprivate workspaces
Shower facilities
Tarmac views
Wi-Fi

Centurion Lounge Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Platinum Card^® from American Express	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card. Cardmembers may enter with up to 2 complimentary guests if they have spent $75,000 in eligible purchases in a calendar year; otherwise, a guest day pass can be purchased for $50 per adult or $30 per child between the ages of 2 and 17.	Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Passengers may be flying with any carrier. Additional guest passes may be purchased for $50 per person.
The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express		Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Passengers may be flying with any carrier. Additional guest passes may be purchased for $50 per person.
Corporate Platinum Card^® by American Express	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card. Passengers may bring 2 guests free of charge.	Annual fee: $550 Passengers may be flying with any carrier Additional guest passes may be purchased for $50 per person.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve American Express Card	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card. Passengers may bring 2 guests at a charge of $50 per person.	Annual fee: $650 (rates & fees) Passengers must be flying with Delta.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve Business American Express Card		Annual fee: $650 (rates & fees) Passengers must be flying with Delta.

Centurion Lounge House Rules

Family members and guests are not permitted to access the lounge or remain in the lounge without the relevant cardholder.
Complimentary guest access is per day.
Children under 2 are admitted free of charge with proof of age.

Hot Tip:

Check out our full review of the Centurion Lounge at SEA.

The Club SEA

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has 2 Club SEA lounges:

Concourse A, near gate A12: Daily from 5 a.m. to midnight
South Satellite Terminal, near gate S9: Daily from 6 a.m. to midnight

The Club SEA Facilities

Business services
Digital newspapers and magazines
Self-serve soft and alcoholic drinks
Snacks
TVs
Wi-Fi

The Club SEA Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Day Pass	Any passenger may purchase entry with a same-day boarding card.	$50
Priority Pass	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card.	Passengers may access the lounge for a maximum of 3 hours. Cardholders must be 21 years old. Children under 2 are admitted free of charge. Priority Pass membership: Standard $99, Standard Plus $329, Prestige $469

Delta Sky Club

Location: Concourse A, near gate A1
Opening Hours: Daily from 4:15 a.m. to 11:15 p.m

Location: Concourse A, near gate A11
Opening Hours: Daily from 5 a.m. to 10:30 p.m

Delta Sky Club Facilities

Business services
Delta Sky Club ambassador for assistance
Newspapers and magazines
Self-serve bar with soft and alcoholic drinks
Self-serve buffet with hot and cold dishes
Showers
Starbucks coffee machine
TVs
Tarmac views
Wi-Fi

Hot Tip:

We’ve compiled a full list of U.S. Delta Sky Clubs with information on locations, amenities, and opening hours.

Delta Sky Club Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Executive Membership	Members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club. Members may bring up to 2 guests, or spouse or domestic partner and children under 21.	$1,495 (annually) or 149,500 miles Valid with Delta or a Delta partner airline (excludes existing Delta Lifetime members who can access the lounge when traveling on any airline) Members must be 18 or over and have Medallion status.
Individual Membership	Members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding card. Members can bring up to 2 guests for $50 per person.	$695 (annually) or 69,500 miles Valid with Delta or a Delta partner airline (excludes existing Delta Lifetime members that can access the lounge when traveling on any airline) Members must be 18 or over and have Medallion status.
SkyTeam Elite Plus and Delta Diamond, Platinum, and Gold Medallion Members	Elite status passengers can access a Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding card.	Passengers traveling in any cabin may access the lounge when traveling on a SkyTeam international flight or connecting to or from a same-day international flight. For SkyTeamElite Plus, this excludes passengers traveling between the U.S. and the Caribbean.
Delta One or SkyTeam Premium Cabin	Passengers can access a Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding card.	Delta One passengers can access the lounge with domestic flights or when connecting to or from an international flight. Flying on a SkyTeam flight, premium passengers can access the lounge if confirmed in the first or business cabin for the international segment of the journey.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve American Express card	Cardmembers receive 15 Delta Sky Club visits annually, with the ability to unlock unlimited access after spending $75,000 on the card in a calendar year. Cardmembers can purchase additional visits (after the first 15) for $50 each. Cardmembers can bring up to 2 guests to the lounge for a $50 fee per person.	Annual fee: $650 (rates & fees) Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight. Passengers traveling on Delta partner flight can access the lounge for $50. The credit card must be used for payment.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve Business American Express Card	Complimentary 15 visits to the Delta SkyClub; earn unlimited visits after spending $75,000 or more each year, and each year thereafter 4 one-time Guest Passes annually Members can bring up to 2 guests or immediate family members at a per-visit rate of $50 per person.	$650 (rates & fees) Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight. Passengers traveling on a Delta partner flight can access the lounge for $50. The credit card must be used for payment.
Platinum Card^® from American Express	10 visits to a Delta Sky Club (when flying Delta the same day) with the ability to unlock unlimited visits by spending $75,000 in a calendar year, and each year thereafter Members can bring up to 2 guests or immediate family at a per-visit rate of $50 per person.	Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Cardmember must hold a same-day boarding card for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.
The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express	10 visits to a Delta Sky Club (when flying Delta the same day) with the ability to unlock unlimited visits by spending $75,000 in a calendar year, and each year thereafter Members can bring up to 2 guests or immediate family at a per-visit rate of $50 per person.	Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Cardmember must hold a same-day boarding card for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.
Centurion^® Card from American Express	Passengers can access a Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding pass. Members can bring up to 2 guests or immediate family members for $50 per person.	Initiation fee: $10,000 Annual membership fee: $5,000 Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.
LATAM Business Class Passengers	Passengers may access any Delta Sky Club. No guests permitted.	LATAM business class passengers may access the lounge with a same-day boarding pass for international travel or in conjunction with an international flight connection operated by Delta or LATAM. No guests are permitted.
LATAM Black Signature, Black, or Platinum LATAM Pass Member	Members may access any Delta Sky Club and may bring 1 guest.	These members may access any Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding pass in any class of service or in conjunction with a same-day connecting international flight operated by Delta or LATAM.
WestJet Business Class Passengers	Passengers may access any Delta Sky Club. No guests are permitted.	WestJet business class passengers may access the lounge with a same-day boarding pass for international travel or in conjunction with an international flight connection operated by Delta or WestJet. No guests are permitted.
WestJet Rewards Gold and Platinum Members	Members may access any Delta Sky Club and may bring 1 guest.	WestJet Gold and Platinum members can access any Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding pass for a transborder flight between the U.S. and Canada operated by WestJet or Delta. One guest is permitted and must stay with the member for the entire stay.

_{Certain Japan-based SkyMiles credit cards give access to Sky Clubs, including Delta SkyMiles^® Diners Club Card, Delta SkyMiles^® Trust Club Platinum Visa Card, and Delta SkyMiles^® Trust Club Gold Visa Card. See Delta’s international credit card website for specific details, fees, and policies.}

Delta Sky Club House Rules

Flights must be marketed or operated by Delta Air Lines or a Delta partner airline (see above for applicable rules for access type).
Same-day travel on any airline applies to existing Delta Lifetime Members.
Members must be 18 years old. Guests under 21 are not permitted access to a lounge with a self-serve bar in the U.S. unless they are traveling with another member who is over 21.
No gate passes are issued for entry, so guests must have access to the required terminal or concourse when visiting a lounge.

Read the full list of house rules on the Delta Air Lines website.

Hot Tip:

A second Delta Sky Club at SEA is expected to open sometime in 2024.

Delta One Lounge

Location: Concourse A, near gate A11
Opening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Delta One Lounge Facilities

A la carte dining
Full service bar offers mocktails and cocktails
Wellness area
Shower suites
TVs
Newspapers and magazines
Ourdoor terrace with 270-degree tarmac views
Wi-Fi

Delta One Lounge Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Delta One Passenger	Passengers can access a Delta One Lounge on the same day of travel.	Delta One passengers can access the lounge when flying domestically or when connecting to or from an international flight.
Delta 360° Members	Departing or arriving on a same-day ticket in Delta first class	May bring immediate family or up to 2 companion guests for $100 per person Companions must be flying on a same-day Delta-operated flight.
International SkyTeam Business Class Passengers	Same-day departing or connecting flights operated by the following Delta partners in their respective first and business class cabins specified	Air France La Premiere and business class (long-haul) LATAM premium business class KLM business class Korean Air first class and Prestige class Virgin Atlantic Upper Class

Delta One Lounge House Rules

Individuals must be at least 18 to access the Delta One Lounge if not accompanied by a responsible, supervising adult.
Any eligible passenger must have a boarding pass for a qualifying flight to access the secure area for admittance. Gate passes are not issued for entry.
Alcoholic beverages are not served to anyone under 21 years of age, alcohol may not be brought into the Delta One Lounge, and no food or beverages can be taken out of the lounge.

United Club

United Airlines is moving from Concourse A to Concourse B, including shuttering its United Club in Concourse A and opening a new one in Concourse. Details about the new lounge haven’t yet been released, including an opening date or more specific location.

Location: Concourse B
Opening Hours: To be determined

United Club Facilities

These were the amenities at the old United Club in Concourse A, which is being closed down as United moves to Concourse B. It’s not yet clear whether the same amenities will be available in the new United Club in Concourse B.

Full-service bar
Light snacks
Business services
Newspapers and magazines
TVs
Wi-Fi

United Club Access

These were the access rules for the former United Club in Concourse A, which is being closed down as the airline shifts its operations to Concourse B. It’s not clear yet whether the same access policies will apply to the new United Club.

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Day Pass	Passengers must present a same-day boarding pass from United or a partner airline to enter a United Club location with a one-time pass.	$59 (purchased online or at the door) Passengers must be traveling on a United, Star Alliance, or contracted partner flight. Passengers can use their passes only within 3 hours of their departure flight, except during connections, and do not have access to United Club Fly locations.
United Club Membership	Members have access (when arriving or departing) to United Club lounges with a same-day boarding card on United, Star Alliance, or contracted partner airlines. An Individual membership does not include guests unless you have an eligible United credit card. All Access membership includes up to 2 adult guests or 1 adult and children under 18.	Individual membership: Premier 1K, Premier Platinum, Regular member, Premier Silver, and Premier Gold: $750 (94,000 miles) annual fee All Access membership, Premier 1K: $1,200 (150,000 miles) annual fee All Access membership, Premier Platinum: $1,300 (163,000 miles) annual fee All Access membership, Regular member, Premier Gold, Premier Silver: $1,400 (175,000 miles) annual fee United Club℠ Card: Included (earn All Access membership via status or yearly spend) Members must be traveling on a United, Star Alliance, or contracted partner flight for access.
United Polaris Business Class	Passengers can access the United Club with a same-day boarding pass at their departure, connecting, and arrival airport.	Valid on a United Airlines-operated flight Also applies to passengers traveling to or from Canada in United First
United Business (International Flights)	Passengers can access the United Club with a same-day boarding pass at their departure, connecting, and arrival airport.	Valid on a United Airlines-operated flight Also applies to passengers traveling to or from Canada in United First
United First	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding pass at the departure airport of an international flight. Passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest.	Passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest.
Business Class on a Star Alliance Airline	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding pass at the departure airport of an international flight.	Passengers must be traveling on a Star Alliance airline.
United Premier Gold or Star Alliance Gold Status	Passengers can access any United Club with a same-day boarding card for an international flight. Access is possible at the departure airport, during connection, or on arrival. Passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest traveling on the same flight.	Passengers must be traveling on a Star Alliance airline.
Active U.S. Military Personnel	Passengers must have a valid boarding card for a flight departing within 24 hours. Passengers must also be dressed in uniform, be on leave orders, or have rest and recuperation papers. Can invite family members with gate passes or traveling on the same flight	Passengers must be traveling on a United or United express flight.
Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Members	Passengers can access any United Club with a same-day boarding card. Maple Leaf Club North America members can access lounges in U.S. locations only. Maple Leaf Club Worldwide members can access lounges in worldwide locations and may bring 1 guest.	Passengers must be traveling on a Star Alliance airline. North America pass: Individual: CA$495; Partner: CA$730 Worldwide pass: Individual: CA$665; Partner: CA$970
Virgin Australia Velocity (Gold, Platinum, and VIP)	Passengers must have a valid same-day boarding pass. Eligible members traveling on a United-operated flight may bring 1 guest.	Passengers must be traveling on an international United or Virgin Australia-operated flight departing from the same airport.

United Club House Rules

These are the house rules for the old United Club in Concourse A. It’s not yet known which of these will carry over to the new lounge in Concourse B.

United Club members can be accompanied by 1 spouse and child under 21 or up to 2 guests.
Guests must be 21 to access a club with a self-serve bar in the U.S. unless traveling with another member that is over 21.
Infants under 2 are admitted free of charge.
Day pass entry is subject to capacity.

Read the full list of house rules on United’s website.

USO Lounge

Location: Main Terminal, mezzanine (above Checkpoint 3)
Opening Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4 a.m.; Tuesday, Thursday-Friday: 8 a.m. to midnight; Sunday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

USO Lounge Facilities

Books and magazines
Children’s room
Gaming
Refreshments
Showers
Snacks
TVs
Wi-Fi
Work areas with computers

USO Lounge Access

The USO Lounge is accessible to active-duty military only.

Connecting Between Terminals for Lounge Access

Once inside the secure area, passengers can move freely between the different concourses for lounge access. As passengers don’t need to reclear security, this allows more time to relax in the lounge before a flight. It’s possible to walk between concourses A, B, C, and D; to reach the satellite terminals, passengers need to ride the Satellite Transit System.

Best Credit Cards To Access Priority Pass Lounges

A Priority Pass Select membership can really enhance your airport experience. Instead of waiting at the gate for your plane to board, you can kick your feet up and relax while enjoying free food and drinks. Better yet, you’ll be able to do this through over 1,700 experiences worldwide — including 2 Priority Pass lounges at SEA.

Our favorite credit card for Priority Pass access is the Chase Sapphire Reserve^®.

If the Chase Sapphire Reserve card doesn’t seem like a good fit for you, you could get the Amex Platinum card (enrollment required for Priority Pass access through this card). It offers access to several other airport lounge networks, like Amex Centurion Lounges and 10 visits to Delta Sky Clubs (when flying Delta), with the ability to unlock unlimited visits through spend.

Want to weigh all of your options? Here are some of the credit cards that offer access to Priority Pass lounges (enrollment may be required):

Amex Business Platinum card
Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card
Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant^® American Express^® Card
U.S. Bank Altitude™ Reserve Visa Infinite^® Card

Final Thoughts

There are some great airline lounges at SEA. Relax with a drink and admire the distant Olympic and Cascade Mountains, which are visible on a clear day, and if you’re an aviation geek, soak in the excellent views of the airfield that many lounges provide.