Bask in the spirit of Alaska in this ski lodge-inspired oasis away from the crowds. Knock back a specialty craft brew, enjoy a delicious plate of golden brown pancakes with maple syrup, and relax in a charming, casual environment. A cozy, intimate atmosphere reminiscent of a remote cabin in the Pacific Northwest among the evergreens.
Children under 2 years old are admitted free with an adult.
Lounge access for Priority Pass and other lounge membership cardholders is permitted 3 hours prior to a scheduled flight departure. All Cardholders are required to show a physical or digital Priority Pass Card. All Cardholders and guests are required to present a valid boarding pass for same day travel. Cardholder name must match the passenger name on the boarding pass. Limited to two guests per cardholder or immediate family (spouse and children under 21 years of age). Cardholder must be 18 years of age or older. Lounge access may be restricted due to Lounge capacity constraints and the Lounge reserves the right to reserve seating as necessary.
Restrooms are available at this location.
Alcoholic drinks are limited to three per adult. Premium alcoholic drinks are subject to payment.
This lounge is accessible for passengers departing from Terminals 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and the Tom Bradley International Terminal. However, if you are not departing from Terminal 6, please allow up to 30 minutes to proceed to departures gates in other terminals.
Closed on Christmas Day.
Directions
Los Angeles International AirportLAX•QLA, Los Angeles, California, United States
Located in Terminal 6 (Inside Security). On the Mezzanine Level near Gate 64.
15 minutes from Terminal 5
15 minutes from Terminal 7
20 minutes from Terminal 4
20 minutes from Terminal 8
25 minutes from TBIT
35 minutes from Terminal 1
35 minutes from Terminal 2
35 minutes from Terminal 3
Travel times are estimates and are not guaranteed. Airports may require you to re-clear security and immigration control to reach the lounge. Clearing security might require a boarding pass departing from the terminal. For lounges inside security or immigration, you must first check your baggage and obtain your boarding pass.
Reviews (100)
Needs ImprovementI’ve tried multiple times to get into this lounge via priority pass and I’m denied due to capacity. It’s frustrating every time. They should consider opening another lounge/ finding new partnerships
Anonymous•November 17, 2019
SatisfactorySign indicated no priority pass due to capacity. I asked anyway, and the kind staff let me in. It’s maybe 25% full. Service at bar and front is great. Not the cleanest or biggest place, limited food.
Michelle•November 10, 2019
SatisfactoryMuch nicer feel since remodeled but seating is not very comfortable and it was understaffed. Should not allow screaming babies when people are trying to rest. Decent food, good wine selection.
Anonymous•November 2, 2019
SatisfactoryUnable to get into the lounge despite it being empty inside. They allow first class in first and the remainder, although many of us are paying customers are left to wait on a list. Disappointed.
Trina•October 16, 2019
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Can I make a reservation?
Alaska Airlines Alaska Lounge does not currently accept reservations. We are working on it and hope to have it soon.