The maximum capacity of the lounge is 103 however, they seem to limit the number to below the maximum capacity. It still feels larger than other lounges because there are usually fewer people here. Its expansion in early 2017 brought it to nearly 4,500 square feet (600 square meters). The Amex Centurion Lounge in SEA is not a large lounge. Food table inside Centurion Lounge SeaTac Centurion Lounge Seattle layout It might be a little tight in places, but it’s definitely an accessible lounge for most situations. Note on accessibility: If you’re using a wheelchair or a scooter, you shouldn’t have any issues with the Centurion Lounge in Seattle. We suggest doing this immediately at check-in, as there may be a waiting list. You’ll need to put your name on a list, and they will call you when it’s ready. If you need a shower, the Centurion Lounge has you covered. Any guests you bring will need their boarding passes. We gave them our Amex Platinum card, boarding pass, and a photo ID. They were really helpful with general information, and especially about everything related to the Centurion Lounge. The staff at the lounge was smiling and friendly. Seating Option inside Centurion Lounge Seattle Airport Checking into Centurion Lounge Seattle The best part about this policy, in our opinion, is that the Centurion Lounge is much less crowded than, say, Seattle Priority Pass lounges or even the Delta Sky Club lounge. Unfortunately you can’t buy a day pass to get into the Centurion Lounge Seattle, unless you’re with an Amex Platinum card holder. Amex Platinum card holders can bring two additional guests with them for free. Just use your American Express Platinum card or Centurion Card membership.Ĭenturion Lounges have stricter guest policies than other airport lounges. The Centurion Lounge Seattle guest policy is the same as the rest. Entrance to the Centurion Lounge Seattle Concourse B Accessing Centurion Lounge Seattle It’s not difficult to find Centurion Lounge Seattle, as it really stands out in Terminal B. Seattle-Tacoma Airport may seem big, but it is fairly easy to walk from one concourse to the next. You’ll find the Centurion Lounge Seattle in Concourse B airside, across from Gate B3. Inside Centurion Lounge Seattle Centurion Lounge Seattle location Here’s our Amex Centurion Lounge Seattle Review. Most airline and Priority Pass lounges can be quite busy, so we can’t get enough of the exclusive feeling of American Express Centurion Lounges offer.Īlso check out our Centurion Lounge in San Francisco review. Since its expansion in March 2017 from the humble Seattle Centurion Studio, Centurion Lounge SEA is now a destination in its own right. That’s because the Amex Centurion Lounge Seattle is one of the best SeaTac Airport Lounges. While it has many other airport lounges, for elite travelers, the American Express Centurion Lounge Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is tops. Still from what I did see, I would say it is well worth stopping in the Amex lounge, at least for the opportunity to swipe your $450 piece of plastic.Seattle International Airport is the biggest air travel hub in the Pacific Northwest. Two were salt and lime and two were clamato and cerveza. Given the distance from the gate to the lounge, I only had time to drink four. Unlike the Vegas Centurion, there was not a fat man’s buffet food was not free. Ojos rojos in hand along with a few pretzels, I had forgotten about the trauma that I had endured at the prior bus stop. Half a terminal later, I was seated at the bar the American Express Centurion Lounge in MEX. “Run away and never look back,” I told myself as I made for the exits of the Priority Pass Lounge. Check out how I planned my Hyatt Diamond Challenge and how it cost next to nothing here.
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