Update 4/11/26: The SFO Alaska Airlines lounge is accessible again, but you have to pay a $15 fee. You must also fly on Alaska or a partner airline and stay a maximum of four hours. Hats off to him OMaaT
Update 10/5/21: SFO added back. This means SFO & JFK are now accessible. Hats off to him OMaaTIt seems this was wrong.
Update 7/23/21: And now more are leaving / have left again.
- VSM left 7/16
- ANC & LAX depart 7/23
Update 5/10/21: This didn’t last long. Portland will be leaving the Priority Pass network as of May 16, 2021.
Original Post: The following Alaska Airlines lounges can now be accessed by Priority Pass members:
- Alaska Lounge Anchorage (ANC) South Terminal.
- Alaska Lounge Los Angeles (LAX) Terminal 6.
- Alaska Lounge New York (JFK) Terminal 7.
- Alaska Lounge Portland (PDX) C Contest.
- Alaska Lounge Seattle (SEA) North Satellite.
The restriction is that you can only use these lounges within three hours of your flight departure time. In addition, Alaska Airlines reserves the right to limit access based on capacity limitations. This is similar to how the Alaska Airlines lounges worked, the main difference being that if a lounge is at capacity, you can join a waiting list instead of just leaving. Alaska Airline lounges always seem to fluctuate between accepting and not accepting Priority Pass, so who knows how long this change will actually last.
