The airport contains quite a number of Lounges you can enjoy including;
Freedom Center
This lounge is located in McNamara Terminal in Concourse A and the North terminal and is open from 6am to midnight. The lounge offers services such as snacks, newspapers, children area and TV among others.
Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club (GateA68)
This lounge is located in the McNamara Terminal in Concourse A and offers services such as snacks, Wifi, newspapers, printers and copiers.
Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club (Gate A38)
It is located in the McNamara terminal and is operational from 5am to 8:45 pm offering services such as Snacks, showers, Wifi, newspapers and magazines.
Delta Air Lines Delta Sky Club (Gate A18)
It is located in McNamara terminal, concourse A offering services such as snacks, drinks, spirits and liquors, newspapers and magazines
Delta AirLines Delta Sky Club
This lounge is located in the McNamara Terminal, Concourse C and you can enjoy the services they offer which include Drinks, Wifi, newspapers, magazines among others.
Lufthansa Senator Lounge
It is located in the North Terminal offering services such as snacks, premium foods, drinks, snacks, and TV, Wifi and internet terminals.
Lufthansa Business Lounge
It is located in the North terminal Airside, Gates 7 and 8, offering premium foods, drinks, Wifi, snacks among other services. This lounge operates between 5 am to 6:30 pm from Monday to Saturday and between 11 am to 6:30 pm on Sundays.
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Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
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Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
During a layover at the Seattle Airport, there are lounges you can access and spend some quality time there as you await your flight.
Alaska Airline Lounge
This lounge is open daily from 5 AM to midnight and any passenger can access regardless of their class of travel with the Alaska Airline. To access the lounge you can enroll in a membership program or buy a one day pass for use at the lounges nationwide.
The Lounge located in the north satellite between gate N1 and N2 which is perhaps the biggest, you can access it with a day pass of $45 per entry.
Delta Sky Club
This lounge is located in the south satellite between gate S9 and S10 where you can access daily from 4:45 AM to 10:30 PM. The services available in the lounge are among showers, food, and bar for Delta Air passengers holding premium tickets, and those who are SkyClub members.
USO Lounge
There is a mezzanine area, pre-security above Southwest Airlines Counter open daily for 24 hours where the U.S Military and their families can use. The lounge provides fun facilities for children, bunk beds, showers, free snack bars, comprehensive travel information and assistance, and a lounge area equipped with a TV, Xbox games, internet access, and a library.
The Club at Sea offers services at a $ 40-day pass located in Concourse A across the gateA11 and in the South Satellite next to gate S9.
My name is Alex Mutuma and I founded this blog, Airports LLC as a way to document and engage with clients in my travelconsultingbusiness. AirportsDo.com is the only source of over 2,000 fun things flyers could do during layovers.
Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
———–
Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
My name is Alex Mutuma and I founded this blog, Airports LLC as a way to document and engage with clients in my travelconsultingbusiness. AirportsDo.com is the only source of over 2,000 fun things flyers could do during layovers.
Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
———–
Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
The lounge is located in the airport’s Airside of Concourse B above Gate 15.
Services and Facilities
You can enjoy the following services inside the lounge;
Alcoholic beverages
Non-alcoholic beverages
Fax, Photocopier and hotspot printing
Newspapers and magazines
Personalized travel assistance
Snacks
Telephone
Television
Wifi
Lounge access and Rates
Currently the pay at the door service and walk in rates are unavailable.
Membership Program
If you are a frequent traveler using Delta Airlines, you may want to look into purchasing an annual membership that will give you access to this and other lounges in the Delta Airline networks.
An individual membership for a year goes for US $545 and a monthly payment plan is available at US $50per month plus initiation fee ranging from US $29.99- $39.99
Annual Executive Membership of US $845 with a monthly payment plan availability at US $75 per month plus an initiation fee ranging from US $29.99- $39.99
Additional Membership options include;
Club Membership for Diamond Medallion Members
Virgin Australia/Velocity VIP platinum card or Gold card members traveling on a flight operated by Delta or Virgin Australia Airlines.
My name is Alex Mutuma and I founded this blog, Airports LLC as a way to document and engage with clients in my travelconsultingbusiness. AirportsDo.com is the only source of over 2,000 fun things flyers could do during layovers.
Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
———–
Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
If you have a layover in Washington DC, the Ronald Reagan Airport has a number of lounges and in this post, we are covering American Airlines Admirals Club Washington DC. You should note that lounging is among the activities you can do at Washington’s Ronald Reagan International Airport.
If you are an economy traveler, this is a good option for you to wait for your flight with guaranteed comfort. There are two lounges for American Airlines Admiral Clubs namely Terminal B American Airlines Admiral Clubs and Terminal C American Airlines Admiral Clubs.
Location
The Terminal B American Airlines Admiral Clubs is located in Terminal B Airside in the Mezzanine level while the Terminal C American Airlines Admiral Clubs lounge is located in Terminal C Airside inside the security checkpoint of the Mezzanine level.
Services and Facilities
You can enjoy the following facilities in these lounges;
Alcoholic beverages
Nonalcoholic beverages
Hotspot printing
Personal Reservation assistance
Snacks
Television
Wifi
Workstation
Operational Hours
The Terminal B American Airlines Admiral Clubs opens at 4:30 am and closes at 10:30 pm from Sunday-Friday and operates from 4:30 am- 10:30 pm on Saturdays.
Terminal C American Airlines Admiral Clubs operates from 4:30 am- 10:30 pm from Sunday to Friday and on Saturday it operates from 4:30 am- 9:00 pm.
Lounge Access and Rates
Whenever there is availability of space, the lounges accept guests at the door with a walk-in rate of US $59.00 per person.
You will be required to present a boarding pass for the same day travel of departure or arrival flights operated or marketed by American Airlines, Alaska Airlines or any oneworld airline.
Membership Program
If you are a frequent traveler by American Airlines, you can purchase an annual membership that will give you access to this and other lounges in the American Airline network. The rate starts at the US $550 per year.
My name is Alex Mutuma and I founded this blog, Airports LLC as a way to document and engage with clients in my travelconsultingbusiness. AirportsDo.com is the only source of over 2,000 fun things flyers could do during layovers.
Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
———–
Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Lounges:
Name of Lounge
Location
American Airlines Admirals Club
Terminal B American Airlines Admiral Clubs and Terminal C American Airlines Admiral Clubs.
United Club
Terminal B Airside opposite Gate 11.
Delta Sky Club
Airside of Concourse B above Gate 15.
USO Lounge
Concourse level, Terminal A across the “Lost and Found” Office
Flirt Lounge
Terminal B
Benjamin Bar & Restaurant
0.4 miles from the Smithsonian Building, at the Federal Triangle
Flirt Lounge
This lounge is located Terminal B. Unlike other lounges, it operates daily from 4:00 pm to 2:00 am. The amenities present at this lounge include a bar, an eatery, free Wi-Fi auto services and home services.
Benjamin Bar & Restaurant
This lounge is located 0.4 miles from the Smithsonian Building, at the Federal Triangle. The diversity found in this lounge includes wine by the spoon, champagne sabering, exquisite French pastries. Cuisines include American and Bars. Features present include online reservations, parking, wheelchair accessible, full bar, table services and free Wi-Fi.
My name is Alex Mutuma and I founded this blog, Airports LLC as a way to document and engage with clients in my travelconsultingbusiness. AirportsDo.com is the only source of over 2,000 fun things flyers could do during layovers.
Over the past 7 years, I have designed and planned tour packages for hundreds of clients and have recently focussed on the mission of changing boring layovers to excellent mini-vacations by giving you the best suggestions on must-do activities when flying over different airports.
Next time you or your friend is looking for suggestions on what to do in some airport, remember Airports Do or Airportsdo.com. On this site, you’ll get the best suggestions available on the internet regarding hand-picked activities that will fulfill your airport experience.
I currently reside in New York City and has obtained a license to provide professional tour guidance on Airports in the US and across the world. Why should you listen to my suggestions? I have flown through more than 100 airports in the world and fortunately, I have pictures, stories, and tips to share with you regarding all the fun stuff you can do as you wait for your next flight.
Aside from gaining thousands of flying miles, I am also a travel consultant assisting clients with bookings and specifically advance tour bookings of things to do at airports when the layover is longer than 5 hours.
To make a 15-minutes free things-to-do consultation with Alex, use my email, alex@airportllc.com.
This is only recommended for flyers with long layovers of over 5 hours. If your layover is 3+ hours, you can still reach out but we cannot guarantee the ideal package that will change your flights to mini-vacations. I only support clients flying through US airports and a select number of cities across the world.
———–
Name: Alex Mutuma
Profession: A professional travel consultant with a focus on airport activities to do during layovers
