Alaska Airlines los Angeles

Do you know that there are underground connections that connect the south-side LAX Post-Security terminal? During your visit, use our tunnelling card to take you to restaurants and shops in other southern shore terminal buildings. When you drop your passenger at Terminal 6, when you get to the terminal, keep to the far to your right and turn to your right opposite Terminal 1, where the signposts to United/United Express Terminal 7 show.

At the lower level, the abbreviation goes directly to Terminal 5, 6, 7 and 8. At the upper /departure level, the abbreviation takes you to Terminal 6, 7 and 8.

LAX: Alaska Airlines Alaska Lounge Reviews & Photos - Terminal 6, Los Angeles International Airport

Enjoy the magic of Alaska's mind in this mountain hut-inspired haven away from the masses. PLEASE NOTE: This lounges is open to those arriving from Terminal 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and Tom Bradley International Terminal. Alcohol beverages are restricted to three per person. The Priority Passport and other holders of lounges cards are restricted to 2 persons or the immediate families, and all card holders and persons are obliged to present a valid day-trip card for entry to the lounges.

That' first-class for a US lounges. Wow, this lounges is a touch of freshness after the bustling Sky Club in Terminal 5. Most of the lounges have a beautiful view of the airport take-off and landing area. Well, I wouldn't consider Jack Daniels a premier beverage, but otherwise it's a proper one.

Traditional Alaska service: great! There is a beautiful panoramic location and a convenient place to unwind between your flight. This is a lounging area with a beautiful feeling of a mountain hut. Drinks are good and employees are kind. It is a great little lounging area offering delicious salads and soups for dinner.

Not overcrowded on a Sunday mornin'. Beautiful choice of dishes such as Pancake, yoghurt, fruit. To get very minimum meal here and limit beverages? Cosy lounges. Might need more meal options, but it's a well-maintained lounges with good personnel. There was definitely something wrong with the meal.

It'?s a great place to stay out for a while. When you have one hour more stay in T4 (& Priority Pass), it is rewarding to go through the T6 on foot to this area. Old obsolete lounges with $8 omelettes. Today after the T6 I am no longer afraid of it, and I totally concur that this place is the Anti-Sky Club in relation to calm.

Sound choice of snacks and drinks. It'?s very friendly personnel, the meal is good. Calm is the last thing you could call this place, at least on a Monday morrow. These lounges manage to look relaxed and yet much more beautiful than the open areas. Dignified local loungesnack choice (the creamer is a lovely thing).

Lounges are OK and I would have given her 3 star, but it's way too small and overcrowded. It' one of the smallest lounges I ever been to. Beautiful room, without any change in the meal, but good. On the basis of an upgraded version, I was refused entry. This is my favourite LAX room.

Excellent meals and coffees and a well-equipped pub. However, good draught beers and wines. Standing lounges with beautiful seating. Divided into different parts, which is beautiful. The number of sockets is restricted. Spacious and comfortably, and very near to Alaska's doors. Many catering facilities (free and paid).

It'?s a small but conveniently situated cafeteria. The choice of foods is minimum. However, there is a pub and there seemed to be a choice of dishes. Not many shops except at the cash register. It' a little chaotic, but it's rewarding to go, especially if you already have it. Cosy lounges, great personnel, good beverages.

Eating out of bed and let it down. Low capacitiy and updated free lunch facilities (salad, broth, cheeses and crackers) and groceries for sale. It'?s not as good as Alaska's ANC or SEA lounges. Reduced size living room with a free of charge drink counter that offers a variety of beverages, a shopping center and various sitting areas in a small space.

Best LAX lounges, in my book. Usually they have lettuce, broth, biscuits and a savory salted pretzel as nutritional choices. The choice of foods is not nearly as beautiful as that of the UAs (since the last "upgrades"). Restricted possibilities for groceries. All in all respectable lounges. Beautiful, cosy little lounges, smooth armchairs in cowhide upholstery. Great microbrewery choice on the design, several buying choices for meals for $8.

Complimentary lettuce, pancake and noodles. Restricted possibilities for groceries. Great choice of beers. Easy accessibility with Priority Pass Select, robust WiFi and good work preparation when needed. Fassbier choice, Fingerfood also good. and they kept my wineglass full! There' re a lot of friendly folks working here, but it's full up here.

Beautiful views, and comfortable, but not much selection of free meals, and prepaid meals is not very good. Complimentary meals are scarce, obsolete and seemed old. Don't $45 for the daily ticket, you'll be sorry as soon as you go around the block. Overcrowded, bad WLAN and menus are simply unsatisfying.

Like in, microwave-shaped cans from the grocery store. Simple lounges, new seating would be a plus as they start to wear out. Complimentary snacks were VERY scarce, but three free beverages and a quieter (ish) place to charge the equipment and use the bathrooms without queuing were really good value for money.

Extremely bad flavors of appetizers and a lettuce, just a few free beer and white wines, soda and that's all. You want to get your hands on something that'?s really good, you gotta buy it. It is your default AS lounges. Convenient room, but gradually very overcrowded. Nice, typically Alaskan-look. Matching the normal offers - Pancake & a bagel for your morning meal, broth & lettuce for your afternoon meal.

A smaller common room, but it' tidy. Extra meals and beverages to buy. It is small and a little overcrowded, but a full cup of tea, biscuits and a full restaurant provide a pleasant break. Lisoon says it allows 2 guest entry, but they ignored that. Eating is just a snack, but nothing much, $8 for boiled dinner.

Convenient stools. You didn't let me pick up a customer with a Priority Pass. Do not allow priority passes. This is a sturdy lounging area that offers peace and good dining. A pancake maker, lettuce, soup, cheeses and drinks. Good bathroom and common rooms. Other nutrition choices cost $8 and more.

The Priority Pass was easily approved. You will not be accepting Priority Pass members today. Permanently close for Priority Pass members. The LAX is really not the right place for Priority Pass members. Won't take any Priority Pass members... wouldn't even let me use the bath...... Slow WLAN in every LAX lounges. The Priority Pass will be valid on a Monday evening.

Good place, good sandwiches, WLAN was all right for me. On Monday mornings, the Priority Pass is locked for Priority Pass cardholders due to bottlenecks in capacities. Nothing to eat, just mussel soup tossed in the pan and salads and cakes. A few foods are available for an additional $. Allowed with a Priority Pass, no problem. There was only stock of broth, cabbage greens, a creamer and biscuits, but broth was good and plenty of beverages.

"Priority Passport holders will not be allowed due to congestion. For the second consecutive week, this Priority Passport is useless. Never get in with the Priority Passport. Enough lounges, good WiFi and good bars, meals served only. Place something out of the way and accept the priority passport digitally. I couldn't get my flight card scanned.

Close again for Priority Pass. Simple entrance, beautiful views. Staple foods, but recent doughnut makers quite good. You have other foods that have a fee. I was able to travel with my familiy with the Priority Pass at 5:45am. They' ve chosen not to allow priority passport owners. The Priority Pass worked on December 16th.

Beautiful place, but not much dinner. Beautiful large living room and beautiful designer. Disadvantage is that there is not much to eat and that it is quite full. Because of the size of the lounges, they were not accessible to Priority Pass members. We' re here early because we thought we could use the lounges, and now we can't get in because we' re just Priority Pass members.

At 9:45, January 3, 2018, Priority Pass worked. Privileged members have no 13/5 15 o'clock admittance. Priory Pass member & visitor welcomes at 7:15 am. Nice personnel, small, tidy lounges. 13.00 on a Thursday there will be a notice board stating that members of the prioritized pass are currently not permitted due to congestion.

9:00 a.m. Monday and was turned down for Priority Pass. And I don't even recall actually using the Priority Pass for the Alaska Lounges. Priority pass refused. Everything they had was a dried lettuce and some broth, but it doesn't look like there's room for more of that.

They' re charging $2 for crisps and $8 for other groceries. While I was there, it was getting incredibly full, and the catering facilities were gloomy. Nice lounges. Not unlike any other US Airlines lounges. The Priority Pass is accepted (at least via the Chase Sapphire Reserve). You do not take a priority pass.)

We do not allow the Priority Passport and if you want to buy a daily passport, they tell us that we only offer daily tickets if we allow the Priority Passport. I' ve used a Platinum American Express and it says via application that I have it. On a Sunday at 7am the lounges were occupied but still accepting the Priority Passport.

Eating and the atmosphere were what was to be found in a home lounges. There is no meal except a pretzel and biscuits at noon, everything else is on a prepaid meal. A good beer tavern with 4 handcrafted draught beer bars, which was a surprise for a lounges. He won't let the Priority Pass in on a Sunday afternoons.

I need a better system for reserving the Priority Pass. The place is always full and limits the members of the Priority Pass. There was a plaque in front of the door saying that the Priority Pass was limited, but we took the opportunity to go up anyway and were let in. You wouldn't let the members of the Priority Pass go up. Priority Pass members have no right of entry.

Sorry lettuce and noodles! Low grade foods. This is a typically homelike lounging area that needs a full recondition. Priority Pass members have no right of entry. Priority Pass not accessible. Priority Pass was not accessible when I tried to get in. There' s no point in them being on the net, interrupting it.

They' ve got a plate on the front saying they won't accept the priority pass. More specifically, the Priority Pass application says: "Access may be limited due to lack of cache. Mediocre lounges, but with coffees, alcohols, snacks en armchairs. Do not accept Priority Pass in the mid of the afternoon (15.00). There is no way to call to verify that Priority Pass can be accepted.

I have to run all the way to the lounges to find a little notice that says PP has no ingress. I could afford to buy make2order groceries. Members of the Priority Pass only have 3 hour check-in after their flights, so they will have to leave the airport if they are arriving earlier. PP not accessible.

It is a respectable (albeit small) lounges, but they often refuse access to members of the Priority Pass. I' m sure it's a beautiful place, but if you have Priority Pass, you probably won't get in.