Terminal 2

Airside Right by Gate 33 (basically next to Gate 32 once you’re standing in front of it)

Overall Rating: 6 / 10

Anecdotal Thoughts: If you have a free pass you’ll definitely save money with the basic salady-hummus station, or if you’re having drinks, factor that in, but nothing to write home about.

Ambiance: Simple, basic, pass-through vibes.

Cleanliness: Clean enough but not sparkling. 

Service: They’re there. 

Comfort: Basic. 

Crowding level: Around 65% capacity during my visit. Most people are in and out quickly. Seating turnover is steady enough that you’ll usually find a spot even during peak times.

How did I get in the lounge?

Priority Pass

How can you access the lounge?

• LoungeKey
• DragonPass
• Diners Club
• Bank-issued lounge programs
• Walk-in access when capacity allows
• Select business class tickets on partner airlines
• Select premium credit cards with lounge access benefits
• Eligible international flights on participating carriers

Cash: $35-$50 day passes purchased through Aspire (varies seasonally)

Food:

They had a decent, very “airport lounge” spread: a small salad and pasta station, hummus and dips, and enough snacks to cobble together a meal if you’re actually hungry. The food isn’t memorable, but it’s free and better than paying for mediocre terminal food.

Drinks:

The coffee machine does mochas, cappuccinos, and lattes. There’s black tea and a full bar if you want something stronger. 

Bar quality:

Decent selection, all complimentary.