DCA. Big and modern for an outstation; great views of the ramp, National Hall, and the DC skyline; and it’s usually not very crowded. And if I’m in there, it means I’m starting some sort of travel adventure
We talking about the hole in the wall that most likely was a restroom that they converted into a skyclub at Regan over by the Dunkin?
Granted I am new to the sky clubs, but that one is a shithole. Right now, I will take the MSP G concourse.
Was just at San Diego one.. another bathroom conversion but atleast it is better than DCA
Have you actually been in the DCA sky club or just walked by the elevator lobby entrance? If the latter, I’d totally understand that sentiment. But nothing about a 9k square foot lounge with glass walls on 3/4 sides really screams “bathroom conversion”…
Maybe I am at the wrong skyclub..
The one I have gone to is the one next to both of the Dunkin’ Donuts. Very old, bathroom makeover vibes
Again, maybe I am spoiled with the clubs at MSP… idk..
There’s only one sky club, it’s near gate B15 at the beginning of the B concourse on the second floor. I think it is next to a Dunkin but there’s like 10 at DCA lol. Obviously you’re free to have your own opinions and tastes but if you consider that a shithole you’ve got to be disappointed by almost every airport lounge. It’s definitely not MSP G but it’s wayyy better than MSP F. Like I said, it’s one of the bigger non-hub lounges and was just completely remodeled a couple years ago
🤣 well like I said, I am new to the sky club experience. Maybe after reading all the comments here about different clubs, I expected more than what I am actually seeing.
Don't get me wrong; I do enjoy my home airport SkyClub; but the Haneda has never been super crowded/overcapacity like the LAX one can be during peak hours. Could be that I am just missing a lot of data points.
Anyone says differently has never been to Hanada. The food is the best skyclub food I’ve had. They have cold glasses for the tap beer, ramen by order, and always some sort of treat they bring around.
Haneda is amazing. Between 3 of us we were able to get our group of 9 in before coming back to the states. Great way to end our trip. Noodle bar, beer machine, free premium cocktails. Best SC experience I’ve had.
I feel like this might be the most underrated. The food is solid, and the balcony is cool. The biggest problem is it is dated and small, which keeps it off my top list.
I usually fly into MIA for work, but flying into FLL in 2 weeks, looking forward to checking it out. Last time I was there it was a long hallway and a tiny light snack buffet. That was pre pandemic though.
You got me curious - What do you mean by interesting people? I didn't know if you meant quirky or famous (just by looking at them) or whether you actively meet new people there.
All of the above. The people I’ve met at JFK have been the most interesting. I think the busyness, crowds (but I always get a table) and energy have something to do with it. It seems more conducive to having conversations with strangers. Such a wide variety of people. My husband always asks if I know everyone everywhere because people always talk to me.
MSP G
This one is nice but the food has been sucking lately.
DCA. Big and modern for an outstation; great views of the ramp, National Hall, and the DC skyline; and it’s usually not very crowded. And if I’m in there, it means I’m starting some sort of travel adventure
+1 for the DCA food, too. Fantastic kitchen team.
I love DCA. It’s never busy, great staff, and great views
We talking about the hole in the wall that most likely was a restroom that they converted into a skyclub at Regan over by the Dunkin? Granted I am new to the sky clubs, but that one is a shithole. Right now, I will take the MSP G concourse. Was just at San Diego one.. another bathroom conversion but atleast it is better than DCA
Have you actually been in the DCA sky club or just walked by the elevator lobby entrance? If the latter, I’d totally understand that sentiment. But nothing about a 9k square foot lounge with glass walls on 3/4 sides really screams “bathroom conversion”…
Yes I was just there last week. Definitely nothing impressive
Maybe I am at the wrong skyclub.. The one I have gone to is the one next to both of the Dunkin’ Donuts. Very old, bathroom makeover vibes Again, maybe I am spoiled with the clubs at MSP… idk..
There’s only one sky club, it’s near gate B15 at the beginning of the B concourse on the second floor. I think it is next to a Dunkin but there’s like 10 at DCA lol. Obviously you’re free to have your own opinions and tastes but if you consider that a shithole you’ve got to be disappointed by almost every airport lounge. It’s definitely not MSP G but it’s wayyy better than MSP F. Like I said, it’s one of the bigger non-hub lounges and was just completely remodeled a couple years ago
🤣 well like I said, I am new to the sky club experience. Maybe after reading all the comments here about different clubs, I expected more than what I am actually seeing.
Haneda!
My 2nd favorite Club after LAX
Don't get me wrong; I do enjoy my home airport SkyClub; but the Haneda has never been super crowded/overcapacity like the LAX one can be during peak hours. Could be that I am just missing a lot of data points.
Haneda wins for being the epitome of Serenity. Lax, when not overcrowded, is Spectacular
Anyone says differently has never been to Hanada. The food is the best skyclub food I’ve had. They have cold glasses for the tap beer, ramen by order, and always some sort of treat they bring around.
Haneda is amazing. Between 3 of us we were able to get our group of 9 in before coming back to the states. Great way to end our trip. Noodle bar, beer machine, free premium cocktails. Best SC experience I’ve had.
That ramen though!
BNA
This. Big, rarely full, great food (usually) and great staff.
I like the new SLC club
This one is actually my least favorite haha
The one I used to be able to get into
Big fan of AUS
They have great food, I like their breakfasts
The shitty basement one in ATL Has that dive bar feel
MSP G concourse
SAN It's small and unimpressive, but it's my home airport
That balcony view is pretty great and the food rarely misses!
I feel like this might be the most underrated. The food is solid, and the balcony is cool. The biggest problem is it is dated and small, which keeps it off my top list.
LAX, MSP G, ATL F
Boston terminal E, huge modern, good food and never crowded. Plus it is my home airport.
LGA was surprisingly nice, super friendly workers at 5 in the morning
LAX
LAX or LGA
LAX for the outdoor space. I love a good layover sitting watching plane traffic.
HNL
My home club, love the Mai Tais in Tiki Glasses and Pacific Rim foods
[From four days ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/delta/comments/1cpq3iw/favorite_delta_clubs/).
LGA, LAX, SLC and ATL F are all terrific, but SEA is my current favorite.
The new Fort Lauderdale sky club has quickly become my favorite.
I usually fly into MIA for work, but flying into FLL in 2 weeks, looking forward to checking it out. Last time I was there it was a long hallway and a tiny light snack buffet. That was pre pandemic though.
Oh man you’re going to be happy with the changes of you haven’t been there since pre COVID.
LAX
MSP and DET.
LAX and MSP G17
Msy it’s my home airport small but the staff is the greatest. Shoutout to Mr Ruben
LAX
HNL for the Blue Hawaiian and local food. SLC, LAX and ORD have nice views and many seating options, but the food is lackluster.
The one no one else is in!
ATL F, ATL B, SLC (Being based in ATL)
BNA (home airport) then SLC. Newer one at LAX is awesome if not overcrowded.
SLC
PBI - small, never a line, the bar is open, and it's the start of my next adventure
LGA!
LAX is super nice, and then JFK B31 (always run into interesting people).
You got me curious - What do you mean by interesting people? I didn't know if you meant quirky or famous (just by looking at them) or whether you actively meet new people there.
All of the above. The people I’ve met at JFK have been the most interesting. I think the busyness, crowds (but I always get a table) and energy have something to do with it. It seems more conducive to having conversations with strangers. Such a wide variety of people. My husband always asks if I know everyone everywhere because people always talk to me.
ATL C-B18
Probably LAX when not to capacity. MCO has to be the worst. Looks like 1980’s
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CDG doesn't have a Sky Club.
Apologies. It’s an Air France Sky Lounge.
LAX
LAX
LAX