San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is getting a new Priority Pass lounge as of tomorrow, as flagged by Zach Griff. Not only is this great in terms of adding lounge capacity, but the lounge also looks really nice.
Details of The Club SFO at Harvey Milk Terminal 1
On Wednesday, June 26, 2024, we’ll see the opening of The Club SFO at Harvey Milk Terminal 1. The lounge is open daily from 4AM until 11PM. It’s located past security, just before gate B4, across from Mills Cargo (when you clear security, stay left).
The Club is a group of lounges run by Airport Dimensions, with 20 locations in the United States. Historically, I haven’t been a huge fan of The Club locations, but this lounge looks much nicer than the rest.
The Club SFO is over 12,000 square feet, and can accommodate nearly 250 guests. The lounge features lots of seating spread across a variety of zones, depending on whether you want to relax, eat, drink, or work. There’s even a wellness area for yoga, plus a shower suite.
Below you can see some pictures of the lounge. Honestly, I find that The Club locations usually look like the waiting room for a doctor’s office, so this is a massive upgrade. Hopefully it represents a new direction for the lounge network.
The Club SFO food & drink selection
The menus and drink lists have been published for The Club SFO, and the selection looks pretty good to me. Below you can find the food options.
The Club SFO access requirements
The Club is an independent group of airport lounges. The most common way to access these lounges will be with Priority Pass. Lounge access is permitted up to three hours prior to a flight’s scheduled departure time. In addition to Priority Pass, you can also buy a day pass to the lounge, at the cost of $75.
I imagine that crowding will be a concern here, given how many people have Priority Pass™ memberships, plus the lack of accessible lounges at the airport. So the lounge plans to have a waitlist system using a QR code, for situations where the space is at capacity.
In terms of access, Terminal 1 is used by Alaska, American, and JetBlue, among other carriers. As of recently, there are also airside connectors that allow you to get between all terminals and concourses at SFO while staying airside. However, in some cases it could be a really long walk, so plan accordingly.
Bottom line
The Club SFO is opening as of June 26, 2024. The 12,000 square foot lounge has seating for nearly 250 people. Not only is it exciting to have a Priority Pass lounge in Harvey Milk Terminal 1, but this also legitimately looks like the best lounge we’ve seen so far from The Club. I look forward to checking this out at some point.
What do you make of The Club SFO?
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