The Club DFW is a Priority Pass lounge, so if you have a Priority Pass membership (likely from a credit card), you’ll have complimentary access to The Club DFW. If you don’t have Priority Pass, you can buy a day pass to The Club DFW for as low as $50 per person, which I would not recommend
Priority Pass DFW / Dallas airport lounge location
The Club DFW is located on the Mezzanine Floor near Gate D27, in Terminal D. If you are arriving at or departing from one of the other terminals, you would need to take the train between terminals (or have a long walk). It’s fairly near the Capital One Lounge DFW
Just go up these stairs to The Club DFW, which is on the 2nd floor (Mezzanine level)
The Club DFW airport lounge is open from 4 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. local time. If you have a flight outside those hours, you unfortunately will not be able to use the Dallas The Club / Priority Pass lounge.
The Club DFW Priority Pass Dallas airport lounge seating
The Club DFW has a bit of an odd layout, and there aren’t a ton of seating options available. When you go up the stairs from the concourse level, the check-in desk is right in front of you, kind of out in the open. Once you check in and show them your Priority Pass card or login information, the lounge is actually split into two different parts. I was initially directed to the left, where there was a small bar and a few seats, along with most of the food. But across the hallway, there is more seating, including another bar (though there was nobody manning this bar when I was there).
Dallas / DFW Terminal D airport lounge review: food
This Dallas / Fort Worth Airport (DFW) Priority Pass lounge had basic availability for food. It’s similar to other The Club lounges if you’ve been there before. I was starving after not having any lunch and had a small layover before having to rush to my connecting flight, so I grabbed some chili and a cookie.
There is also a coffee machine and a soda machine available.
As well as a small bar
The Club Lounge DFW airport lounge wifi
The Priority Pass DFW wifi in The Club DFW was moderate. I didn’t have any trouble doing light browsing. I forgot to get a screenshot of the speed, but it was average.
Priority Pass DFW / Dallas Terminal D Airport lounge amenities
The Dallas / Fort Worth Airport Lounge does not have much in the way of amenities. It’s pretty much just the complimentary wifi, some light bites, and seating.
In any case, I rate The Club DFW lounge decent and I would recommend it if you are departing Dallas / Fort Worth (DFW) with a Priority Pass card out of Terminal D, if you don’t have access to any other lounges. But if you’re flying out of another terminal, I’m not sure I’d make a special trip over here unless you had a particularly long layover. While I was sitting here at The Club, my turn on the waitlist for the Capital One Lounge DFW came up, so I quickly finished up and headed over there for much better food and drink options.
Have you been to the Priority Pass Dallas / The Club DFW lounge before? What did you think? Leave a note in the comments
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