Chase Sapphire Lounge Opening Today In Dallas Fort Worth

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Bank operated airport lounges have become a required perk for high-end credit cards. AMEX started off the trend with its own lounge network after American, Continental, and USAirways stopped allowing Platinum cardholders to access their lounges. Other banks have been playing catch-up ever since.

Today, Chase opened their 9th Sapphire Lounge by The Club at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) by Gate D25. It’s open from 5am-10pm daily.

The split-level lounge clocks in at 18K square feet, with a full bar and dedicated family spaces, including a family room and private nursing room. Guests can also book rest pods, Face Haus facials, and showers. Peloton stretches and meditations created exclusively for the lounge will be available on guests’ phones and tablets, launching first in Dallas and subsequently available across the full Chase Sapphire Lounge network.

Guests can enjoy locally roasted coffee from Fort Worth’s Cherry Coffee. At the bar, the beverage program highlights local offerings across spirits, cocktails, and beer, including selections from breweries throughout the state of Texas.

“The lounge also features a dedicated whiskey lounge, complete with a whiskey cart that offers guided pairings, a featured cocktail, and a handpicked selection of Texas whiskeys, including a custom barrel selection exclusive to the lounge. Featuring two original murals by Dallas artist Kyle Bunting, the tucked-away space delivers a refined, lounge-within-a-lounge sports-watching experience that nods to Dallas–Fort Worth football culture.”

Other Sapphire lounges include Boston, JFK, LaGuardia, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, and Washington/IAD.

Upcoming Sapphire Lounges include a 9K square foot lounge Los Angeles Airport’s TBIT near gate 148, which will open within the next year, and 14K square foot lounge at Miami Airport’s Concourse E, on the third floor above gate E7.

Access rules:

• Access is available within 3 hours of a departing flight, or for the duration of your connection. Access is not available upon arrival.
• Chase Sapphire Reserve® and JPMorgan Reserve cardholders can access the Chase Sapphire lounges as often as they want with 2 guests at no charge. Additional guests cost $27 each, and children under 2 are at no charge. Additional cardholders, which cost $75/year on those cards, can also access the Chase Sapphire lounges as often as they want with 2 guests at no charge and the same price for additional guests.
• JPMorgan Ritz-Carlton cardholders can access the Chase Sapphire lounges as often as they want with 2 guests at no charge. Additional guests cost $27 each, and children under 2 are at no charge. Additional cardholders, which are free, can also access the Chase Sapphire lounges as often as they want via their Priority Pass card with 2 guests at no charge and the same price for additional guests.
• Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ Card cardholders can access the Chase Sapphire lounges as often as they want with 2 guests at no charge. Additional guests cost $27 each, and children under 2 are at no charge. Additional cardholders do not have lounge access.
• Chase Sapphire and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card holders do not have Chase Sapphire lounge access.
• Priority Pass cardholders from non-Chase cards, such as The Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card® from American Express,  Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card, Capital One Venture X Business Card, Citi Strata Elite, and other cards with Priority Pass will only be able to enter Sapphire lounges for free once per calendar year across the Sapphire lounge network. No free guests are included. Additional visits and guest visits will be charged $75 each, payable directly to the lounge. Enrollment required. You can enroll here for a Priority Pass membership on AMEX consumer cards here or on Business cards here. 

If you visit the new Sapphire lounge in DFW, be sure to comment with your thoughts on it!