Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is the proud home of Delta Airlines, one of the largest airlines in the world. There are currently 9 Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta airport.
At any given time, thousands of passengers are waiting at around 200 gates in all seven terminals.
Delta is the major presence in the Atlanta International Airport, and you can find Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta in every concourse.
Atlanta Airport has several other lounge options if you are not qualified to access Delta Sky Club. The Club at ATL, for example, is in the International Terminal and you can access it if you have a Priority Pass. Once you pass through security in the Domestic terminal, you can take the plane train to Terminal F.
Atlanta Delta Sky Club locations
There are seven main concourses at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, serving both domestic and international flights.
There are nine Delta Sky Clubs at the airport:
- Concourse T: The Delta Airport Lounge is next to Gate T6.
- Concourse A: There are two Delta Sky Clubs in Concourse A. The main one is on the mezzanine level as soon as you get to the main level from the train. The other one, which is considerably smaller than the main Concourse A Delta Sky Club, is across from Gate A17, next to P.F. Chang’s.
- Concourse B: When the new Concourse B Delta Sky Club opened in September 2016, it created a major buzz for airport lounge enthusiasts. It’s the second-largest Delta Sky Club in the world, and perhaps the best Delta lounge in Atlanta. This lounge puts the “Sky” in Sky Club – the floor to ceiling windows open to a panoramic view of downtown Atlanta. It is near Gate B18.
- Concourse C: You can find a Delta Sky Club near Gate C37
- Concourse D: Just like Concourse A, there are two Delta Sky Clubs in this concourse. They are near Gates D12 and Gate D27.
- Concourse E: The lounge is across from Gate E15. Delta also has a Military Lounge in Concourse E, near the same area.
- Concourse F: At the Mezzanine Level. It is the only one of the Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta Airport that has a Sky Deck.
Atlanta Sky Club Hours
The nine Atlanta Sky Clubs operate at different times. As of August 2019, these are the hours of operation for Sky Clubs in each concourse:
- T: 5 am – 10 pm
- A: Mezzanine Level – 6 am-10 pm
- A: Near Gate A17 – 5 am-11 pm
- B: 6 am-11 pm
- C: 6 am-11 pm
- D: Near Gate D12 – 6 am-10 pm
- D: Near Gate D27 – 6 am-11 pm
- E: 6 am-12 pm
- F: 5:30 am-12 am
The hours here are subject to change. Check the Delta site or your Delta app to verify.
Halef’s Lounge Challenge
Halef challenged himself to visit as many lounges as possible in one day, including a few Atlanta Delta airport lounges. He visited thew following lounges along the way:
- The Club at ATL
- Delta Sky Club Seattle
- Alaska Airlines lounge in Seattle
- Amex Centurion Lounge Seattle
- The Club at SEA
- Delta Sky Club at LAX
- …and a few more.
How to get into Delta Sky Club
As frequent flyers, we prefer to fly Delta Airlines and have frequent flyer status. We also use the American Express Delta Reserve card, which includes complimentary membership to all Delta Sky Club Lounges around the world when you fly Delta.
Several Amex cards, like the American Express Platinum, allow card holder to access the Delta Sky Club as well. Check your Amex membership agreement and benefits to clarify.
Another approach is to get a Delta Sky Club membership. There are two options for the membership: Executive Membership and Individual Membership.
Annual costs are $845 and $545 respectively. You can pay in full or in monthly installments of $75/$50 for the year. If you prefer to do so, you can use SkyMiles to pay the fee: 84,500/54,500 miles will do it. You can find the exact rules to sign up at the official Delta Sky Club page here.
Certain Delta Elite Medallion members can receive complimentary access to the lounge as a benefit. Anyone who flies Delta in a business class, either departing internationally or making a connection through Atlanta Airport may access the Delta Lounge.
In addition, if you are Gold, Platinum, or Diamond Medallion, and are flying internationally (Caribbean not included), you can access Delta Sky Clubs for free and bring one guest with you
If you own the American Express Platinum card, you are also welcome to use this lounge as long as you have a same-day Delta boarding pass.
The Delta lounge day pass is no longer available.
Food and Drink at Delta Sky Club
Meals change throughout the day. Typically, all Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta offer the same type of food throughout the Airport. Delta Sky Club at Concourse B seems to offer slightly more than the rest. It’s a lot bigger and it’s the best Delta lounge in Atlanta.
For breakfast, you’ll find many options, like bagels, toasts, cereals, and hard-boiled eggs. There are options for small pastries and sweets as well.
Lunch may include some small sandwiches and vegetable trays. Soups and meats are available. Mac & cheese seems to be popular lately and it is very good (and probably very bad for you!)
Dinner typically includes some sort of pasta dish. Usually there are plenty of desserts, including cookies and small brownies.
Vegetarians can usually find plenty of options at Delta Sky Clubs. Hummus and fresh vegetables are usually available, and there is almost always a vegetarian soup or pasta dish in the Sky Club with fresh rolls.
The hot beverage bar offers freshly brewed Starbucks coffee. There is also a single-serve coffee machine for a cup of latte or cappuccino. Decaf coffee is also available, and there are plenty of tea options as well.
The regular bar – or “The Bar” – offers everything from bottled water, flavored water in big glass jugs, and complimentary alcoholic beverages, such as locally-brewed Sweetwater Brewery craft beer.
Are drinks free in Delta Sky Club? Yes. You can get many alcoholic drinks for free, but for top shelf drinks at Delta Sky Clubs, expect to pay.
Even though the majority of your drinks are free, don’t forget to tip your bartender! In the U.S., it is customary to tip $1 US per drink.
Delta Military Lounge in Atlanta
Delta operates a Military lounge in Concourse E. It’s open during the holiday season. This lounge is specifically for service members and their families.
The Delta Military Lounge in Atlanta airport includes a staff of Delta volunteers. Snacks and drinks are similar to those you’ll find in other clubs.
Amenities at Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta
Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta offer other amenities:
Free Wi-Fi
This comes standard in any of the airport lounges we have visited. It is reliable and fast in all of the Delta Sky Club lounges. Ask for the day’s password as you check-in at the front desk.
Television
There are plenty of televisions inside Delta Sky Club lounges. Many are set to 24 hour cable news. Usually, the televisions behind the bar are set to sports channels.
It’s a foregone conclusion that you’ll be able to watch the Atlanta Falcons or Braves game when they are playing!
Shower
Only two Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta offer showers – in Concourse E and F. If you’re lucky enough to visit one of them, you’ll get towels and boutique shampoos, conditioners, and body lotions provided.
They are all Malin + Goetz brand. We love them!
You may also ask for toothbrushes, toothpaste, or even a shaving kit if you need one.
Conference Rooms at Delta Sky Club Atlanta
If you need space for a conference inside Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Delta Sky Club can help for an additional cost. You can reserve one of two available conference rooms: Concourse T and Concourse A Level 2.
In addition to the conference rooms, Delta Sky Club also offers a catered meal service or snacks for an additional fee.
You can book online at this page or with a representative by phone at 800-496-2225 between 8 AM and 9 PM Eastern.If you are calling from outside the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, or the US Virgin Islands, the number is 972-776-5361.
Last Updated: August, 2019
More on Airport Lounges
We have several memberships and airline status that allow us to access airport lounges all around the world.
If you want to learn more about airport lounges, start with our post on Is Airport Lounge Access Worth The Cost of a Priority Pass or Credit Card and also read more of our airport lounges reviews.
Delta doesn’t accept Priority Pass
We love Delta Sky Clubs. But when we travel outside the US (or in airports where Delta is not a major presence in the US) we use our Priority Pass for airport lounge access.
When we fly, we always take our Priority Pass to get into over 1,200 lounges at airports around the world (and get discounts at several restaurants!) If you travel, consider getting a Priority Pass Membership and stop paying for drinks and food at the airport!
Delta Sky Clubs don’t accept Priority Pass; however, we recommend getting one. Priority Pass is accepted in more than 1200 airport lounges around the world!
Whenever we’re at Atlanta Airport, you’ll almost certainly find us in one of the Sky Club lounges.
Have you used the Delta Sky Clubs in Atlanta? What did you think?
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Halef moved from Indonesia to the US nearly two decades ago to go to college here. He hasn’t looked back. He’s been to over forty countries and doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon. He’s a Landscape Architect in Atlanta, GA.
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Halef moved from Indonesia to the US nearly two decades ago to go to college here. He hasn’t looked back. He’s been to over forty countries and doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon. He’s a Landscape Architect in Atlanta, GA.
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