Delta Sky Club

I recently visited the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 4, and it was an outstanding experience! The lounge offers a welcoming atmosphere with comfortable seating and plenty of natural light. What truly impressed me was the staff. Their warm smiles and attentive service made me feel right at home. They were quick to assist with everything from drink selections to travel tips. The amenities are excellent, with a great variety of complimentary snacks and beverages. The lounge is also well-maintained, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment. Overall, the Delta Sky Club is a fantastic retreat for travelers. With its exceptional staff and top-notch amenities, I’ll definitely be back!

It’s well worth getting the AMEx CC to gain access if you are a frequent traveler. Good food and drinks. A great place to spend time waiting for your flight. Very friendly staff. This was in JFK.

I've been to many Sky Clubs, and this is one of the largest. As with most Sky Clubs, it was crowded, but there was still space to sit. I spent just a few minutes here, so I didn't get a chance to explore. The food selection was nice with a variety of options. I opted for a banana and some dessert, which was delicious. I spent a couple of hours in the Delta One lounge before visiting here, so that does create a bias. Overall, this is a nice place to hang out before a flight.

One of the best and largest lounges I've been to. There was so much room in this place unlike most Centurion lounges that feel very cramped. All of the employees were very lovely and welcoming. I wanted to specifically shout out Irma. She was very nice, funny, and kind. She came over to wish us a Merry Christmas and handed out fresh cookies. The food offerings were plentiful and delicious. We overstayed our welcome as our flight ended up getting delayed by 4 hours. We enjoyed everything here.

I had a great experience at the Delta Sky Lounge. They open early at 4:45 AM, which is perfect for early flights. The lounge offers all the basic amenities and provides a relaxing environment before boarding. They even have showers available, which is a nice touch. I want to give a special shoutout to one of the servers, Lorraine. She was incredibly attentive and constantly checked in to see if there was anything she could help with. Her excellent service deserves recognition. She’s definitely worthy of a raise and a promotion! 👍🏾

Good lounge, opening hours from 4:45 to 22:30, good showers but no hair dryer. Foods are fine, space and decoration is good.

Delta never disappoints! Beautiful lounge — spacious, with plenty of chairs, sofas, and a dedicated work area. The food selection is extensive and delicious, and the same goes for the drinks. I even used the shower, which was fairly clean. It made my five-hour layover much more comfortable. There’s also a terrace. It was quite busy, but there were plenty of staff keeping things tidy and running smoothly. I had to pay $100 today for an overweight bag, and I’m not even mad — the service was that exceptional. Really well done! I have been to lots of lounges but Delta does a superior job.

Such a pleasant and helpful staff. This lounge also had a great selection of food for all dietary restrictions. The dessert options were so tasty, with great views to enjoy airplanes, if you're a plane enthusiast like myself!

The JFK Delta Sky lounge was very similar to other Delta lounges. Huge, with a view of the runway, a bar, ample seating, and comfortable. Notable features of this lounge were Nathan's Hotdogs, a sparkling wine service cart, and a wine tasting area. Hot and cold food items were tasty! Great experience!

The line outside was confusing... i was waiting and then once i got up to the front i saw there was a separate line for Diamond and First class, so i moved up, and the guy let the people who were behind me into the club! And he said- you should have stayed where you were! Not very nice or professional. Once inside, it was the first time that a service person asked me if i wanted a drink refill! Yes thanks! Food options today were not so amazing- But with a little creative sourcing i was able to pull together a snack Bathrooms were almost clean- And the stalls not big enough for a carry-on wheelie- so no time-saving "bathroom on the way out" plans at this club.

As I continue to enjoy access to these Sky clubs when I come across a nice one such as this one it reminds me that it's a perk worth having. This one is a very nice one, pretty big, lots of seating, nice quite areas to sit either watch tv or just relax with some food & drinks. These guys have decent buffet options, sandwiches, hot food & some desserts. This sky club had a Nathans Hot dog stand, pretty interesting nice touch to add a little something different, I did try them it was not bad, good hot dog. Everything is nice, clean & organized, service at the bar is good & the staff constantly comes around to clean up your plates & glasses. Nice to have the option of showers does come in handy & just in general it's a nice lounge to sit here & relax before your boarding.

This is probably my 6th or 7th visit here in the past several years, usually the line is out the door with a 15-45min+ wait depending on which line you're in (two lines, has to do with mileage status I believe), and it's often super crowded inside. Came by about a week ago and (insert jaw drop here) to my surprise for the first time in the last two years there was no line when I walked up to the entrance.* I almost did a double take to make sure I was at the right location. They've recently opened a Delta One lounge and Chase Reserve Sapphire lounge in the same terminal so maybe some of the traffic has been diverted. Either way it took a few min to check in at the digital kiosks and then walked into the main dining area. The dining section unsurprisingly was fairly packed. In the seating sections further away it felt about 70-75% full so not that much of a respite but slightly more quiet. The lounge fits probably around 200 since it's very spread out and has multiple seating areas. The dining section is composed of a buffet with cold and warm food, a bar for ordering cocktails and other alcoholic drinks, a manned Nathan's hotdog stand directly next to the bar, and a charcuterie/desserts stand (it was around 4pm so imagine earlier in the day it's used for other items). There's are a few separate water/juice/coffee/tea stations scattered around the rest of the lounge too. The type of food available depends on the time of day, I hafta say they've upped their food game in the last couple years, it's better than the Amex Centurion lounge upstairs, though personally I still think Virgin's options are nicer, heard Delta One's food is also better (which makes sense), and have yet to compare with the new Chase lounge. Flight status monitors are available to so you can check your gate and boarding/departure times. Bathrooms are in decent shape snd and there's a separate hallway with shower rooms. Various TV screens play the news, there's free wifi and also a workstation area with computers and printers. On nice days you can go sit outside on the rooftop deck, where there's both outdoor sofa seating and tables for small groups. Overall not as nice as 4 star lounges in Asia and some other places though better than the majority of other lounges in the US. For within the US it's quite nice. *by the time I left about 30 min later, the line had resumed.

Delta One is amazing. Airline clubs are respites but some like D1 really know how to do it. First, let me be clear Delta One is JFK's first class Lounge. And First it is. No expense was spared to build this experience. You walk in and it feels good. Lots of folks walking around in suits to help get you what you need. Not a stuffy place. Lots of comfortable seating and open areas. First the bar-- top brands and top bar tenders. Grey Goose martinis, Macallan 18. Yrs Mac 18, top shelf. Food. Huge high quality offerings at your pleasure. We had an array of Asian dishes that were so good we decided to eat here vs the airplane. Bottom line, if you have the opportunity definitely GO,

What a great group of people at this lounge. It was my husbands birthday and they made a big fuss about it. Special cake and even sang to him. All the food and offerings were great

There are two Delta Sky Club located in JFK. We went to the one closer to our gate, which was 48. It's always very clean and taken care of . The staff here are very friendly and helpful. Lots of great food and drink options for breakfast. The bar was open at 7am if that's your thing. There are multiple seating areas for you to relax in before your flight. There are charging port and clean bathrooms. Pay attention for free vouchers if you are an American Express customer. Much better than the regular admission price. The Wi-Fi password is cheers.

I'm flying out of JFK and purposely waited to eat at the lounge. The staff is really on it. They are constantly refilling trays and taking away used dishes. Plus cleaning and cleaning. Everywhere it is so shining!!! Everything was well stocked and everyone had a smile. Thank you because that welcome is just what I needed.

The Delta Sky Club is the perfect place to sit back and relax before or after your flight. There is food and a full bar and plenty of seating. There are also desserts, coffees, teas and more. The place is always clean and very inviting.

I can't speak to the lines and overcrowding as we have only really been to this lounge early in the morning; supposedly it's jam-packed in early evening when the flights to Europe depart (especially in the peak summer travel season). Or at least it was before the Delta One and Chase lounges opened so maybe that's less of an issue now. Anyway, when we've visited, it's been crowded but still definitely possible to find a place to sit and relax right away. Plenty of food and drink options for everyone and the bathrooms are clean. My wife especially loves the chia pudding- keep that on the breakfast menu at all times please! Staff is very helpful too. As big and chaotic as T4 can be, this Sky Club does make the experience a little more pleasant.

First time checking out this lounge while I had a layover in NYC and I was pleasantly surprised. My expectations weren't too high but the customer service here was fantastic! The ease of checking in is a plus and everyone was just so friendly and helpful! The lounge itself is very spacious and clean which is a big deal for me so this made me feel comfortable! The bathroom is equipped with everything you could need including high quality soaps and lotions - another bonus! The food was good. Nothing to write home about but tasty and good enough to fill up on before your flight!

This sky club was nice in appearance and had a lot of space, but the food was mediocre. I expected a little more since it was in a major airport. We were there for the breakfast service and they were pretty much out of food/ delayed refilling. The eggs were absolutely terrible and tasted off.

Patricia is at the check in desk and extremely rude and with an attitude just for check in! We were taken by surprise and completely caught off guard. All we wanted to do was Check in. We spent have a complaint or need help or assistance with anything. Patricia is extremely short tempered and will take it out on anyone, for no reason. Patricia you should be working in a quiet room with 4 walls and zero human contact. You have no social grave or manners. You so t deserve to work at delta sky Lounge.

Went for the express option and didn't have to wait on line when I asked club agent. Then Miguel happily filled a small paper bag to the brim with anything I wanted from the express items. Box of salad, hummus box, two small cans of coke, an orange, granola bar, rice krispy treat, and an orange. I didn't know what else to add because I wasn't feeling the chips, hardboiled eggs, tuna wrap, chocolate chip cookie.

This is a pretty nice lounge in terminal 4 at JFK. It does get extremely busy, so be prepared to queue up in the line outside. The line is split into two sections, one section for standard members, and one section for the elite members. Once you get inside, it is quite difficult to find seating. Most, if not all the seats are taken up, but if you can find a spot, they have really good food, drinks, dessert, and snacks. The staff are all really friendly and helpful, and while there are long lines to get things, they move pretty quickly. I really appreciate being able to land at this airport, and then going to the lounge as every other lounge is only accessible on departure. Now, if I was leaving out of JFK at this terminal, I might opt for less busy, and just as good lounges, such as the Centurion lounge, or the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse. Both of these options are drastically less busy while boasting the same quality. Overall, it was a good experience, especially once exhausted on arrival to grab a quick bite and something to drink.

Lunch was less busy and found a nook to enjoy some peace and quiet. The bartender was nice and comped my old fashion. Excellent coffee options at all delta lounges with decaf espressos - a favorite.

Food is not always good here. Sometimes you may luck up and get a good day, but for me, the bad days outweigh the good days. Service is only "ok" including the host who greet you, which is unlike Delta Club, but I give them a pass since it's New York, lol. Food is usually cold cuts and boring. I don't like their setup here either, the drinks are far from the good. I think they need a better layout. Anyway, I dig the Sky Delta Club, it's always a unique experience no matter where you are.

Our visit here was back in June, 2022. En route to CPH, we had a long layover. Arriving just before 1600 hours, I though we'd beaten rush hour. WRONG! Rush hour was already waiting for us inside. At the time of our visit, the entry had not yet been 'automated' (scan your boarding pass, and the system determines if you get to go in, with a 'guard' standing by the machines). So right at the top of the escalator, there was a line, even though there were a good 3 or 4 agents to check you in. That was a taste to come. Turn the corner after you're checked in, and you'll be met with a few hundred of your closest friends, the supporting cast to a Thomas Hardy novel. The bar wait is not THAT bad (3 or 4 deep is my recollection), since there are several busy barkeeps, but the food line - you can fuhgetabadit! One look at that long queue and you've cured whatever hunger pangs you had. Peaking over the shoulders of those in line confirmed that, meh, it's not worth the wait. You just MIGHT be able to sneak a bowl of soup around the corner - it's not cutting in line, since it's at the end of the line, where there is no line. But otherwise, this will be a good exception to drinking on an empty stomach. Suffice to say, we did not stay long - not when the Centurion Lounge is an option. The facility itself is really quite big, with good amenities (showers!). The back side overlooking some gates is sunny and could be relaxing. They have a thoughtful Prosecco station right as you enter, which is a good option if you want to quickly quench your thirst. All that to not only dwell on the negative, and therefore 3 instead of 2 stars. But along with the staff necessary to properly take care of the hordes of customers, this was just way too crowded, at least on this particular day.

After visiting both LA's brand new sky club and then coming here, this one is way better! The food is way better the staff is much more friendly and attentive and the overall ambiance is much more lively and fun. There were so many food options, and being able to take a shower in the middle of our long travel day was an absolute life saver. I am so glad that our longer layover of the day was in New York at this lounge because it made a longer layover go by so quickly! I look forward to my next visit.

Busy lounge but it's very clean, and the food selection all looks very fresh. They offer a Nathan's hot dog stand. I'm not sure if it's always there but how cute! Nice little work area is around the corner from there seating area towards the back. It's nice and quiet. Bathrooms were very clean, and fully stocked with everything!

The staff here are super professional, upbeat and attentive. My second time here and each time it's top shelf. The food was great tonight as well. Shrimp, pasta, rice and beans. Many seats and also remote wine carts. I was very impressed.

This Delta Sky Lounge at JFK is one of their largest and nicest and yet, we were visibly nauseous after leave here. The Staff is fantastic. They went out of their way to help find us seats, since I am using a cane these days. We couldn't say enough nice things about them. Everything is so incredibly clean. That is in-spite of the hoards of gluttonous travelers, who seem destined to test the limits of how many plates they could carry back to their table. I mean, it's free. You can go back as many times as you like. Why hoard? They refill everything ever ten to fifteen minutes, too. And then you're surprised, when you drop one of your five plates and try to push the mess aside with your foot, all the while still carrying your other four plates. Really? The Staff here isn't paid enough to constantly clean up after such slobs. Five Stars to the folks who work here. Zero Stars for the experience.

Took advantage of Delta's Sky club during a recent trip that had a layover at JFK in New York. You can use the lounge if your flying Delta and belong to one of several frequent flyer programs. This lounge is huge with a full bar and several areas of food. They serve buffet style meals all day from breakfast thru dinner. They have a coffee bar and self serve soft drinks. There are several different seating types including tables and chairs to have a meal. Most seating areas have charging stations and power outlets. There is an outdoor patio overlooking the jetway. complete with a Nathan's hot dog & pretzel cart. You can watch takeoffs and landings. The restrooms are clean and the staff friendly.

Considering this is a fairly new lounge, it is amazing. There's an outdoor insulated area that you can look outside too. On the side of us is a grassy looking area and it's so clean. The staff here is also extremely nice. EXTREMELY.... nice. Each person who I talked to made me forget I was in the airport, nevermind JFK. Checking in and actually wanting to have conversations but being appropriate. If I could give 6 stars - it would be for the people working here. Oh and the food aint that bad . All the typical players. And let me not forget the mango and blood orange slushies.

Now I like to get to the airport three hours early so I can max out my Delta lounge pass now that it comes with my Amex. It's so worth it with the free buffet and free drinks and roomy work space. The one at Lga is lovely. I think the one at JFK is a bit nicer as it's got an outside deck but this one is perfect to relax in before your flight. I can't help wondering how many people miss their flights by getting too comfortable in this liounge. Highly recommend getting yourself access.

Really big sky club which is awesome. The problem is there is only one in the entire airport. Now there is one express club that offers sandwiches and no lounge. Consequently, during peak hours there is a HUGE line outside the club to enter. The news a full service club on terminal A and B. Other than that they have a great spread of and plenty places to lounge, shower or sleep.

This was our saving grace last week on a Wednesday night when the Centurion Lounge apparently closed shop way too early. So glad we were flying Delta and makes me honestly want to stick to flying and earning Delta Skymiles as much aa possible now. Anyway, this would have been a 5-star easily but one of the Sky Club attendants named Duani not only didn't say hello or welcome but felt terribly inconvenienced that he had to refund my Platinum card in what was clearly an honest and harmless mistake. Ummm don't be in customer facing jobs perhaps if you clearly don't like people and have zero compassion? Just a thought. On to more important things, after trying to brush off that negative vibe from Duani, we were extremely pleased to see such a spacious and really clean lounge. The rest of the staff were nice and just making sure everyone had what they needed. The buffet had hot and cold food. The chicken parm was tasty, good cold cuts and cheese. Some good chips. And actually had freshly baked cookies too, actually felt pretty comforting to have all of these in such a pretty space. Loved the various types of tables and seats, and despite the amount of people inside the lounge, it didn't feel crowded. The bar also had 1-2 bartenders and the house prosecco actually wasn't bad. We enjoyed around 45 mins here before our flight and honestly can't wait to be back the next time we fly Delta again. To the team managing this SkyClub , thank you and great job! Keep it up! :)

I visit the T4 Sky lounge more than just about any other Sky lounge so it was about time I did a review. JFK is typically very busy and while there are a lot of food options throughout the terminal it can take so long to get to your gate sometimes (hello B55!) that it's nice to plan out an early arrival so that you can have some time to chill at the lounge. I tend to travel very early in the morning consistently, so I have never experienced any lines to get in. Overall the staff is generally very friendly at this location. There are lots of seating options. If you asked me a year ago I would have trashed the food, but whoever took over the kitchen there has done a good job of seasoning the food now. Their mini potatoes are my fave! I absolutely live for their mango smoothies, something I look forward to every trip! They also have a great variety of breads and bagels. I'm always able to get work done in this location before a flight, which is a plus.

Had layover at JFK. Thankfully, our American Express membership was honored at the Delta Sky Club... And it was very close to our departure gate. 7:00 pm on Saturday night was a little crowded but by 8:00 pm it had cleared out a lot. The club is spacious. We found a quiet corner near the bathrooms and as far away from the crowd as possible. Food was meats and cheeses, veggies and hummus. For something a little more substantial there was scrimp, a rice dish, several different kinds of salad, soup and bread. There were also desserts and fresh fruit. Not as fancy as The Centurion Lounge, but it was nice. Would definitely stop here again.

One of the better lounges at JFK with a variety of seating areas, including a designed business area, newly launched outside deck, and various types of inside seating. Delta offers a full bar with complimentary drinks as well as premium drinks for a charge. In addition, there's a variety of cheeses, sandwiches, soups and one or two entrees. I was torn about how many stars to award. I wanted to give 3 stars because of the terrible and unengaging and often rude staff. The staff and management here need some extra customer service training!!!

Comfortable lounge even though it's temporary while bigger one is being remodeled. Everything you need and a comfortable seat.

This club is very spacious however it does get packed and if you're traveling with more than you 2 it's a bit difficult to find a seat. I was here on a Friday night and it was little crowded at first but then emptied out. The food selection was small about 4 main dishes with few appetizers and fresh cut fruit but everything was very fresh and tasty! I don't understand how people complain about this place yea it can get little crowded and it doesn't have top tier food selection but common a simple sandwich in the terminal will run you about $15 and most of the seating is taken. I also have to mention the staff here is very friendly and overall it's a very clean club!

Terminal 4 has a pretty nice sky club in an otherwise-chaotic airport. It's spacious, with several different sections offering different vibes, from a busier open dining area, to quieter seating near windows, among others. There are also a couple of coffee stations (very useful for those early travel mornings), as well as a large cafeteria-style buffet and dining area. The coffee machines are in high demand, and need staff intervention a little more often than I'd like, but in general, staff is responsive to getting the caffeine supply back online. Bathrooms here are European style, which is really nice. And the location within T4 is pretty central, so it's easy to pop in before a Delta flight. I know overcrowding has been an issue, but I'm not going to touch it here. Delta's new rules to address this just went into effect on 01 FEB 2023, so I think it'll take a few weeks before it's fair to judge. Overall, this is a pretty good sky club, especially for frequent travelers.

Arrived at 5:30 am to a delicious line up for breakfast. Eggs, potatoes, bagels, muffins, you know, the whole shabang. While this lounge does not offer showers, a yoga / meditation space, it's still a very nice lounge. I was able to find a quiet space for stretching out before my flight. I will continue to visit this and the other sky club lounges on future trips. If you're looking to get an alcoholic beverage, you'll have to wait for 8:00 when the bar opens. Service is A1 and as expected. Wait staff circles around and occasionally stops by to see if you're in need of anything and to cleanup any empty dishes. There is no bottled water to take on the go. Hopefully, you have your own bottle to fill up as I did.

It's a maze, but it's clean and food is on point. Staff are always around to clean or stock up. They even have showers at this location. Only thing I would have liked to see is recliner chairs for sleeping.

This review is for the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 4, the International Terminal. Wow! I'm blown away. This place is huge but it delivers. The Delta lounges in Atlanta are large too but they don't compare to this one. The food is magnifico! There is a buffet. Today there were two kinds of soups with focaccia. Chicken fricasse, fingerling potatoes, broccolini and a veggie pasta. The salsa bar had large shrimp, a kale salad and another two more. There were beef and cheese sandwiches on a Kaiser roll. There was a pasta station with a chef making penne pasta. There was a Nathan's hotdog stand where you could pick up a hotdog or a pretzel! The bakery line had a variety of cheeses and breads, with hummus, basil pesto, olive tamponade, capers and more. There were miniature desserts, madeleine's and brownies. Starbucks coffee with biscotti as well as an Italian coffee machine. Needless to say, the food is muah! There is an open bar which seemed very busy so I'm sure that was good! There are many kinds of seats; bar stool, wide lounge chairs, cozy chairs, leather chairs and so on. There are only two issues. 1. It's VERY busy and there is a wait to get in. Delta is changing its entry requirements in January to restrict more people from entering. My wait was about 25 mins but with 6 hours to kill it was fine! 2. Many of the plugs did not work so charging the phone became an issue. I'm blessed I have a credit card that alllows me free entry into the lounges. This is definitely one to go to when at JFK. It's busy, but then it's tough being so great!

2022/07 For me, this is the standard of accommodation that all Sky Clubs should strive for. Modern furniture and decors make it feel large and comfortable. Food selection is great including even soft chocolate chip cookies. It has everything. After being cramped in a Manhattan Fi-di hotel room, I feel like I can breathe. I'm a fortunate one to travel when this place isn't packed. Overcrowdness seems like a common complaint. Many have given positive descriptions on this club. Rather than being redundant, I will say I agree. Out of all Delta clubs, I'd rank this to be the very best in terms of the facility. Honolulu is the best in service and accommodation for Asian food. Atlanta is by far the worst (except Terminal E). (How does the Delta hub have the worst?? Step up, Delta!) This will be another reason to visit NYC more frequently (even though no encouragement is needed for me to visit NYC.)

Very nice lounge with a great food selection and plenty of room to relax. Great staff that are very accomodating

Got in right away... charging ports next to the table. Food was really good. I had jerk shrimp with green veggies. Also had some delicious cheese cake. They have a variety of drinks included as well both alcoholic and non alcoholic. The only issue and it's not with the club is the bathroom. Some females apparently don't know how to pee in the toilet and peed on the seat and on the floor. The maintenance lady cleaned it up though as soon as she got back. She was really nice. Nice place to be if your flight is delayed.

It's so weird to be at JFK since I have t traveled since 3/16/20. This is a very pristine lounge and the vibe is chill even though there's still a pandemic. Everyone is wearing masks. I'm wearing 2!! The food is prepackaged so that should reduce the risk. I had hummus and gluten free salad (hopefully). I'm happy to be here!! They also have carrot soup that's gluten free.

Our 3 hour layover was comfy and easy to pass the time hanging out in this sky lounge. Even with the covid precautions, there were fresh healthy options available. The facilities were clean, bright and spacious. Only note is that it wasn't always easy to get a drink. Single bartender, large partitions, and a lot of people waiting in line but not really room to wait in line and distance in this lounge. I miss the self service bars and hot food and snacks. I hope it comes back.

Nice place to lounge when waiting for a long connection. However they need to pay more attention to the food quality, the food felt a little like cafeteria food. Nothing special. Service was ok.

One of the larger Delta Sky Clubs I have visited. Staff is friendly and helpful. Kiosks to check yourself in are a plus. Tons of seats with outlets if you need to get work done. Also tons of seating in the bar/food area. The bar only offers a limited amount of complimentary beverages. The food is limited, as well, but the chicken was super yummy, as was the cheesecake. The bathrooms are swanky with high-end products. They even have showers! So much space here and they're open later than the Centurion lounge.

This place is huge, and also gets VERY crowded. However, I love it so much better than the Centurion lounge because of the food options. It also opens later. Staff were friendly and welcoming

Perhaps the best Delta lounge I've been to in a while! The place is spacious, and the furniture feels and looks like something you could find in a modern, upscale hotel. Abundant seating and area dividers aplenty allow for comfortable conversation or work. This is the first Delta lounge where I've noticed beautiful wooden tables for larger groups. Pretty much every seat has an electric outlet (with the exception of the little round dining tables). The wifi password is posted in multiple, visible places--an improvement I've mentioned to Delta agents in other lounges, where one has to walk to the one or two lonely signs in the lounge. And then there's the sky deck. What can I say that can top the view in the picture? And what can I say that could possibly convey what an amazing feeling it is to be past TSA, ready for your flight, and still able to enjoy fresh air and sunlight? Unfortunately, no one can be told what the sky deck is. You have to see it for yourself. It's hard to know whether you'll be able to access the lounge, given Delta's constant revisions. But if you can, visit this one, you will be glad you did!

This Delta Sky Club can get pretty crowded. It's a popular lounge! I appreciate Delta Sky Clubs because it's mostly a consistent experience between the food offerings (hot and cold) and abundance of beverages. This lounge is very large and extensive so there are options for where to sit (and where to grab your food). Don't forget to bring a tip if you order something from the bar. I also appreciate that there is ample seating with options to plug in your devices, because I usually need to plug in my phone and computer. This lounge is a decent place to pass the time while waiting to board.

Have to say the Lounge has improved greatly since COVID. I traveled extensively throughout COVID and was really questioning why I was paying every month for the Lounge. I have flown into JFK on my way to Phoenix several times and have to say I was impressed the other Delta Lounges could take a lesson including Atlanta which is the headquarters for Delta. Aside from the usual buffet line they have been setting up pop up taste stations. I have gotten everything from Champagne to steak and scallops. It is great when they have pop up stations. The last time sadly no pop station and was less than impressed with the buffet. The outdoor seating has once again opened which I love to sit out and watch the planes take off and land.

This was my first time in the Delta Sky Lounge and I was so excited to be one of "those" special people that get to wait for a flight inside a lounge. We upgraded our coach seats to First Class (it was surprisingly super cheap to do so with LATAM...shockingly cheap). Luckily, the Sky Lounge was close to our gate so we were able to stretch out our time there. When entering, you are greeted with escalators to the second floor. You scan your plane ticket and are asked if you'd like wine or a mimosa. Once you find a seat, you can relax and watch the planes fly in and out. There are a waitresses throughout the lounge asking if you'd like more drinks/taking trash. There is a decent sized buffet line and a soda fountain as well, all complimentary. The restrooms were clean and well stocked. They had full privacy stalls so no one can creepily lock eyes with you. It was a really nice way to unwind before a long flight and mentally prepare yourself calmly.

If you're not a delta club member you are missing out. Trust me. This is the way to travel!!