Nice lounge. Love the healthy food options in a fast pace environment where one would expect "fast food." Choices includes celery, carrots, olives, hummus, cheese, crackers, trail mix. etc.
My only complaint would be that there needs to be some background music...might help drown out different conversations going on around you.
Do you often find yourself stranded in the middle of no where (in this case, LaGuardia Airport) because of your flight delays? (Psst, I'm looking at you Delta...)
Do you like lounging around?
Do you like complimentary snacks and beverages?
Do you like clean bathrooms that don't smell like... um... the bathroom?
if so, I've got the perfect place for you.
The Delta Sky Lounge at LaGuardia Airport, located conveniently at both the C and D terminals, will offer all the above amenities and more.
Sure, it's crowded, but it's New York. You're bound to be surrounded by people everywhere.
Why do people love this place? Â Both the C and D terminal lounges are overcrowded and offer very little.
Try finding one of the "good" seats. Â Seriously people must get in at 6am and camp there all day. Â Seriously, who wants to sit in a padded cubicle with no outlets or at the long communal "bar" directly across from someone munching on their snacks?
The snacks are OK, nothing great. Â The carrots and celery are always dried out. Â Free drinks are nice when you can manage the Las Vegas club-like bar line to get one.
One plus is the bathrooms are always clean.
I wish they would charged $1000 bucks for these memberships to truly thin out the herd a little.
I got here early today (about 2 hours before my flight) and when I entered I had a bag with a sandwich and water I bought at a vendor outside the club. Â They told me "no food or drink from the outside is allowed" (even though they don't sell food) and that "I would need to save it for my flight". Â I said "OK" and proceeded to come in and scarf it down in the middle of the chaos.
Bonus: Â Listening to business travelers talking loud on their phones holding "important" meetings and dropping names, numbers or anything else to make themselves look important.
Don't get me wrong..I love it here compared to the gate crowd but it's not 5 stars like some think!
Have been a member of Delta Sky Club since 1997 - travel would be unbearable without them.
They have complimentary drinks but do charge for top shelf items - which I am amazed people would pay for at those prices. Â But you can enjoy an adult beverage with standard choices - though mine is just Coke Zero.
The snacks are average as this is not a buffet but will tide you over. Â Plenty of electrical outlets to recharge and plenty of seating in a clean and quiet environment.
The staff was extremely helpful and I am a fan.
It a nice spot, but crowded. With lots of loud children. So this is where they hide...
I was here at the prime time of the Xmas season.
I've found that there is more peace and serenity at the gate I'm flying out of than being in here. Just sayin'
Not impressed by the eats & drinks within either. It was okay.
Not something I'd want to pay money for on a continual basis.
It is what it is.
During the remodeling of the airport Usair club members like myself can use this club. Â I only learned this after looking on the Usair web site. Â I am not sure if it is posted in the terminal or not. Â I was treated very well by the gentleman who checked me in and the bar staff. Â I like the design of this place. Â I love how there are chargers everywhere on a kind of column next to seating areas. Â They even take usb plugs! Â I was here later in the evening on a Sunday night. Â It wasn't crowded when I was there, but I am sure that it does get crowded like the other reviewers say. Â I think there are printers here to use and photo copiers to use if you need them. Â I had a pleasant time and will use again if I still am able to next time I fly here.
Review Source:Good lounge, friendly staff. Â It does not have any amenities at the counter (toothpaste, etc... most do). Â They also do Not have a self-service bar... so you have to ask for orange juice, adult beverages, etc... Â a little annoying. Â Yet I'm still a fan... decently large in the D terminal and the C terminal lounge should be open and luxury come August 30th.
Review Source:The Sky Lounge at the Delta Terminal at LaGuardia airport is new and very nice, as domestic lounges go. Â No windows or view to speak off (I don't know what it is about drinking complementary alcohol and watching planes take off that makes me think I'm in a movie), but quiet , clean, comfortable, and well stocked. Â They have the usual different seating options, lounge chairs, cubicles, group tables, and those weird high back, self-enclosed, cocoon-esq situations. Â Definitely the way to go if you can get in for free (Amex Platinum FTW).
Review Source:Not one of the best Delta Sky Clubs in the network, but I would expect that to improve with Delta's new expansion at LGA. Â Essentially, it is on the small side with no windows. Â The American and United clubs here have terrific views of the runway and NYC skyline, which does add something to the atmosphere in my opinion. Â With terminals adding better restaurant options, all domestic clubs are going to have to offer more to justify their membership prices.
Review Source:I normally do not fly Delta as I typically stick with American Airlines, as I mainly fly out of MIA. Â I am flying to TPA (from LGA) so American Airlines does not offer direct flights to TPA so decided to go with Delta. Â Their Sky Lounge offers free wifi (actually I think it is to all Delta clients) various free beers and spirits and is fairly comfortable. Â Unlike AA's Admiral Club they do not offer any prepared meals for sale (though they offer complimentary snacks).
Review Source:I've been flying with Delta since I was 3 days old.... Really! As of last year I have been a member of the Delta Sky Club. Having visited many airports over the past year, LGA's Sky Club is one of the best lounges on Delta's network. Staff are friendly and will help with any flight cancelations or delays. It is the oasis of LGA, and will spare you from the hubbub of the terminal. Good work Delta!
Review Source:This place is the best coping mechanism for the vagaries of LGA departure drama.
Sexy new look (reminds me of the LAX Sky Club, which reminds me of a W Hotel), super-friendly staff both behind the check-in desk as well as behind the bar, and a really nice and well-designed layout (i.e. walking areas wide enough to accommodate people with roll aboard luggage in tow). Â
Especially choice is that last little table next to the coffee machine that makes getting my espresso/whipped milk/Bailey's efficiently easy. Â Don't bogart it, ok?
Being in an airport with little breathing room...this Sky Club is a safe haven away from the madness. Newly renovated...the colors are crisp and clean. They have a variety of chairs....some standard, new bar stools, some chairs with tall backs/sides where you feel enclosed (my favorite), computers sections, docking sections and of course they still offer snacks and an open bar. Bathrooms are also large and clean. Another bonus in an overcrowded airport.
Overall...this is one of the many reasons I love Delta.
This is one of nicest delta lounge I've been to in the US. Small but very new, smell of renovation is still there. I also like the fact they enforce quiet zone well (atlanta location was Soooooo loud)
I tend to skip lounge due to limited time I have between gates. I may try to arrive early next time just so I can enjoy some quiet moment here.
This is a brand new Delta Sky Lounge that's still currently under construction (but open to guests and better than the other one just down the way). It's fully equipped with well stocked snacks (trail mix, veggies and dip, cheese and crackers, etc.) and a bar. Although it gets crowded, there's plenty of chairs to choose from, so make yourself comfortable. There's outlets, lamps, and free wifi. If you had to live here, you could. Thanks, Delta!
Review Source:Ditto what Phil said. Â
Brand spanking new club. Â Really nice flat screens displaying arrivals/departures. Â
And, early AM flight? no problem. They open at 04:30. Â
Only complaint- here, like other Sky clubs, they should have hand sanitizer AT the food stations.
Kudos to the "other" hometown club!
Up at 5:00 AM to make a 7:30 flight. Drag my hung over and tired ass to the airport. Get to the gate and after sitting there for an hour they cancel the flight because of mechanical problems. Next flight is not for another three hours. Life sucks at this point. Then I remember that with certain AMEX cards you get free access to the Delta Sky Lounge.
Walked in, handed my card and boarding pass to the front desk clerk and I was granted access, no questions asked. Soft cushy chairs, free wifi, all the coffee and hot drinks you could want, bagles, muffins, yogurts, clean bathrooms, flat screens, business center, and a free open bar! Bloody Mary come to me baby!
The Sky Lounge totally turned a crappy situation into a more acceptable one. So happy I did not have to sit outside with the angry masses.
As Ferris Bueller would say - "It is so choice"!
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