The high-A Gameway branch is useful for a quick gaming stop, not for conventional lounge comfort.
Near A63, this is the second DTW Gameway location. Its Priority Pass benefit is one hour of gaming with one snack and one non-alcoholic drink.
It is a convenient diversion for high-A gates, but it has capacity limits and does not substitute for a lounge when you need a meal, workspace or quiet.
Last verified Jul 12, 2026
A useful Priority Pass redemption for a quick massage, but it is a spa counter rather than a lounge.
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The sensible choice for B/C departures, with good airfield views but a smaller footprint than A38.
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A small, older club that is useful for low-A gates and can be calmer than the central clubs.
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The best all-round Sky Club at DTW: large, early-opening, and the one to choose when you need a shower.
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A newer but compact club with a convenient central-A location; use it when A38 is crowded or farther away.
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A practical high-A club: older and modest, but a much better choice than trekking to A38 before a nearby departure.
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A free, volunteer-run refuge for eligible military and veteran travelers; confirm hours because volunteer coverage can vary.
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A one-hour gaming break rather than a real lounge; worthwhile if the wait is short and there is capacity.
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The only genuinely private rest option at DTW, and far more useful than a conventional lounge when sleep or quiet is the priority.
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Not a lounge, but the most useful Priority Pass option in Evans Terminal if you want a proper meal.
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A free Evans Terminal rest space for eligible military and veteran travelers, subject to volunteer staffing.
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A pleasant, generally quiet Evans Terminal refuge, but recent reviews find the food limited and the furnishings worn.
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