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A dependable United refuge near the D Gates, but not a lounge to seek out for its food.
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The United Club is a familiar domestic United lounge with work areas, lounge seating, snacks and a bar.
It is most worthwhile for members and premium United travelers already departing from D Gates. The food is basic, so manage expectations on a long layover.
Last verified Sep 13, 2026
Strong all-purpose Concourse D lounge for Venture X holders. Priority Pass is not accepted; walk-up day passes are capacity-limited.
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Add a photoA practical Terminal 3 escape, but a basic contract lounge with variable capacity and limited food.
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