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A strong shared international lounge with showers and substantial space, provided your flight timing lines up with its operating schedule.
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The Star Alliance Lounge is at the Terminal B West Gates on Level 6 and serves eligible Star Alliance international passengers.
It is generally a better bet than a domestic lounge for a long international wait, but the distant West Gates location can be inconvenient for a short connection.
Last verified Sep 6, 2026
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