Boarding in Seattle

[JaelR]

We have a question about boarding in Seattle. We’ve boarded for Alaska before and the lines into the building were long and then windy once you got inside (going/waiting to get through security). If you’re in a suite, does priority boarding mean there’s a separate line for suite guests?

 

 

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[casofilia]

I don't know about Seattle but there is a separate line generally for suite guests. When you initially show your confirmation you will be directed to the right line or given the right "ticket to ride"

[BirdTravels]

We have a question about boarding in Seattle. We’ve boarded for Alaska before and the lines into the building were long and then windy once you got inside (going/waiting to get through security). If you’re in a suite, does priority boarding mean there’s a separate line for suite guests?S

Don't know exactly with the "improved" terminal layout. In the past, there was a pop-up tent with a banner-up in the drop off area for suites guests. The folks there escorted you into the terminal and around the lines. So,,, keep a sharp look out for the banner-up and/or ask one of the port people, because they have, in the past, given suites guests priority.

[JaelR]

Thanks! That's great advice! We will certainly keep our eyes peeled. The last time we went - the line wasn't that long (up to that point) but the way it winded around around inside and then behind us it was down a public sidewalk... It was really weird.

[BostonGal35]

wehn we sailed in september from seattle, there was no priority area or boarding for Platinum and Platinum Plus, which seemed odd given teh newly renovated terminal. i didnt note if there was suite area boarding or not.