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NZLMAN May 14, 2019 3:52 am

New DTW Skyclub (Open Dec 2021)
 
Didn’t see this posted yet, so apologies if it is a duplicate.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...ce9464f66.jpeg

flyerCO May 14, 2019 4:06 am

Its been discussed in another thread. It'll be across from the current main club (other end of train platform).

xliioper May 14, 2019 6:24 am

Discussed at the end of this thread -- https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/delt...coming-14.html
It will be in the former LH lounge space.

WillBarrett_68 May 14, 2019 8:27 am

I don't ever take the train at DTW, can you access this club from the train platform? Or will there be a separate escalator/stair/elevator (closer to the security checkpoint, I would assume?)

jrkmsp May 14, 2019 9:27 am

Interesting that they seem to be using the exact same rendering they put on the banner at MSP for the remodeled C club.

Ordhater May 14, 2019 9:29 am

Will this be in addition to the A38 club or a replacement?

defrosted May 14, 2019 9:32 am

2020 is the year of the club, apparently. Everything is coming 2020.

xliioper May 14, 2019 9:38 am


Originally Posted by Ordhater (Post 31100203)
Will this be in addition to the A38 club or a replacement?

Additional club.

xliioper May 14, 2019 9:46 am


Originally Posted by WillBarrett_68 (Post 31099985)
I don't ever take the train at DTW, can you access this club from the train platform? Or will there be a separate escalator/stair/elevator (closer to the security checkpoint, I would assume?)

There are train tracks running between the platform and the main building. Don't see how they could create an entrance there. Don't know how far down the space goes as the glass is currently frosted beyond first set of windows. If you look at it from a satellite map, the space is narrower than the space occupied by the current club. I think it's safe to assume it will be smaller.

MSPeconomist May 14, 2019 11:09 am


Originally Posted by defrosted (Post 31100215)
2020 is the year of the club, apparently. Everything is coming 2020.

It's DL's *vision* for the future.

I wonder whether the new SC will be differentiated in some way. It would seem too small for international D1 passengers at DTW unless those departures are well spaced over the day. DTW needs more lounge space at peak times, but I don't see the point of opening an additional smaller lounge so close to the big one. OTOH, this is obviously the only suitable space unless the airport would agree to cannibalize a lot of retail space on the main concourse level.

DTWflyer May 14, 2019 11:28 am

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...e6c1fa2006.jpg

Taking the layout from the airport master plan, the light blue on the left is the current Center A SkyClub. The slightly darker blue area on the right would be the area of the new SkyClub, that was formerly the LH lounge and also has been uses as a conference room.

Not sure where the access will be, as I doubt TSA will let the put a door and/or have passengers come across or up to the balcony to access, so my guess it will be accessed over behind the tram escalators near the "Need Help Desk" at A43. There is already a staircase internally there, but I assumed that to access the ramp tower.

SFTNYC May 14, 2019 11:39 am


Originally Posted by MSPeconomist (Post 31100613)
It's DL's *vision* for the future.

I wonder whether the new SC will be differentiated in some way. It would seem too small for international D1 passengers at DTW unless those departures are well spaced over the day. DTW needs more lounge space at peak times, but I don't see the point of opening an additional smaller lounge so close to the big one. OTOH, this is obviously the only suitable space unless the airport would agree to cannibalize a lot of retail space on the main concourse level.

I assumed it would just be overflow during the afternoon European push...

xliioper May 14, 2019 12:01 pm


Originally Posted by DTWflyer (Post 31100698)

Taking the layout from the airport master plan, the light blue on the left is the current Center A SkyClub. The slightly darker blue area on the right would be the area of the new SkyClub, that was formerly the LH lounge and also has been uses as a conference room.

Not sure where the access will be, as I doubt TSA will let the put a door and/or have passengers come across or up to the balcony to access, so my guess it will be accessed over behind the tram escalators near the "Need Help Desk" at A43. There is already a staircase internally there, but I assumed that to access the ramp tower.

There's an existing elevator past the TSA checkpoint. If people can go down in it, I would think they could go up it as well. The LH lounge and entrance at the checkpoint level was there post TSA. Why wouldn't the new SC just use the same entrance?

MarkCron May 14, 2019 12:08 pm


Originally Posted by DTWflyer (Post 31100698)
Not sure where the access will be, as I doubt TSA will let the put a door and/or have passengers come across or up to the balcony to access, so my guess it will be accessed over behind the tram escalators near the "Need Help Desk" at A43. There is already a staircase internally there, but I assumed that to access the ramp tower.

Wouldn't it make sense to access the same way the LH lounge was accessed?

WillBarrett_68 May 14, 2019 12:49 pm


Originally Posted by DTWflyer (Post 31100698)

what are the white areas in the middle of the club spaces? And what's the red area?

It's surprising they didn't design these spaces to have direct access to the train platform like they did for the clubs at either end of A.


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