Airport Dimensions has opened a new Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). Located near Gate 25, the 18,000-square-foot lounge features Dallas-focused design touches, including original murals by Dallas artist Kyle Bunting, leather accents, natural elements and references to Dallas sports teams. Guests can also enjoy a locally themed menu from Bishop Arts District-based Encina that includes blue corn butterscotch pancakes and slab bacon dish with cheddar grits; coffee from woman-owned Fort Worth brand Cherry Coffee; regionally inspired cocktails and a wine list from Parcelle.
“Dallas–Fort Worth is a region built on bold ambition, warm Texas hospitality and a distinctive sense of place, and those qualities are reflected throughout our new Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club,” said Dana Pouwels, head of airport lounge benefits at Chase. “As Chase continues to deepen its commitment to North Texas, we’re proud to bring Sapphire Reserve cardmembers an elevated travel experience that reflects the scale and energy of the region, while celebrating its pioneering spirit, local flavor and rich cultural identity. From dishes inspired by the flavors of the Lone Star State to design that echoes the area’s blend of Western heritage and modern skyline, every detail, including the lounge network’s first-ever whiskey lounge, reflects Dallas–Fort Worth.”
“DFW is a meaningful market for Airport Dimensions, not only because it is home to our North America business, but because it is where our journey in airport hospitality began 20 years ago with our first lounge,” said Daniel Tarrega, Airport Dimensions’ North American president.”The opening of Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at DFW builds on that legacy and reflects our continued investment in the airport, the local workforce and the future of premium travel in North Texas. In partnership with JPMorganChase, we are delivering an experience that feels distinctly connected to Dallas-Fort Worth while contributing to a global lounge network that now spans almost 90 locations worldwide.”
