Not enough status for an airport lounge? Buy your way in at BWI Marshall

WASHINGTON — Airport Lounge Development Inc., a Dallas company that builds out airport lounges that are not airline or membership specific, has opened The Club BWI, at BWI Marshall Airport.

A day pass to the club costs $40.

For $40, The Club BWI will give club members access to a 2,200-square-foot lounge with relaxing and working zones including free snacks and beverages, including beer, wine and liquor. (Courtesy Airport Lounge Development Inc.)

The Club BWI is in concourse D near gate 10 and is open from 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Courtesy Airport Lounge Development)

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For that, passengers — business or leisure — get access to a 2,200-square-foot lounge divided into zones for relaxing or working with free snacks and beverages including beer, wine and liquor.

The lounge also includes internet and Wi-Fi access, newspapers, magazines, flight information display screens, workstations, printing, faxing and telephones.

The Club BWI is in concourse D near gate 10 and is open from 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

The club’s opening comes a couple of months after ROAM Fitness opened a full-service gym past security between BWI Marshall’s D and E terminals. For $25, it includes showers and a day pass to ROAM Fitness.

ROAM Fitness plans future airport locations in Charlotte, Atlanta and Pittsburgh.

The Club BWI is Airport Lounge Development’s 16th airport lounge. Others are at airports in Cincinnati, Dallas, Las Vegas, San Jose, Atlanta, Phoenix, Seattle, Orlando, Boston and London’s Heathrow Airport.