American Airlines Admirals Club

"Spacious, clean, limited food and drink options. Complimentary small foods and tea/coffee. The club has added a lot of ‘additional optional changes’ such as made to order food and most of the bar. For the daily price of entering, it’s essentially turned into a paid waiting room (a nice waiting room). It’s definitely not worth the daily rate (restaurants in terminal D are a better value). It’s fine if you have the complimentary status. Otherwise don’t worry about it, you’re not missing anything."

"I lucked up I guess. Took less than 2 minutes to check in, I had no issues finding somewhere to sit. The food was ok. The bathrooms were clean. Plenty of staff removing dishes and glasses upon completion and wiping down areas. No complaints"

"Good spot to relax if you have a couple of hours to kill. Decent collection of snacks and drinks (unlimited), and there is kids room as well. Nice view if you are interested in planes. Free secured WiFi and power outlets at every seat."

"I went to the one in Terminal D, which is the biggest in DFW. The lounge is very good with unlimited drinks and snacks. Seats are wide and comfortable. It has a great view of the runway and you could see flights taking off and land. Staff is friendly. Highly recommended."

"This is an amazing place. Admiral Club from DFW Airport, Terminal D. Good place to take a good rest while you wait for the next flight. It has its different areas where you can simply enjoy its view when you see the different planes leave, you can rest and even sleep for a while, you can benefit from its food bar at any time, among others. Even their bathrooms are spotlessly clean. The only thing I did not like today 11/11/21 was a supervisor in the area where the food is served, because I alerted her to something that a client did for her to take action on it and she proceeded to change me the look without even saying thank you. Then about two minutes later she began to give instructions to one of the employees in a very harsh way without caring about the people who were listening. I then told the employee not to feel bad, because she who is the supervisor should have more manners, education and professionalism to have the position that she occupies while maintaining discretion. sympathy and good manners for employees and customers in general. I couldn't get her full name, but they call her Linda. If she can't do a good job with customer service, let her remove herself, she has no right to humiliate anyone, least of all publicly."