United Opens Fourth Lounge in Denver as Hub Expansion Accelerates
United’s newest 33,000-square-foot club brings design-forward comforts, expanded seating, and localized amenities to its busiest and fastest-growing hub.
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United Airlines has opened a fourth United Club at Denver International Airport (DEN), another milestone in the carrier’s transformation of what has become its fastest-growing hub. The new 33,000-square-foot space, located on Concourse B near Gate B32, brings the total United Club footprint in Denver to nearly 100,000 square feet, making it the largest of any airport in the airline’s network.
The new lounge spans two levels and seats more than 600 guests, offering a mix of semi-private alcoves, high-top workstations, expansive tarmac views, and quiet lounge zones. Two full-service bars and seasonal buffets anchor the food and beverage experience, while power outlets—AC, USB-A, and USB-C—are embedded throughout. A wellness room and family lounge add comfort for guests traveling with children or seeking a quiet retreat. Like the recently opened United Club Fly near Gate B61, entry is fully automated with self-scan e-gates.
While Denver is often associated with domestic traffic, United now offers nonstop service to 22 international destinations from the airport, including seasonal flights to Rome, London, and Tokyo. For luxury clients connecting through DEN—particularly those on long-haul Polaris itineraries—this expansion significantly improves the on-the-ground experience.
The lounge itself draws heavily on Colorado design cues, with interiors inspired by the state’s alpine terrain, local stone, and golden-hour lighting. Works by eight Colorado-based artists, including a large-scale wildflower mural and custom textile installations, add a regional sensibility often lacking in generic hub lounges.
The opening concludes United’s multi-year lounge redevelopment at Denver, which began with the debut of Club Fly in 2022 and included two additional United Clubs on Concourses A and B East. The final piece—a Polaris Lounge for international business-class travelers—is already in the pipeline, which would make DEN the seventh U.S. airport with a Polaris Lounge and further solidify its role as a premium connection point within the United and Star Alliance networks.
