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Relaxing in a United Airlines Club lounge is now going to cost airline regulars much more.noitepg

United is overhauling its lounge membership program, reducing amenities and increasing the cost to enter the dozens of United Clubs worldwide, including locations in Tokyo, Chicago and Los Angeles.

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At a time when lounges are more in demand than ever, United travelers who purchase annual memberships can now expect to pay more for less.

A United Club membership previously included unlimited visits to United Clubs worldwide, entry for two guests — either two adults or one adult and dependent children under 21 — and access to participating lounges belonging to other airlines in the Star Alliance, the international group to which United belongs. Prices varied depending on loyalty status, ranging from $550 or 75,000 miles to $650 to 85,000 miles annually.

Now, United is introducing a two-tiered membership plan. The individual membership,66br which allows one member unlimited entry only to United Club locations, will cost $750 or 94,000 miles. The All Access membership will be $1,400 or 175,000 miles and covers two adults (or an adult and dependent children) and provides entry to Star Alliance and other partner lounges. Discounts are available for elite status holders.

For United Club credit card holders, who used to pay a $525 annual fee, club membership has been free. The annual fee has increased, as of today, to $695. The United Club Business Card, which previously cost $450 and also included free club membership, will also be $695.

The airline said in an email to customers that the Club membership changes were designed to “keep improving your experience,” noting that the new tiers were “tailored to your travel needs.” The new policies go into effect Monday, but current members won’t see immediate changes; their benefits remain until their membership expires.

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