Do You Need a PS Membership? Inside The Private Suite's Access and Perks

One of the more surprising things about PS, the private terminal formerly known as The Private Suite, is that it does not require a membership at all. Any traveler can book the experience for a single trip, whether they pass through the terminal once a year or once a week. That openness is part of the appeal. Still, PS does offer membership, and for the right traveler the benefits change the math considerably.

What Membership Includes

PS members receive a set of benefits designed to reward frequent use. Chief among them are preferred rates on the experience, access to every PS location, priority reservations, and preferential change and cancellation policies. Members also gain access to PS Direct, the service that chauffeurs a traveler directly to a home or hotel from the aircraft door. For someone who books often, these advantages compound quickly, turning what might be an occasional splurge into a dependable part of every trip.

More Than One Level

PS offers membership at more than one level. Alongside a Salon membership, an All Access membership unlocks the fullest set of privileges. Certain touches are reserved for members, such as complimentary spa shower and spa services, and others are reserved specifically for All Access members, including complimentary valet parking and a car wash while the member is traveling. The higher tier is built for the traveler who treats PS as a standing part of how they move rather than an occasional indulgence.

Rates reflect PS's published pricing at the time of writing and are quoted per use unless noted. Prices are set by PS and can change.

Who Should Join

The case for membership is really a case about frequency. A traveler who passes through Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas Fort Worth, or Miami often, and who wants priority reservations, the best rates, and access to PS Direct, will find the membership pays for itself in convenience alone. A traveler who expects to use PS only now and then loses nothing by skipping it, since the experience is available to book on any single trip. As PS expands its network and adds Paris in 2027, the value of a single membership that works across every location only grows.

The Bottom Line

PS has designed its membership so that it never feels like a barrier. The door is open to everyone, and the membership simply rewards those who walk through it often. For frequent flyers who have decided that the public terminal is no longer for them, it is the natural next step. For everyone else, the ability to book a single visit means the experience is never out of reach.