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How to use SEA Spot Saver, the line-skipping service at SeaTac Airport

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The SEA Spot Saver program at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport offers a valuable solution for travelers worried about long security lines. Operating daily from 5 a. m. to 10 p. m.

, it allows users to reserve TSA screening times online, enhancing their overall airport experience. To utilize the service, travelers can visit the SEA Spot Saver website or use the flySEA app to enter their flight details and select a convenient screening time. After receiving a confirmation email, users simply present their appointment confirmation at designated TSA checkpoints. While the service is free, ongoing construction has temporarily closed Checkpoint 5, leading to limited availability. Additionally, the article highlights other expedited security options like TSA PreCheck and CLEAR for those willing to pay.

These alternatives provide faster access to security lines, catering to varying traveler needs. With this information, travelers can make informed choices to ensure a stress-free journey through the airport.

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