Does American Express Platinum get you into Delta Sky Club?
The Platinum Card® from American Express: Unlimited access to Priority Pass locations (enrollment required), unlimited Delta Sky Club access (when traveling on a Delta-operated or marketed flight), and unlimited Centurion Lounge access.
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As part of The American Express Global Lounge Collection®, Platinum Card® members can enjoy unlimited, complimentary access to Plaza Premium lounges around the world. Plaza Premium is a network of airport lounges around the world that are open to The Platinum Card® members, regardless of airline or ticket class.
American Express Platinum does not offer priority boarding. Priority boarding is a benefit that allows cardholders to get to their seat sooner than general boarding groups. The only American Express cards that offer priority boarding are Delta SkyMiles Platinum, SkyMiles Gold, and SkyMiles Reserve.
The Amex Business Platinum card can give you unlimited access to over 1,400 lounges worldwide for less than the cost of purchasing just 2-day passes per month or a single annual lounge membership. The additional benefits of the Amex Business Platinum card can also serve the business traveler well.
While the Amex Platinum card doesn't offer any type of airline elite status, the good news is it does offer status in multiple hotel and rental car elite programs.
The Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card doesn't give you a free pass, but lets you buy single-use Delta Sky Club passes at a reduced rate per visit. You can also bring up to two...
Delta Sky Club One-Time Guest PassesAfter account opening and each year after account renewal, a Delta SkyMiles? Reserve Basic Card Member will be issued two one-time guest passes for complimentary access to the Delta Sky Club.
Starting in February 2023, The Platinum Card® from American Express guests will be charged a $50 guest fee. To qualify for free guests in the Centurion Lounge, card members will need to spend $75,000 on their cards within a calendar year.
The Platinum Card® from American Express (see rates and fees) and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express (see rates and fees) include unlimited complimentary access for you and up to two guests to all Plaza Premium lounge locations.
Platinum members can enjoy complimentary entry to the Emirates First Class or Emirates Business Class Lounges in Dubai and Emirates Lounges worldwide and can bring along one adult guest (17 years old and over) and two guests under the age of 17.
The Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card doesn't give you a free pass, but lets you buy single-use Delta Sky Club passes at a reduced rate per visit. You can also bring up to two...
If you're a Platinum Card® from American Express cardholder, you get complimentary access to the Amex lounge networks on the day of your departure. You can bring two guests with you free of charge, and day passes for additional guests will cost you $50 each.
If you are planning a trip to or through Dubai, you may wonder if there is an American Express lounge at Dubai Airport. The truth is there are several American Express lounges at Dubai International Airport. They can be found in Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Travelers at Dubai Airport can access Amex lounges.
Plaza Premium loungesYou'll need to show your Platinum Card, government-issued identification and a confirmed same-day boarding pass to enter. You may enter with one guest for no additional cost. Other guests will need to purchase a day pass; the cost of a day pass varies by location.
As a The Platinum Card® member, you are entitled to a complimentary membership in Priority Pass™. This allows you to wait for your flight in a relaxed atmosphere in one of the more than 1,300 Priority Pass™ lounges around the world. You also can have a guest join you free of charge.
Yup, everything is free at Amex lounges. But be sure to factor in the annual fees of the American Express cards required to enter: $550 for Delta SkyMiles Reserve, $695 for Platinum, and for the by-invitation-only Centurion card, $5,000—plus a $7,500 initiation fee.