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What Amex card gets you into airport lounges?

Both The Platinum Card® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express include access to AmEx Centurion Lounges as well as the vast AmEx Global Lounge Collection.



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Card Members receive complimentary access to all US locations of the Escape Lounges. Card Member must present their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier and government-issued I.D.

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Although the American Express® Gold Card doesn't come with the ability to enter the lounge, it does provide a variety of other benefits. While most of these are food-focused, the card does offer some decent travel insurance, including trip delay insurance.

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How to Get Free Airport Lounge Access
  1. Ask a First Class Flyer.
  2. The Airport Lounge Ecosystem.
  3. Private Lounges.
  4. Airline Lounges.
  5. USO Lounges.
  6. Best Credit Cards for Lounge Access.
  7. Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card.
  8. United Explorer Card.


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How can I find out if my issuer provides me with complimentary lounge visits? If your issuer provides complimentary lounge visits, there will be a “Complimentary Visit” section under My Information on the app and under My Account on the web. If you do not have any complimentary visits, this section will not display.

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Airport lounges are generally worth the effort to get in, whether as provided by your airline ticket, credit card or elite status. The benefits are truly there, from the basics like Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, beverages and a place to sit, to sit down meals and premium beverages.

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You must be an eligible cardholder to enter. Can I get free food and drinks in Centurion Lounges? All American Express Centurion Lounges offer complimentary food and beverage. Food includes several hot meal options, and beverages include a full array of alcoholic beverages and a full bar.

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How to Get Airport Lounge Access Without a Credit Card
  1. Fly Business or First-Class. One of the easiest (but also priciest) ways to get into an airport lounge is to fly business or first-class. ...
  2. Attain Elite Status. ...
  3. Buy a Day Pass. ...
  4. Buy a Lounge Pass Membership. ...
  5. Be Someone's Guest.


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“Participating Airport Lounges” means select airport lounges, as determined by Visa from time to time, where complimentary access is available to Eligible Cardholders on the terms and conditions set out below.

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From golf to dining to shopping and more, Visa Platinum lets you enjoy a host of attractive lifestyle privileges and experiences. Complimentary Airport Lounge Access with your Platinum Credit card at 25 lounges globally.

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No, the primary cardholder can only use the airport credit card. Even the lounge will scrutinise the cardholder's name for ensuring safety and security. However, there are certain credit cards which allow family members to get the privilege of the lounge.

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Having elite status with a specific airline is a popular way to access lounges for many frequent flyers. Almost all airlines have several tiers of elite status, and they usually require that you meet or exceed their mid-tier elite status before getting lounge access when you fly their airline/alliance.

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Bottom Line: Everyone can access airline lounges with a paid membership. Sometimes these paid memberships allow you reciprocal access to other airline lounges, too.

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Anyone can use an airline lounge, provided they pay for it one way or another. Photo: DFW airport. Today we will look at the different ways you can gain access to an airline lounge.

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There's just one thing: You'll only be able to enter if you have certain American Express cards — in particular, The Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card® from American Express, the Centurion® Card from American Express, the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card and the Delta ...

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