Can I purchase a membership to The Centurion® Lounge? We do not currently offer memberships. Access is only available to Platinum Card Members, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members, Centurion Members, and eligible guests.
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Delta Sky Club loungesAmex Platinum cardmembers get access to Delta-operated Sky Club lounges when flying on a Delta-operated flight or a Delta-marketed flight operated by WestJet. To find eligible lounges, head to Delta's website and select Platinum Card® Members From American Express as your membership type.
Can I purchase a membership to The Centurion® Lounge? We do not currently offer memberships. Access is only available to Platinum Card Members, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members, Centurion Members, and eligible guests.
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 ...
As a Platinum Cardholder, 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 1,200 Priority Pass lounges around the world.
All that's required to get access to these lounges, also known as the “Global Lounge Collection,” is: Your American Express Platinum card. A government-issued ID. A boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel.
Centurion Lounge benefitsThese lounges have typical amenities like food, beverages, Wi-Fi, work areas and more, without the necessity of a premium flight ticket. In fact, gaining access to Centurion Lounges only requires you to carry one of the top premium travel cards from American Express.
In addition to TBIT, The Centurion Lounge is accessible post security from: Terminals 4-8 by terminal connector walkway. Terminals 2 & 3 by airside bus (drop off at Gate 146 in TBIT)
With airline cancellations and delays at a post-pandemic high, the lounge has been a welcome refuge from the crowded, maddening airline waiting room. But those 'exclusive' lounges are now packed with crowds of the mass affluent, people with enough points, miles or “elite status” to get past the sliding doors.