#CENTURION AMERICAN EXPRESS LAS VEGAS FREE#
American Express Platinum charge card holders get free access to these lounges. But for now… Sit a spell, for a bit about loungesĪs our regular readers know, I’m rather fond of the Centurion Lounge at the Las Vegas McCarran (LAS) airport, and I had hoped to try out the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Centurion Lounge on this trip, as well as spending a couple of hours at the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Centurion Lounge. Trip report on that coming soon, so watch this space. We’re back from nearly a week in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., for a little bit of sightseeing and a lot of the Splunk annual user conference. The American Express Lounge Collection includes several other networks not operated by Amex, so you won’t be lost or gatebound if you have a layover or an extra hour or two at these airports.Ĭontinue reading “Quick Take: Amex Centurion Lounge temporary closures coming soon to LAS, MIA, SEA” → They will also be closing Las Vegas as of the same date for a “short period” to “renovate and improve the space.”Ī short closure with the same phrasing as Las Vegas is also announced for Seattle, coming in March. What are the closures?Īmerican Express announced that their Miami location will close on January 14, 2019, for “a short period” to “upgrade and expand the space.” They remind that you can use the Delta Sky Club if flying Delta, or use Priority Pass otherwise (enrollment required, of course). Well, in an effort to modernize and expand offerings in more locations, American Express will be closing their locations at Las Vegas (our most frequent Centurion Lounge) and Miami. You can read a review of the new lounge here at The Points Guy.
Last year, the DFW lounge closed for a few months and relocated. It’s even worth an extra security screening at SFO, if you can believe it. For our lounging hour, the American Express Centurion Lounge is the place to be while waiting for a flight at any airport that has such a lounge.
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