An additional airside shuttle bus operates between Terminals 4, 5, and the American Eagle remote terminal. The Tom Bradley International Terminal and Terminals 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 are all connected airside via an overground passage between Terminal 4 and the Tom Bradley International Terminal, an underground tunnel between Terminals 4, 5 and 6 and above-ground walkways between Terminals 6, 7, and 8. Tom Bradley International Terminal can be accessed with a domestic ticket as well, either through the security checkpoint (which sometimes draws scrutiny from the TSA/line checkers) or by walking over from one of the other terminals that are directly connected via walkway or bus service from Terminal 2/3.
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Here is a map of Tom Bradley International Terminal to display how to find the lounge: Any opinions, analyses, reviews or recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by American Express.The opening hours are 6:30 am – 11 pm which means the very late departures from TBIT will go without access. – RenéĮditorial Note: This content is not provided by American Express. I can not wait for the MIA lounge to open up sometime this year so I can try that one out as well. Others have told me this LAS one is their favorite as the food is the best (but I would pick SFO for food personally). I still have to say the DFW lounge is my favorite location just because of the SPA. Everything you need is provided for you inside. Need a shower? There is one and all you have to do is go to the front counter to get on the list or be let in. Service was good as it always is at Centurion lounges.įor you who love Java, there is a big machine and station that should pour out what you need! The buffet was well stocked with lots of choices and I found the staff is very attentive to refilling or changing the items when depleted. Even with many patrons in the area it does not feel cramped. Next you have the bar and dining room and bar area. Personally, since I don’t have kids, I would rather they replace that area with a SPA like in DFW. There is even a walled off play room for kids.
You may have to walk around a bit to find your own private area, but there are many nooks to explore. It is very near the small The CLUB at LAS and I will review that lounge and it’s larger cousin later on. This one is post security in LAS gate side D after you take the tram out from the terminals. All is complimentary once inside, that is, you will not get “dinged” for a nice glass of wine or for food (and the food is often very good). They are nothing like any of the domestic airline lounges, Delta’s Skyclubs included. If you have never been to any of the Centurion lounges you are truly missing out. The Business Platinum Card® from American Express OPEN <-LINK The Platinum Card® from American Express <-LINK
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You can get entrance with any AMEX card for $50 per person or the better way is for free for you and up to two guests with either the: If you have never visited the above Centurion Clubs by American Express you are really missing out. * Review Seattle SEA Centurion “Studio” Club * Review San Francisco SFO Centurion Club * The NEW Dallas DFW American Express Centurion Lounge 2018 * Review Dallas DFW Centurion Club (OLD CLUB NOW CLOSED) The CLUB at LAS (big and small) – 2015 Delta Mileage Runįinal thoughts & impressions about the run – 2015 Delta Mileage Run Sheraton Dallas Hotel by the Galleria – 2015 Delta Mileage Runĭelta 767-300 domestic seat review – 2015 Delta Mileage RunĭFW Dallas / Fort Worth “E” Delta Skyclub – 2015 Delta Mileage RunĪmerican Express Centurion Lounge LAS Las Vegas – 2015 Delta Mileage Run Planning and pricing of the run – 2015 Delta Mileage Run
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