Many have been open for years, and just about all of them give you additional lounge access beyond the Priority Pass Select coverage (also included on the Platinum card). Though not nearly as widely publicized as the new US locations, Amex actually has a small number of lounge locations abroad. The Centurion Lounge in Buenos Aires is one of the nicest of the international locations, though (unfortunately) it doesn't have a lot of competition. Just be sure to allow enough time to travel to and clear security in your departing terminal! However, this does allow all LaGuardia passengers to access it, as complimentary shuttle buses link all terminals. The one drawback of this lounge is that it's located before security. The drink list includes Manhattan-themed cocktails (such as the Big Apple with Bison Grass Vodka, Hard Apple Cider, Yellow Chartreuse, and celery bitters), as well as local New York State wines that rotate regularly. The menus are the brainchild of Chef Cedric Vongerichten, and include items like crispy french toast with caramelized apples and udon noodles with green chili. Though smaller than the Las Vegas and Dallas locations, the lounge still offers a varied decor to go along with the complimentary food and drink items. The third Centurion Lounge opened its doors in LaGuardia's Terminal B on August 12, 2014, and TPG got an early preview a week earlier. Like the other locations, you'll find a variety of seating options in the Centurion Lounge at LaGuardia Talk about a perfect way to relax before hopping on a flight!
Guests can schedule a complimentary 15-minute spa treatment (subject to availability), including massages, facials or manicures. However, what really sets this lounge apart is the Exhale Spa. Like the Las Vegas location, you can choose from a variety of seating options. The drink menu includes a similar flair, with options like the jalapeno cornbread-inspired Tex/Mex cocktail. Executive Chef Dean Fearing designed a Southwestern-themed menu with separate options for breakfast (6:30-11:00 am) and lunch/dinner (11:30 am - 10 pm). Located in Terminal D across from Gate D17 (accessible from any terminal through the airport's Skylink train), the lounge includes many of the same amenities as its Las Vegas cousin, but with a Texas twist. The second Centurion Lounge opened at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on October 15, 2013. The day pass includes children under 18 other guests must purchase their own passes.īy signing up, you will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. If you hold another American Express card (including those issued by other banks), you can purchase a one-day pass for $50, though these are only available at the club on the day of travel. Admission with one of these cards includes up to two guests or your immediate family. While all locations include standard amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, showers, complimentary food & drinks, and a variety of seating, each has its own unique characteristics that allow for a comfortable (dare I say enjoyable?) pre-flight or layover experience.Īccess to all domestic Centurion Lounges is complimentary if you have an American Express Centurion Card, The Platinum Card® from American Express, or The Business Platinum Card® from American Express.
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Another full Centurion lounge is slated to open in Miami in the next few months, with a smaller Centurion Studio also planned for Seattle this year. The first one opened at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport at the beginning of 2013, and Amex has since added locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, New York-LaGuardia, and San Franciso. The jewels of the Centurion Lounge network are its US locations, none of which is more than 2 years old.
TPG is a huge fan of the swanky new Amex Centurion lounges.
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