Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) can be a lot—long lines, terminal hopping, and packed gates. But if you play your cards right, you can skip the chaos and head to a lounge. Whether you’re looking for a luxury experience, a shower before a long flight, or just a quiet corner, LAX has plenty of lounges to choose from. Here’s a rundown of LAX airport lounges, who can get in, and what to expect.
Which Are the LAX Airport Lounges?
Here’s a terminal-by-terminal breakdown of all the lounges at LAX.
Alaska Lounge
Location📍: Terminal 6, near Gate 64, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 5:00 am–10:30 pm
Enjoy California-themed snacks, fresh pancakes in the morning, West Coast wines, craft beer, and fast Wi-Fi.
Access is available to First Class passengers on Alaska, lounge members, and Priority Pass (limited hours).
American Airlines Admirals Club
Location📍: Terminal 4, near Gate 40 | Terminal 5 (Satellite), Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 4:30 am–12:00 am
Amenities include a full bar, light food, business workspaces, showers, and customer service desks.
Open to Admirals Club members, premium cabin flyers, and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald status holders.
American Express – Centurion Lounge
Location📍: Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT), Level 4, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 6:00 am–10:00 pm
Features include chef-crafted meals, premium cocktails, wellness rooms, shower suites, and power-equipped seating.
Access is exclusive to Amex Platinum, Business Platinum, Centurion, and Delta Reserve cardholders.
Delta Sky Club
Location📍: Terminal 3, Levels 2 & 3, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 4:30 am–12:30 am
This spacious lounge includes hot and cold food, a premium bar, showers, work areas, and runway views.
Open to Sky Club members, eligible American Express cardholders, and SkyTeam premium cabin passengers.
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Emirates Lounge
Location📍: Tom Bradley International Terminal, Level 6, near Gate 134, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Based on flight schedule (typically ~2:00 pm–6:00 pm)
Expect full-course dining, premium beverages, business facilities, prayer areas, and showers.
Open to Emirates First and Business Class passengers, and Skywards Platinum and Gold members.
Korean Air Lounge
Location📍: TBIT, Level 5, near Gate 123, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: 11:00 am–5:00 pm daily
This lounge offers light snacks, drinks, Wi-Fi, and a quiet space to work or relax.
Open to Korean Air premium passengers, SkyTeam Elite Plus, and Priority Pass members.
Qantas First Lounge
Location📍: TBIT, Level 5, near Duty Free Shops, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: 6:30 am–11:30 pm
Luxury dining by Neil Perry, full bar, personalized service, workspaces, and shower suites.
Access granted to Qantas First Class passengers and oneworld Emerald members.
Qantas Business Lounge
Location📍: TBIT, Level 5, near Duty Free Shops, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: 6:30 am–11:30 pm
Buffet dining, a cocktail bar, fast Wi-Fi, power outlets, and a kids zone.
Available to Business Class travelers, Qantas Club members, and oneworld Sapphire members.
Star Alliance Lounge
Location📍: TBIT, Level 6, near Gate 148, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 7:00 am–1:00 am
Split into Business and First Class sections with a beautiful terrace, buffet, showers, and wine bar.
Accessible to Star Alliance premium cabin travelers and Star Alliance Gold members.
United Club
Location📍: Terminal 7, across from Gate 71A, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 4:30 am–12:15 am
Includes a buffet, bar, high-speed Wi-Fi, printers, and quiet seating.
Open to United Club members, Star Alliance Gold, and premium cabin passengers.
United Polaris Lounge
Location📍: Terminal 7, near Gate 73, Post-Security
Operating Hours🕙: Sunday – Saturday: 6:30 am–10:30 pm
Polaris-exclusive amenities like sit-down dining, craft cocktails, nap areas, shower suites, and elegant design.
Only for United Polaris and long-haul international First and Business Class passengers.
Also Read: Ultimate Guide to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Related FAQs
Can I get into an LAX lounge with Priority Pass?
Yes, lounges like the Alaska Lounge and Korean Air Lounge accept Priority Pass (hours may vary).
Which LAX terminal has the Centurion Lounge?
The Centurion Lounge is located in the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT), Level 4.
Are there lounges at LAX for domestic flights?
Yes. Alaska, American, Delta, and United all offer lounges in their respective domestic terminals.
