Where Are the Centurion, Capital One and Chase Sapphire Lounges?

US airports with a lounge open, network by network: Centurion 16, Capital One 7, Chase Sapphire 9, Delta Sky Club 36, United Club 28, Admirals Club 25, Alaska Lounge 5, United Polaris 6, Delta One 4, Priority Pass 45, Plumeria Lounge 1, Escape 17 and Plaza Premium 2 — each network’s own list, read on 12 October 2026. Pick a network above to see its airports on the map, with the terminal of each lounge and the ones that are coming; tap an airport to see every network there.

How to use it

Tap a network: its airports light up on the map and line up below it, A to Z, each with its lounges and where they are in the network’s own words. Airports where a lounge is announced but not open yet show as a ring and sit under “Coming”. Tap a dot on the map, or an airport in the list, to see every one of the thirteen networks at that airport — and, at the 30 busiest airports, a link to Which Airport Lounges Can I Get Into?, which says which of them your cards open on the airline you fly that day. The link under the answer keeps the network and the airport.

The thirteen networks, side by side

US airports with at least one lounge open; lounges counted where the network lists each one (“—”: United’s lists name the airport, not each lounge); coming = an airport where every lounge of the network is still announced; outside the 50 states = the other airports on the same list (“Not on this map”: Priority Pass’s and Plaza Premium’s lists here are their US ones).

Where the lists come from: The Centurion Lounge’s own page (American Express), with the terminals from American Express’s lounge finder; Capital One’s lounge page; Chase’s Sapphire Lounge page; Delta’s “Delta Sky Club & Other Lounge Locations” table (only its Delta Sky Clubs — not the Escape Lounges or the partner airlines’ lounges it also lists); United’s club list (the Internet Archive’s copy, as united.com refuses readers); and American’s Admirals Club directory with each airport’s club page; Alaska’s own lounge locations page; United’s United Polaris page (again the Internet Archive’s copy), which says The United Polaris lounge has six airport locations exclusively for United Polaris customers.; the Delta One Lounge lines of Delta’s table; Priority Pass’s US list and each of its airport pages (their “Lounges” for the thirteen; the restaurants, sleep pods, spas and games a membership also opens are on their own chip — below); Escape Lounges’ “Our US lounges” page, which says We have 20 lounges across the US (San Juan, Puerto Rico, is one of them, so it sits outside the 50 states here, with Escape’s lounges in the UK and Australia), and each lounge’s own page; Plaza Premium’s own finder, keeping only the lounges named Plaza Premium (it also sells other operators’ lounges); and The Plumeria Lounge from Alaska’s page, which lists it beside its own lounges.

Priority Pass's restaurants, sleep pods and spas

A Priority Pass card opens more than lounges. Its US airport pages list 86 more places at 31 airports — the 14th chip above, PP restaurants, pods & spas, puts them on the map, each with its terminal, its hours and what one visit gets in Priority Pass's own words (each place's “Conditions”; read 12 October 2026). Each one costs a lounge visit from the card's allowance, like a lounge. Its sleep pods are Minute Suites — Airport Sleeping Pods has their hours and what more hours cost.

Worked examples

Capital One. Capital One Lounge: 7 US airports: Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas, New York JFK, New York LaGuardia, Washington Dulles and Washington Reagan, with Charlotte coming. Two of them, New York LaGuardia and Washington Reagan, are Capital One Landings, not Lounges.

Atlanta. 5 of the thirteen networks: The Centurion Lounge, Delta Sky Club, United Club, Admirals Club and Priority Pass lounge — 8 Delta Sky Clubs, the most at any airport. Capital One, Chase Sapphire, Alaska Lounge, United Polaris, Delta One, Plumeria Lounge, Escape and Plaza Premium have none there.

Los Angeles. 8 of the thirteen networks open — with Dallas/Fort Worth, the most at any airport — and Chase Sapphire’s coming; among them an Alaska Lounge, a United Polaris lounge and 2 Delta One Lounges (Terminal 2 and Terminal 3), the only airport with all three. Capital One, Plumeria Lounge, Escape and Plaza Premium have none there.

Priority Pass. Priority Pass lounge: 45 US airports, 77 lounges — 8 at New York JFK, all airline lounges in Terminals 1 and 4 that let Priority Pass members in. At 10 airports it is the only network on this map: Baltimore/Washington, Buffalo, Charleston, Chicago Midway, Colorado Springs, Grand Rapids, Maui (Kahului), Melbourne (Florida), Ontario (California) and San Jose. Two charge its members extra: the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at Los Angeles and the Alaska Lounge at San Francisco.

Escape and Plaza Premium. Escape Lounges: 17 US airports, mostly mid-size ones the airline clubs skip — at 11 of them (Columbus, Greenville-Spartanburg, Hartford (Bradley), Northwest Arkansas, Oakland, Omaha, Providence, Reno, Sacramento, Syracuse and Tulsa) no other network on this map has a lounge (where Priority Pass has one, it is the Escape Lounge). Plaza Premium has 4 in the US: 3 at Dallas/Fort Worth (Plaza Premium First and a lounge in Terminal D, a lounge in Terminal E) and 1 at Orlando.

Priority Pass at Seattle-Tacoma. Besides its two lounges (The Club SEA, South Satellite and Concourse A), 4 restaurants: PF Chang's and Bambuza Vietnam Kitchen & Bar (North Satellite), Brewtop Social (Central Terminal) and Ninth & Pike Artisan Kitchen (Concourse C) — at PF Chang's and Ninth & Pike one visit is receive US$28 off the bill.

All six card and club networks at one airport. Only Dallas/Fort Worth and New York LaGuardia have a lounge of every one of the six card and club networks (at New York LaGuardia, Capital One’s is a Landing).

Common mistakes

• Counting a Sky Club where Delta lists only a partner. Delta’s location table also lists Escape Lounges and other airlines’ lounges at airports with no Delta Sky Club (Las Vegas, Columbus, Sacramento…); under Delta Sky Club this map shows only the Delta Sky Clubs (the Escape Lounges have their own button).
• Taking a Priority Pass card as free entry everywhere on its list. Priority Pass marks some lounges “Additional Fee Applies” (on this map: the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at Los Angeles and the Alaska Lounge at San Francisco), and its list also counts restaurants and sleep pods, which this map leaves out.
• Taking an announced lounge as open. The Centurion Lounge at Boston and Newark, Capital One’s at Charlotte and Chase’s at Los Angeles are announced, not open: they sit under “Coming” until the network’s own page lists them as open.
• Using a Priority Pass restaurant and a lounge on the same trip as if both were free. Each is a visit from the card's allowance, and its restaurants' own conditions warn: Using entitlements repeatedly within a single airport trip may result in charges from your benefit provider.
• Walking to the wrong terminal. A network’s lounge is usually after security in one terminal or concourse only; at a big airport, check where it is before you clear security in another one.
• Assuming you can get in. Where a lounge is says nothing about who it admits: Delta Sky Clubs, United Clubs and Admirals Clubs want a same-day flight on their airline or its alliance. Check yours with the lounge access checker.

Before you go

Choosing a carrier? Compare the top airlines in the USA, the best airlines from the USA to Europe and the best business class flights to Europe (a business class ticket opens the airline’s lounge by itself), and see the world’s best airlines. The Layover Time Checker says whether a connection leaves time for a lounge, and the When to Leave for the Airport calculator how early to get there.

FAQ

Where are Capital One lounges located?

Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas, New York JFK, New York LaGuardia, Washington Dulles and Washington Reagan — 7 US airports, with Charlotte coming. At New York LaGuardia and Washington Reagan they are Capital One Landings, not Lounges. Pick Capital One above for the map.

Where are the Centurion Lounges?

At 16 US airports: Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Houston Bush, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York JFK, New York LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle-Tacoma and Washington Reagan — plus Sidecar by The Centurion Lounge at Las Vegas. Boston and Newark are coming, with a Sidecar at Charlotte. Outside the US, American Express lists 12 more, from London Heathrow to Sydney.

Where are Chase Sapphire lounges located?

Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Las Vegas, New York JFK, New York LaGuardia, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego and Washington Dulles — 9 US airports (at Washington Dulles it is The Etihad Lounge, which Chase opens to Sapphire Reserve cardmembers), with Los Angeles coming.

How many Delta Sky Clubs are there?

Delta’s own table lists 54 Delta Sky Clubs at 36 US airports — 8 of them at Atlanta — and 1 abroad (Tokyo Haneda).

Where are United Club locations?

At 28 US airports, from Atlanta to Washington Reagan, and 5 outside the 50 states: Guam, Hong Kong, London Heathrow, Mexico City and Tokyo Narita. Pick United Club above for the full list on the map.

Where are Admirals Club locations?

American lists 41 Admirals Clubs at 25 US airports — 5 at Dallas/Fort Worth, its hub — and 7 abroad: Buenos Aires, London Heathrow, Mexico City, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Toronto.

Where are the Alaska Lounges?

At 5 US airports: Anchorage, Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco and Seattle-Tacoma — 7 Alaska Lounges, 3 of them at Seattle-Tacoma (the C, D and N Concourses). Alaska lists The Plumeria Lounge beside them, at Honolulu (Terminal 1, Third Floor), and its membership opens both. Pick Alaska Lounge above for each one’s place in Alaska’s own words.

Where are Priority Pass lounges in the US?

At 45 US airports, 77 lounges in all — from Atlanta (The Club ATL and Poppin, Concourse F) to Washington Dulles; 8 of them at New York JFK. Its US list also has 24 restaurants (at most of them one visit takes US$28 off the bill), 14 Minute Suites sleep pods (an hour), 34 spas and 14 game rooms: pick “PP restaurants, pods & spas” above. Pick Priority Pass above for each lounge's terminal.