SAN Airport Lounges: All 4 San Diego Lounges and How to Get In
San Diego International Airport (SAN) in San Diego has 4 open lounges across Terminal 2 and Terminal 2, West. Of those, 1 takes Priority Pass, and there is 1 Chase Sapphire Lounge, 1 Delta Sky Club and 1 United Club. 2 have showers. The card that opens the most of them is the Chase JP Morgan Reserve (3 lounges).
Open lounges
4
In 2 terminals
Priority Pass
1
With showers
2
Open 24 hours
0
Every lounge at SAN, by terminal
Times are local. Tap a lounge for its hours, rules and photos.
4 open lounges
Terminal 23 lounges
Aspire Lounge
Terminal 2 路 Post-security, between Terminal 2 East security and the bridge to Terminal 2 West.
Priority Passoneworld
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
Terminal 2 路 Near gates 46 and 47
Sapphire LoungeUnited Club
Terminal 2 路 Terminal 2 West, mezzanine above Sunset Cove, between gates 47 and 48, after security
United ClubStar AllianceTerminal 2, West1 lounge
How to get into SAN lounges
Each network, its lounges here, and how people usually get in.
A Priority Pass membership, which many premium credit cards include for free.
All Priority Pass loungesA Chase Sapphire Reserve card (or its Priority Pass) and a same-day boarding pass.
All Chase Sapphire LoungesA Sky Club membership, Delta One or premium tickets, or an Amex Platinum or Delta Reserve card when flying Delta.
All Delta Sky ClubsA United Club membership (included with the United Club card), a one-time pass, or a premium international ticket.
All United ClubsBusiness or first class on a oneworld airline, or oneworld Sapphire or Emerald status.
All oneworld loungesBusiness or first class on a SkyTeam airline, or SkyTeam Elite Plus status.
All SkyTeam loungesBusiness or first class on a Star Alliance airline, or Star Alliance Gold status.
All Star Alliance loungesCredit cards that get you into SAN lounges
Ranked by how many open lounges here each card gets you into. Some need a same-day flight on a certain airline.
- Chase JP Morgan Reserve3 of 4
- Chase Sapphire Reserve2 of 4
- Amex Platinum2 of 4
- U.S. Bank Altitude Connect1 of 4
- Chase United Explorer1 of 4
- Capital One Venture X1 of 4
- Bilt Palladium1 of 4
- HSBC Elite1 of 4
SAN lounges: common questions
How many lounges are at SAN airport?
San Diego International Airport has 4 open lounges: Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2), Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Terminal 2), United Club (Terminal 2) and Delta Sky Club (Terminal 2, West).
Which SAN lounges can I use with Priority Pass?
1 lounge at SAN takes Priority Pass: Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2). Many premium credit cards include a Priority Pass membership; check your card's guest rules before you go.
Is there a Chase Sapphire Lounge at SAN?
Yes: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Terminal 2). You get in with a Chase Sapphire Reserve card (or its Priority Pass) and a same-day boarding pass.
Is there a Delta Sky Club at SAN?
Yes: Delta Sky Club (Terminal 2, West). You get in with a Sky Club membership, Delta One or premium tickets, or an Amex Platinum or Delta Reserve card when flying Delta.
Is there an United Club at SAN?
Yes: United Club (Terminal 2). You get in with a United Club membership (included with the United Club card), a one-time pass, or a premium international ticket.
Which credit cards get you into lounges at SAN?
The Chase JP Morgan Reserve opens 3 lounges (Aspire Lounge, Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club and United Club). The Chase Sapphire Reserve opens 2 lounges (Aspire Lounge and Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club). The Amex Platinum opens 2 lounges (Aspire Lounge and Delta Sky Club). The U.S. Bank Altitude Connect opens 1 lounge (Aspire Lounge). Some access needs a same-day flight on a particular airline; see each lounge's rules.
Which lounges at SAN have showers?
Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2) and Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Terminal 2).
More airports with lounges in the United States
Lounge lists come from the networks' own directories (Priority Pass, American Express, Chase, Capital One, Delta and the airline alliances), last refreshed 2026-11-04. Hours and access rules change, and lounges can turn people away when full, so check with the lounge before you go.