Airport Lounge Finder

1,820 lounges at 325 airports. Search an airport to see every lounge by terminal, what's open right now, and which ones your cards get you into.

Lounges by network

Lounges my cards open

Card and membership lounges

Priority PassA Priority Pass membership, which many premium credit cards include for free.878CenturionAn American Express Platinum or Centurion card and a same-day boarding pass.37Sapphire LoungeA Chase Sapphire Reserve card (or its Priority Pass) and a same-day boarding pass.8Capital OneA Capital One Venture X card; other Capital One cardholders and the public can pay to enter.7Plaza PremiumAmex Platinum, Capital One Venture X, Priority Pass (at most locations), or a paid day pass.90Escape LoungeAn American Express Platinum card, Priority Pass at some locations, or a paid day pass.25

Airline clubs

Sky ClubA Sky Club membership, Delta One or premium tickets, or an Amex Platinum or Delta Reserve card when flying Delta.55Admirals ClubAn Admirals Club membership (included with the Citi AAdvantage Executive card), a day pass, or a premium international ticket.47United ClubA United Club membership (included with the United Club card), a one-time pass, or a premium international ticket.48Alaska LoungeAn Alaska Lounge membership, lounge passes from the Atmos Rewards Summit card, or Admirals Club membership when flying American or Alaska.7Maple LeafStar Alliance Gold status or a premium ticket, or a Canadian Aeroplan card with lounge access.12LufthansaA Lufthansa Group business class ticket or Star Alliance Gold status.16

Alliance lounges

oneworldBusiness or first class on a oneworld airline, or oneworld Sapphire or Emerald status.543SkyTeamBusiness or first class on a SkyTeam airline, or SkyTeam Elite Plus status.553Star AllianceBusiness or first class on a Star Alliance airline, or Star Alliance Gold status.264

Airports with the most lounges

All 325 airports
London LHR 路 39Shanghai PVG 路 35Bangkok BKK 路 29Kuala Lumpur KUL 路 28Tokyo HND 路 26Singapore SIN 路 22Dubai DXB 路 20New York JFK 路 20Mexico City MEX 路 19San Francisco SFO 路 19Tianjin TSN 路 19Los Angeles LAX 路 18Guangzhou CAN 路 17Hong Kong HKG 路 17Chicago ORD 路 17Beijing PKX 路 17Taipei TPE 路 17Atlanta ATL 路 16

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Airport Lounge Finder: Every Lounge, and the Ones Your Cards Get You Into

Short answer: search an airport above and you'll see every lounge there, grouped by terminal, with what's open right now in local time. Add the cards you hold and each lounge is marked with the card that gets you in and how many guests you can bring.

The finder covers about 1,820 open lounges at 325 airports in 118 countries: Priority Pass lounges, the credit card lounges (American Express Centurion, Chase Sapphire, Capital One), airline clubs like Delta Sky Club, Admirals Club and United Club, and the lounges oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance passengers can use.

Check before you go. Lounges change hours, close for renovation and turn people away when they're full. Card benefits change too. Use the finder to plan, then confirm with the lounge or your card's terms.

How to use the Lounge Finder

  1. Search an airport. Type a code (JFK), a city (London) or an airport name. You can also search a lounge by name, like Centurion or Plaza Premium, to jump to it.
  2. Add your cards. Pick the cards you hold, or sign in and the finder uses the cards in your wallet. Lounges your cards open are marked "You're in", with the card and its guest rule.
  3. Filter. Show only lounges you can use, lounges open now, or lounges with showers, hot meals, a spa or a quiet area. Narrow to one terminal or one network.
  4. Open a lounge for its hours for each day, where to find it, the access rules each network publishes and its amenities. Every lounge also has its own page with photos and the full rules.

Your search and filters stay in the page's link, so you can bookmark an airport or share it with someone you're travelling with.

Which credit cards get you into airport lounges

These cards open the most lounges in the finder. Each one's rules (visit limits, guest fees, flights you need to be on) are on its card page.

CardLounges it opensGuests
Amex PlatinumCenturion Lounges, Priority Pass, Escape and Plaza Premium Lounges, Delta Sky Clubs (10 visits a year, flying Delta)Centurion guests $50 each; 2 free guests at Priority Pass
Chase Sapphire ReserveChase Sapphire Lounges, Priority Pass, Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounges (flying Star Alliance)2 free guests at Sapphire Lounges and Priority Pass
Capital One Venture XCapital One Lounges and Landings, Priority PassGuests $45 at Capital One Lounges, $35 at Priority Pass
Citi AAdvantage ExecutiveAdmirals Clubs, and Alaska Lounges when flying American or Alaska2 guests or immediate family
United Club cardUnited Clubs1 adult guest and children
Delta SkyMiles ReserveDelta Sky Clubs (15 visits a year, flying Delta), Centurion Lounges when flying DeltaGuests $50 each

Priority Pass covers the most lounges by far, about 880 in the finder. If you only want one lounge benefit, a card that includes Priority Pass with free guests goes furthest. If you fly from a hub with a Centurion, Sapphire or Capital One Lounge, those lounges are usually bigger and serve better food.

Lounge networks in the finder

  • Priority Pass: independent lounges plus many airline lounges that sell access, in almost every country. Most premium cards include a membership.
  • American Express Centurion Lounges: Amex's own lounges, mostly at big US airports, open to Platinum and Centurion cardholders with a same-day boarding pass.
  • Chase Sapphire Lounges: Chase's lounges for Sapphire Reserve cardholders. Since August 15, 2026 a Priority Pass that didn't come from Chase no longer gets in.
  • Capital One Lounges and Landings: free for Venture X cardholders; other Capital One cardholders and the public can pay to enter.
  • Airline clubs: Delta Sky Clubs, American Admirals Clubs, United Clubs, Alaska Lounges, Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounges and Lufthansa lounges. You get in with a membership, a premium ticket, elite status or a co-branded card.
  • Alliance lounges: oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance lounges, open to business and first class passengers and top-tier elites on a member airline. The finder lists which airlines' passengers each one takes.

What the lounge pages show

Every airport has its own page with all its lounges by terminal, the networks and cards that get you in there, and answers to common questions like which lounges take Priority Pass and which have showers. Every lounge has a page too, with its hours for each day, where it is, whether it's before or after security, its amenities and photos, and each network's access and guest rules.

FAQ

How many airport lounges are in the finder?

About 1,820 open lounges at 325 airports in 118 countries, from Priority Pass, American Express, Chase, Capital One, Delta and the oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance directories, plus United Clubs, Escape Lounges and Admirals Clubs we checked against the operators' own pages. Temporarily closed lounges are listed separately at each airport.

How do I see which lounges my credit cards get me into?

Add your cards with "Add your cards" or sign in to use your wallet. Each lounge is then marked with the card that gets you in, any condition (like flying Delta that day) and how many guests come in free. My Lounges does the same for every airport at once.

Does the finder show which lounges are open now?

Yes. Open times are read in the airport's own time zone, so "Open until 10 PM" is right wherever you're searching from. Some lounges, often Priority Pass ones, open around the flight schedule and don't publish fixed hours; those say so instead.

Which credit card gets you into the most airport lounges?

Cards that include Priority Pass open the most lounges, about 880 in the finder. The Amex Platinum adds Centurion Lounges, Escape and Plaza Premium Lounges and Delta Sky Clubs when flying Delta, which makes it the card that opens the most lounges at many big US airports.

Can I bring a guest into an airport lounge?

It depends on the card or membership, not the lounge. Many cards let you bring 2 guests free into Priority Pass lounges, while Centurion and Capital One Lounges charge $50 and $45 per guest unless you've spent $75,000 on the card that year. The finder shows each card's guest rule next to each lounge.

Is the lounge information up to date?

The lounge list comes from the networks' own directories and is refreshed regularly; each page shows when. Lounges close, move and change hours without much notice, so confirm with the lounge before you rely on it.