Centurion Lounge Access
Free entry to Amex Centurion Lounges when you fly any airline that day. Guests cost $50 each ($30 for ages 2-17). Arrive no more than 3 hours before departure.
Which cards have it: American Express Business Platinum ($895 fee), American Express Platinum ($895 fee), American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve ($650 fee) and American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business ($650 fee).
- Free guests
- None
- Same-day flight
- Required
- Restrictions
- Guests $50 ($30 ages 2-17). Arrive within 3 hours of departure.
How to claim it
- 1
Get a qualifying card including American Express Business Platinum, American Express Platinum, American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve and 1 more.
- 2
Show your eligible Amex card and a same-day boarding pass at the Centurion Lounge entrance. No enrollment needed. Guests cost $50 each ($30 for ages 2-17).
What we'd do
- •Centurion has the broadest US/intl footprint of any premium-card lounge network. Check terminal before booking — some Centurion lounges are post-security at a specific terminal only.
Cards that carry this credit
4 ACTIVE CARDS
Questions
Which credit cards come with the Centurion Lounge Access?
The Amex Centurion Lounge Access comes with 4 cards: American Express Business Platinum ($895), American Express Platinum ($895), American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve ($650) and American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business ($650). The cheapest way to get it is the American Express Delta SkyMiles Reserve at $650 a year.
What do I get with the Amex Centurion Lounge Access?
Free entry to Amex Centurion Lounges when you fly any airline that day. Guests cost $50 each ($30 for ages 2-17). Arrive no more than 3 hours before departure.
Is the Amex Centurion Lounge Access included with the American Express Business Platinum?
Yes, the Amex Centurion Lounge Access is included with the American Express Business Platinum and 3 other American Express cards.
Other travel credits
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