CLT Airport Lounges: Centurion, Admirals Club and More

Your ticket and your cards decide most of this. Here is the short version.

• Flying American: Admirals Club at Gate B5 or in the D/E Connector, plus Provisions by Admirals Club next to Gate A1.
• Flying Delta: the Delta Sky Club on the Concourse A mezzanine.
• Amex Platinum or Centurion access: the Centurion Lounge between Concourses D and E.
• Priority Pass: The Club CLT, Gameway and Be Relax Spa, plus Minute Suites.
• No membership: Minute Suites, which you can book by the hour.
• Military ID: the USO Lounge in the Atrium, free.

The Centurion Lounge is at the intersection of Concourses D and E, mezzanine level, according to the Centurion Lounge site. CLT's map places it on The Plaza upper level, and CLT's directory says to use the stairs to reach the third level. The directory also lists elevators near the lounge.

The Centurion Lounge site lists hours of 5:30 am to 10:30 pm. American Express lists premium food, spirits, beer and wine, showers, children's rooms, Wi-Fi and TVs, and says access is not guaranteed and depends on space. Platinum and Delta SkyMiles Reserve cardmembers can enter within 3 hours of the departure on a same-day boarding pass. Guests cost $50 per adult and $30 per child aged 2 to 17 (checked October 10, 2026), and some cards include free guests. Children aged 2 to 17 pay the guest fee, and children under 2 are free with a lap infant boarding pass.

CLT's terminal map places the Admirals Clubs at Gate B5 and in the D/E Connector. American describes the second one as Concourse C/D.

Provisions by Admirals Club is a grab-and-go lounge next to Gate A1 in Concourse A. CLT's directory describes drinks, snacks and sandwiches plus an American Airlines customer service station.

A One-Day Pass is $79 or 7,900 AAdvantage miles and is valid for 24 hours (American Airlines, October 6, 2026, checked October 9, 2026). Cardholders with an Admirals Club Globe or Citi Strata Elite pass can use one of their four passes each year. American does not publish hours for these clubs on the pages checked, so confirm them on aa.com.

American announced on October 6, 2026 that it will build an Admirals Club of more than 40,000 square feet on the atrium mezzanine. Construction begins this year and no opening date is given. The current clubs, including Provisions, stay open during construction.

The Delta Sky Club is on the mezzanine of Concourse A, and CLT's map lists it at Gate A35 on the upper level. It opened on December 18, 2024. Delta says it has more than 14,000 square feet, seats 246 and has a large buffet, two beverage stations and a quiet space with six soundproof booths.

Delta says you can enter within 3 hours of your scheduled departure. Connecting travelers can enter any time before departure. You need a valid membership and a same-day boarding pass. Basic Economy fares do not get in. Members can bring guests for $50 or 5,000 miles each (Delta page read October 9, 2026). Opening hours are in the Fly Delta app.

The Club CLT is in the A Connector, according to CLT's map. Priority Pass adds that it is on the left just before Gates A22 and A21. Priority Pass lists it open 5:00 AM to 9:30 PM with a 2.5 hour maximum stay, and entry starts 2.5 hours before departure. It may be at its seating limit between 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM. Children under 18 need an adult. CLT's directory lists one shower, private work pods and a full-service bar.

Gameway is a video game lounge in Concourse E, and Priority Pass lists it open 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. CLT's directory says it is near Gate E36, while CLT's September 2026 terminal map lists E45. Check the interactive map when you get there.

Be Relax Spa has walk-in massages starting at 15 minutes in the A Connector and the D/E Connector. Priority Pass lists the Concourse A spa 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Minute Suites has two locations past security: the Atrium near the food court and the D/E Connector between Concourses D and E. Both are open 24 hours a day, according to the company.

You can reserve from one hour, with extensions based on availability, and overnight stays at select locations. Both locations have showers, booked separately, with towels and toiletries. The company page lists no prices, so check booking.minutesuites.com.

CLT's terminal map lists the second location at The Plaza, while the company says D/E Connector. Both describe the area between Concourses D and E, so follow the signs.

The USO Lounge is on the upper level of the Atrium, up the stairways in the Atrium or the elevators near Concourse A and the D/E Connector. Active duty, reserve, National Guard and retired military ID card holders are welcome, along with their families. CLT says it has seating, a family room, a snack bar, computer stations and gaming systems, with internet and phones free of charge. CLT's page gives no opening hours, so check with USO North Carolina before you go.

We found no Chase Sapphire Lounge at CLT.

Capital One says a new lounge is scheduled for arrival in Charlotte. It gave no terminal, hours or opening date on its guide, so do not plan around it yet.

For Amex cards, the Centurion Lounge is the lounge to use. Rules change by card, so check with American Express.

The only day price we could confirm is the $79 Admirals Club One-Day Pass (see above). The Centurion Lounge charges $50 per adult guest and $30 per child (see above). Delta Sky Club guests cost $50 or 5,000 miles. Other operators list no daily price online. Prices and hours change often, so check the operator's page or app on the day you fly.