FLL Airport Lounges: Escape, Delta Sky Club and United Club

Three lounges, one in each of Terminals 1, 2 and 3.

• United Club in Terminal 1, inside security next to Gate C1.
• Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2, in the main atrium between Gates D2 and D3.
• Escape Lounge in Terminal 3, a pay-at-the-door lounge that is also an American Express Centurion Studio partner.

Terminal 4, where Spirit and several Caribbean and Canadian carriers fly, has no lounge. We found no Centurion Lounge, Chase Sapphire Lounge or Capital One Lounge at FLL. Lounge lineups change, so confirm on your card issuer's site before you go.

Visit Lauderdale places the United Club in Terminal 1, inside security, next to Gate C1, open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. It lists snacks, drinks, Wi-Fi and a business center.

Access is for United Club members, certain premium-cabin passengers, Star Alliance Gold members and active U.S. military personnel with valid ID, according to the same guide. FLL does not list a day pass price, so check the United app before you count on buying one.

American Express puts the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2, in the main atrium between Gates D2 and D3. Visit Lauderdale lists hours of 4:15 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Amex shows no hours, so confirm in the Delta app.

Amex says you can enter up to 3 hours before departure (cardmembers on layovers are exempt), and that access is not guaranteed and depends on space. Check delta.com for access rules and any day pass.

Escape Lounges puts its FLL lounge on Level 2 of Terminal 3, after the security checkpoint, on the walkway to Gates E1 to E10.

It is open seven days a week from 5:30 AM to 9 PM. You can enter up to 3 hours before your flight. Food, soft drinks, alcohol, private Wi-Fi, charging ports and print, scan and copy services are included.

The lounge is cashless, so bring a card.

Prebooked entry starts at $45 per person. Walk-in guests pay $60 at the door. Prebooking must happen at least 24 hours before you arrive, and all sales are final. Prices were checked on 2026-10-09 and can change, so confirm on the Escape Lounges page.

Children under 3 enter free. The booking form treats ages 3 to 15 as children.

American Express Platinum Card members get free access to the Escape Lounge. So do Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card members flying a Delta-marketed flight that day. Check in at the lounge desk.

Amex also lists the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2 for Platinum Card members, with the access terms above.

FLL has no Priority Pass lounge. Priority Pass lists one dining offer at FLL, and the listing does not show the venue, terminal or credit. Kafe Kalik, a Caribbean restaurant in Terminal 4, Concourse G (8 a.m. to 8 p.m., bar until the last flight), was reported as a participating venue in a 2019 article. [VERIFY credit amount and hours in the Priority Pass app]. The Escape Lounge page does not mention Priority Pass.

We found no Chase Sapphire Lounge or Capital One Lounge at FLL. Chase's own FLL guide says only that there are a few airport lounges and that entry may need a membership or a one-time fee. If you carry one of these cards, check the issuer's lounge finder before travel.

United Club (Terminal 1): 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, next to Gate C1.

Delta Sky Club (Terminal 2): 4:15 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. per Visit Lauderdale, in the atrium between Gates D2 and D3.

Escape Lounge (Terminal 3): 5:30 AM to 9 PM daily, on the way to Gates E1 to E10.

The airport says FLL has numerous shops and restaurants, plus free Wi-Fi in all terminals. If a lounge does not fit your budget, a sit-down restaurant is a fair alternative. See our FLL food guide.