LAX Lounges by Terminal: Locations, Hours and Day Passes

LAX does not publish its own lounge list, so this map comes from the airlines and card programs.

• Terminal 1: we found no airline lounge listed, only a Be Relax Spa that Priority Pass members can use.
• Terminal 2: Delta One Lounge on the mezzanine level.
• Terminal 3: Delta One Lounge, Delta Sky Club and a Gameway game lounge.
• Terminal 4: American Admirals Club and Flagship Lounge, both near gate 41.
• Terminal 5: closed for construction, so no lounge.
• Terminal 6: Alaska Lounge on the mezzanine near gate 64, plus a Gameway. Air Canada also has a lounge here. Check with the airline before you go.
• Terminal 7: a United Club and a United Polaris Lounge. Check with the airline before you go.
• Tom Bradley International (TBIT): Admirals Club, Amex Centurion Lounge, Korean Air lounge, Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse and Be Relax Spa. Other foreign-airline lounges are listed below, unconfirmed.
• American Eagle Regional Terminal: Admirals Club across from gates 52D and 52E.

Delta lists three lounges at LAX. The Delta One Lounge in Terminal 2 sits on the mezzanine level and runs daily from 7:00am to 11:00pm. The Delta One Lounge in Terminal 3 is across from the food court, daily from 4:15am to 11:30pm.

The Delta Sky Club is in Terminal 3, on the Sky Way, daily from 4:15am to 12:30am. Delta describes it as its newest club, with an indoor and outdoor bar, a Sky Deck and premium showers. It is the only Sky Club Delta lists for LAX.

Delta One lounges are for eligible premium passengers, and Delta lists no day pass for either one. Sky Club entry depends on your membership, card or ticket, so check your access on delta.com or in the Fly Delta app.

American runs three Admirals Clubs at LAX. Terminal 4 is on the concourse level near gate 41, daily from 4:30am to 1am, with showers and a conference room. The Tom Bradley club is on the concourse level between gates 151 and 153, daily from 4:30am to 12:15am. The Regional Terminal club is across from gates 52D and 52E, daily from 6:15am to 9:15pm, and its hours can shift with the flight schedule.

The Flagship Lounge is also in Terminal 4 near gate 41, daily from 4:30am to 1am.

American warns that one-day passes for Admirals Clubs may be limited or unavailable when a club is busy. Its Admirals Club page shows no one-day price, so ask American before you plan around one.

At two lounges, yes, with conditions. Prices change, so confirm on the airline's site.

• Alaska Lounge, Terminal 6: $65 per person for a single-entry pass, sold subject to space. It is only valid at the location where you buy it. You need same-day travel on Alaska, Hawaiian, oneworld or a global partner.
• American Flagship Lounge, Terminal 4: Single Visit Pass for $150 or 15,000 AAdvantage miles per person. You must be 21, hold a same-day boarding pass on an American or oneworld flight, and the lounge must have room.

The Alaska Lounge is on the mezzanine near gate 64 in Terminal 6, open daily from 5am to 11pm.

For the other lounges we have no verified day pass price, so we do not list one. Ask the airline.

Priority Pass lists five LAX venues, and none of them is a Delta, American, Alaska or United club.

• Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, Tom Bradley, 8:00am to 10:30pm. An additional fee applies.
• Gameway, Terminal 3, 5:00am to 10:00pm.
• Gameway, Terminal 6, 6:00am to 9:00pm.
• Be Relax Spa, Terminal 1, 6:00am to 10:00pm.
• Be Relax Spa, Tom Bradley, 9:00am to 9:00pm.

Those are the hours Priority Pass shows for each venue, not day by day. Check the Priority Pass app for guest rules and visit limits before you count on a free entry.

The Centurion Lounge is in the Tom Bradley International Terminal. After security, walk toward the bridge to the Great Hall. Take the elevator lobby on your left and ride from Level 4 to Level 2.

Amex's page lists it as the only available lounge in Tom Bradley for Platinum Card access. Access is not guaranteed and depends on space, and visitors under 18 need an adult. On October 9, 2026, Amex's page showed it closing at 10:00pm. Guest fees and current rules are on americanexpress.com, so read them before you bring anyone.

Chase lists a Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LAX as coming soon, so you cannot use it today. A Chase release dated July 15, 2026 says a new Sapphire lounge is planned at LAX within the next year. Until it opens, look at the Priority Pass venues or an airline club your ticket allows.

Terminal 5 is closed for construction, and LAX expects it to reopen in 2028. That means no lounge there. If your airline normally flies from Terminal 5, check where your flight departs and use a club in another terminal that accepts your ticket.

We could not confirm these lounges on the operator's own page, so we list only the name and terminal. Check with the airline before you go for hours, access and any day pass.

• United Club and United Polaris Lounge, Terminal 7.
• Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge, Terminal 6.
• Star Alliance Lounge, oneworld Business Lounge, Qantas First Lounge, Air France Lounge and Emirates Lounge, Tom Bradley.

LAX says the Great Hall in Tom Bradley has airline club lounges, so more foreign carriers may be there than we can confirm.

LAX says a same-day boarding pass gets you into any terminal for dining and retail, and the southside terminals are linked by tunnels after security. So you may be able to use a lounge in a different terminal if it accepts your ticket or card. Leave extra time for the walk, and confirm your access first.