SAN Airport Lounges: Terminal 2 Access and Priority Pass

All four lounges at San Diego International Airport are in Terminal 2.

• Aspire Lounge: between Gates 23 and 33, near the Alaska Airlines gates. Open 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, per Aspire.
• Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club: between Gates 46 and 47. Open 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, per Chase (hours may vary).
• Delta Sky Club: Terminal 2 mezzanine.
• United Club: Terminal 2 mezzanine.

SAN does not name a nearest gate for the two airline clubs on the mezzanine.

Aspire Lounge has food and drinks, a full bar and a large seating area. SAN says access comes through select airline and lounge programs, including Alaska Lounge+ and Priority Pass. Aspire's own page lists 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, works with Priority Pass, DragonPass and Dreamfolks, and says a standard stay starts 3 hours before departure. No walk-in price is published, so check with Aspire or your Priority Pass app. Priority Pass has also listed 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on another page, so confirm on the day you fly.

This Southern California themed lounge is in Terminal 2 between Gates 46 and 47. Chase lists hours of 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily (hours may vary), with only non-alcoholic drinks before 6 a.m. It has private rest pods, bookable Face Haus facials, Groundwork coffee, a curated wine list and a la carte dishes from Oscar's Mexican Seafood. SAN says eligible Chase cardholders have access. Chase's lounge page does not list guest rules or a day pass price, so check with Chase before you go.

Both airline clubs are on the Terminal 2 mezzanine. Delta Sky Club is open to eligible members and qualifying cardmembers. Delta says you can enter within 3 hours of your scheduled departure, and that it has stopped selling Single Visit Passes (passes already issued stay valid until the printed date). Delta lists a $50 per person visit fee, or $25 for Grab and Go, for eligible Delta SkyMiles American Express Reserve and Platinum Card Members after their included visits, and $50 per guest for some guests (checked October 15, 2026). United Club is open through memberships, eligible tickets and cards, and one time passes may be available, subject to space. Neither airline's San Diego hours were found, so check the Delta or United app.

SAN names Chase cardholders for the Sapphire lounge, qualifying Delta cardmembers for Sky Club, and eligible United cards for United Club. Priority Pass works at Aspire. Amex Platinum cardmembers may have Delta Sky Club access under Delta's rules, so check your card's benefits page. SAN's listings show no American Express Centurion Lounge and no Capital One lounge.

Chase and Aspire list 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Delta and United hours for San Diego were not found. The only prices found are Delta's $50 per person visit fee (or $25 for Grab and Go) for eligible American Express Card Members after their included visits. United says one time passes may be available. Confirm on the lounge's own site or app the day you fly.

The Terminal 1 flights (Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier, Breeze, Sun Country, Air Canada, WestJet) have no lounge in the listing. SAN's terminal project page says the finished Terminal 1 will have up to two airline or common-use lounges. We found no opening date.

If you do not have lounge access, Be Relax Spa in Terminal 2 East near Gate 26 offers massages and facials. The USO on Terminal 2 Level 2 serves troops and their families. Neither is a lounge, and each has its own rules.