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PSA: The AMEX Centurion Airport Lounges You Plan to Visit Might Be Closed

  • Joseph Hostetler

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    The best airport lounges in the US are widely considered to be AMEX Centurion lounges.  You have access to these lounges if you have one of the following cards:

    American Express is hard at work expanding and renovating their beloved Centurion Lounges.  And that means extended periods of locked doors and temporary disappointment for AMEX Platinum cardholders.

    AMEX Centurion Airport Lounges Offer Hot Meals, Showers, Free Top Shelf Alcohol, and More

    Expect These AMEX Centurion Airport Lounges to Be Closed

    There are 8 AMEX Centurion lounges in the US (with more on the way).  So when even 1 lounge closes, that’s a severely large percentage of Centurion Lounges you no longer have access to!

    Currently, there are 2 AMEX Centurion lounges that you need to keep an eye on.  They’re located in:

    As for other completed renovations, both Centurion lounges in Dallas (completed in September 2018) and Las Vegas (completed just this month) have received big overhauls, and are back in business.  And AMEX is building new lounges in Denver, New York, Los Angeles, Charlotte, and London!

    It’s nice to see AMEX investing in their already fantastic lounges.  If some have to temporarily close their doors, not all is lost.  That’s because AMEX Platinum cards grant you access to other lounges in these airports.  You’ll have membership to the following lounge programs:

    Let us know if you’ve been to one of the newly renovated AMEX Centurion lounges!  Worth the wait?

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