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Reminder: New AMEX Centurion Airport Lounge Restrictions Coming Soon!

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    If you have either The Business Platinum® Card from American Express or The Platinum Card® from American Express, take note!

    Both of these cards offer the amazing benefit of free access to AMEX Centurion airport lounges.  But beginning March 22, 2019, it will become more difficult to enter these beloved areas of retreat where one can escape from the hustle and bustle of the airport.

    Here’s what you need to know.

    I Recently Spent the Morning at the AMEX Centurion Airport Lounge in Hong Kong by Using My AMEX Business Platinum Card for Free Entry.  Everything About the Lounge Was Outstanding!

    Updated AMEX Centurion Airport Lounge Rules

    Here are the changes coming to the AMEX Centurion Lounge access rules:

    While these changes sound negative, the upside is that it could lead to less crowded lounges.

    As a reminder, you can find AMEX Centurion Lounges in:

    If you’re looking for other ways to make your next trip more comfortable, be sure to read this post about the top cards for airport lounge access.

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