Which lounge at Miami? The choice, concourse by concourse
At Miami airport the lounges are spread along the concourses, from D to J, and the practical rule is simple: choose among those close to your gate. If you fly American you have the widest choice; if you only have Priority Pass, you need to know which concourses to look in.
Concourse D is the base of the American Airlines lounges. The Flagship Lounge, opposite gate D30, is for American and oneworld First and Business passengers, for oneworld Emerald and Sapphire holders and for ConciergeKey members; it also sells a day pass, but only when capacity allows. Next to it is the Admirals Club D30, while the Admirals Club D15 is on the third floor above gate D15: both welcome members, oneworld status holders and premium passengers, and sell the day pass.
Renovated with the contribution of MLB and the Miami Marlins.
Hours
09:00-17:00
Free entry with US or allied military ID, active or retired, and proof of same-day travel; authorised family members admitted.
AirlineConcourse D
Admirals Club D15
Third floor after security, above gate D15
Of the two Admirals Clubs in Concourse D, this is the one above gate D15; the other is next to the Flagship Lounge.
Admirals Club members, oneworld status holders and premium passengers. Day pass available.
AirlineConcourse D
Admirals Club D30
Opposite gate D30, Skytrain station 3
It pairs with the Flagship Lounge, which is next to it.
Admirals Club members, oneworld status holders and premium passengers. Day pass available.
AirlineConcourse D
Flagship Lounge
Opposite gate D30, Skytrain station 3
American Airlines' Flagship Lounge, next to the Admirals Club D30.
American Airlines and oneworld First and Business passengers, oneworld Emerald and oneworld Sapphire holders, ConciergeKey members. Day pass available depending on capacity.
Credit cardConcourse D
The Centurion Lounge
Level 4, near gate D12, Skytrain station 1
Besides the showers, it offers rooms for children.
Hours
05:00-22:00
American Express Centurion and Platinum holders; Delta Reserve holders enter only if flying with Delta. No day pass.
Showers
Children's area
AirlineConcourse E
British Airways Lounge
Satellite E, level 4
With 13,000 square feet and over 220 seats, it is British Airways' largest lounge outside London: it has a bar overlooking the runways, the Concorde Dining Room and two shower suites.
Hours
13:00-22:30
British Airways First and Club World passengers and Executive Club Gold and Silver members; oneworld Sapphire and oneworld Emerald holders on transatlantic flights.
Showers
Bar
AirlineConcourse EPriority Pass
Turkish Airlines Lounge
Level 2, after security
The first of the airport's two Turkish lounges, with a buffet and showers.
Star Alliance Business and First passengers, Turkish Airlines status holders and Priority Pass holders. Paid entry available.
Showers
Hot food
AirlineConcourse H
Delta Sky Club
Level 2, after security
Expanded in April 2024, it now holds about 300 people.
Hours
04:15-21:30
Sky Club members, Delta One passengers, SkyTeam Elite Plus holders on international flights, and Amex and Delta Reserve holders travelling with Delta. Day pass can be purchased.
AirlineConcourse HPriority Pass
Turkish Airlines Lounge
Level 3, after security
Twin of the Turkish lounge in Concourse E, with the same services.
Star Alliance Business and First passengers, Turkish Airlines status holders and Priority Pass holders. Paid entry available.
Showers
Hot food
AirlineConcourse JPriority Pass
Avianca and TAP Portugal Lounge
Opposite gate J6
It has 158 seats and never closes.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Avianca, TAP and Star Alliance First and Business passengers, LifeMiles Gold and Diamond and Star Alliance Gold holders; Priority Pass holders. Day pass available.
AirlineConcourse J
The VIP Lounge by LATAM
Near gate J6, after security
On the airport website it appears simply as “The VIP Lounge”.
LATAM and partner airline First and Business passengers, by invitation. Three-hour pass available for a fee.
Temporarily closed, as the airport website indicates.
Hours
07:30-22:00
By invitation from participating airlines, generally for First and Business passengers; day pass for 50 USD subject to availability.
AirlineConcourse ETemporarily closed
Admirals Club E
Level 5, after security
It is not in service for now: it is listed as temporarily closed.
Hours
13:00-22:30
Admirals Club members and oneworld status holders.
No lounges match this filter.
Still in D, on level 4 near gate D12, is American Express's The Centurion Lounge, open to Platinum and Centurion cardholders and with no day pass. It has showers and rooms for children: for a family with the right card it is a practical choice.
In Concourse E different audiences coexist. The British Airways Lounge, on level 4 of the satellite, is the airline's largest outside London, with a bar overlooking the runways, the Concorde Dining Room and shower suites; it welcomes First and Club World passengers, Executive Club Gold and Silver members and, on transatlantic flights, oneworld Sapphire and Emerald holders, but it opens only in the afternoon. On level 2 the Turkish Airlines Lounge accepts Star Alliance premium passengers and Priority Pass, has a buffet and showers and sells entry. The Admirals Club E, on the other hand, is temporarily closed. Military personnel, American or from an allied country, active or retired, have the Military Hospitality Lounge before security, free with a military ID and proof of travel on the same day.
In Concourse H there are the recently expanded Delta Sky Club, for Sky Club members, Delta One passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus holders on international flights, with a day pass available to buy, and a second Turkish Airlines Lounge, twin of the one in E and also open to Priority Pass. In Concourse J the Avianca and TAP Portugal Lounge, opposite gate J6, never closes and accepts Priority Pass and day passes; nearby, The VIP Lounge by LATAM welcomes LATAM and partner premium passengers by invitation and sells a timed pass. In F, Club America appears to be temporarily closed.
In practice, at Miami the lounge card counts above all in concourses E, H and J; in D, without a premium ticket or status, you get in with an eligible American Express card or by buying an American day pass. For a late-night flight the always-open lounge in Concourse J is the only certainty among those listed.
At Miami the right lounge is almost always the one in your own concourse. If you fly American in premium class or with status, you have the Flagship and Admirals Club in D; if you hold an Amex Platinum card you also find the Centurion there, with showers and rooms for children. With Priority Pass it is worth aiming for the Turkish lounges in concourses E and H or the Avianca and TAP in J, which stays open at night too. For British Airways, Delta and LATAM the airline's own lounge applies, with its access rules.