LAX · 17 lounges
Illustrative photoTom Bradley Intl (TBIT)
The ultimate West Coast sanctuary featuring a California-inspired menu and luxury spa services.
Located in the TBIT terminal, this lounge offers locally sourced cuisine, a full premium bar, and soundproof family rooms.
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American's premium long-haul Flagship Lounge at LAX for qualifying premium and oneworld travellers.
Premium AA lounge at Terminal 4 with upgraded dining, full bar, showers and work-friendly seating.
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American's main Admirals Club at LAX Terminal 4.
Admirals Club with complimentary food and drinks, full-service bar, Wi-Fi and shower facilities.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal
Qantas' Los Angeles First Lounge for eligible First Class and oneworld Emerald travellers.
Flagship Qantas First facility with restaurant dining, shower suites and premium service.
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Qantas business lounge at LAX for eligible premium and oneworld status passengers.
Large international business lounge with buffets, bar service, showers and work areas.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)
Admirals Club on the TBIT concourse level, between Gates 151 and 153.
American Airlines runs a second Admirals Club at LAX inside the Tom Bradley International Terminal, on the concourse level between Gates 151 and 153. American lists daily hours of 4:30 to 0:15. The club offers complimentary food and drinks, a full-service bar and free Wi-Fi; there is no conference room here. Entry follows the usual Admirals Club rules for members, eligible premium passengers and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members.
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Small Admirals Club in the American Eagle Regional Terminal, across from Gates 52D and 52E.
Passengers on American Eagle regional flights have their own Admirals Club in the Regional Terminal, across from Gates 52D and 52E. American lists hours of 6:15 to 21:15, which may shift with the flight schedule. Like the larger clubs, it offers complimentary food and drinks, a full-service bar and Wi-Fi. It saves regional passengers the bus ride back to Terminal 4 just to use a lounge.
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United Club next to Gate 71A in LAX Terminal 7.
United's club at LAX is in Terminal 7 next to Gate 71A and, according to United, is open daily from 4:30 to 23:45. Amenities are the standard United Club set: a full-service bar, light snacks and Wi-Fi. Entry is for United Club members and other eligible customers under United's lounge access rules, including Star Alliance Gold members on Star Alliance flights. Long-haul premium passengers use the Polaris lounge in the same terminal instead.
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United Polaris lounge between Gates 73 and 75A in LAX Terminal 7, for long-haul business class.
The United Polaris lounge at LAX is in Terminal 7, between Gates 73 and 75A, and United lists hours of 5:00 to 22:30 daily. It is for passengers in United Polaris business class and comparable international premium cabins of Star Alliance partners. United lists a full buffet, a full-service bar, pre-flight dining, quiet suites for resting and showers, which makes it worth arriving early before a long-haul flight across the Pacific.
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Delta One Lounge across from the food court in LAX Terminal 3.
Delta's premium lounge at LAX is in Terminal 3, across from the food court. Delta lists it as open daily from 4:15 to 23:30. Entry is reserved for passengers travelling in Delta One, typically on long-haul flights and premium transcontinental services. It is separate from the Delta Sky Club in the same terminal, which serves members and other eligible customers.
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Delta Sky Club on the Sky Way in LAX Terminal 3.
The Delta Sky Club at LAX is in Terminal 3 on the Sky Way and, per Delta, is open daily from 4:15 to 0:30, one of the later-closing lounges at the airport. It serves Sky Club members and other eligible Delta and partner customers flying from Delta's terminals. Delta One passengers have a separate lounge in the same terminal.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)
Star Alliance-branded lounge on the 6th floor of TBIT, with an outdoor terrace.
The Star Alliance Lounge in Los Angeles is one of only six lounges branded by the alliance itself. It is on the 6th floor of the Tom Bradley International Terminal, reached by the lift at the clock tower in the main atrium, and is open from 08:00 to 01:00. Star Alliance highlights an outdoor terrace with views of the Hollywood Hills. International first and business class passengers on Star Alliance airlines and Star Alliance Gold members can use it.
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Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in LAX Terminal 6.
Air Canada lists a Maple Leaf Lounge in Terminal 6 at LAX, one of only a few it operates in the United States. It serves Air Canada business class passengers and other eligible customers, and United includes it among the contract lounges open to United Polaris customers, Star Alliance Gold members and eligible United Club members. Air Canada also lists it among the lounges open to holders of certain Aeroplan co-branded cards.
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Alaska Lounge on the Terminal 6 mezzanine near Gate 64.
Alaska Airlines operates a lounge at LAX on the mezzanine level of Terminal 6, near Gate 64. Alaska lists daily hours of 5:00 to 23:00 and confirms that lounge passes can be bought here. Alaska Lounge members and eligible oneworld customers can use it, and American lists it as a partner lounge for Admirals Club members flying on Alaska, Hawaiian or American flights.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)
Korean Air lounge in the south wing of TBIT, 4th floor.
Korean Air has a lounge airside in the south wing of the Tom Bradley International Terminal, on the 4th floor in room 4615. Delta lists it as a partner lounge, noting that access may be limited. It serves Korean Air first and Prestige class passengers and eligible SkyTeam customers before Korean Air departures. Food and drinks are provided.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse in TBIT; Priority Pass entry carries an extra fee.
Virgin Atlantic's Clubhouse at LAX is in the Tom Bradley International Terminal and serves Upper Class passengers and other eligible guests before Virgin Atlantic departures. Priority Pass lists it with hours of 08:00 to 22:30, but marks it as a lounge where an additional fee applies to Priority Pass entry, so card access is not free here. Check the fee and capacity before you go.
Illustrative photoTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)
Air France lounge in TBIT, opened in June 2024, with a Clarins treatment area.
Air France opened this lounge in the Tom Bradley terminal on 21 June 2024, close to the airline's boarding gates. It is for La Première, business and Flying Blue Elite Plus customers, plus eligible KLM and SkyTeam passengers, and is open daily from 9:00 to 23:30. The 1,100 m² space seats 172 and has a brasserie-style dining area with an open kitchen, a bar with French wines and champagne, and a Clarins spa area offering free facial treatments by reservation.
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