Harry Reid International has seven lounges, and most of them are in one place: the D gates, the satellite concourse that both terminals reach by tram. Only two sell a seat to anyone with a boarding pass, and both belong to The Club. This is every lounge at LAS, terminal by terminal, with access and prices as the operators publish them.
The short answer
If you have no card or status, book The Club: $60 a person, at the D gates or in Terminal 3 across from gate E2, and both take Priority Pass. Flying from the C gates with a Chase Sapphire card, use the Chase Sapphire Lounge; Amex Platinum holders have the Centurion Lounge and Sidecar at the D gates, and Capital One Venture X holders the Capital One Lounge there. Because the D gates are linked by tram to both terminals, a lounge there works whichever terminal you fly from, if you allow time to get back.
At the C gates, after security
Complimentary for select Chase Sapphire cardholders, under Chase's rules
Hours: 4:30am to 11pm daily
The only lounge at the C gates, which makes it the pick for Southwest flyers with the card; seasonal menus, craft cocktails, quiet zones and art by local artists.
Best for Chase Sapphire cardholders flying Southwest from the C gates.
After the C/D checkpoint, by tram to the D gates; second level near gate D33
Any passenger: $60 pre-booked, or a pass at the desk within six hours of departure if there is room. Priority Pass and LoungeKey accepted; under-2s free, children 2 and over need their own pass and must be with an adult. Entry up to three hours before your flight; access may be limited 11am to 4pm
Hours: 5am to 11:30pm daily
The pay-at-the-door lounge for the D gates, with banquet-style seating, a full bar, runway views and private shower suites; book ahead for midday.
Best for Anyone without a card or status flying from the D gates.
D gates, across from gate D1
American Express card members only, on Amex's own rules for each card; Platinum Card guests $50, or $30 for children aged 2 to 17
Hours: 5am to 11pm daily
The pick for Amex Platinum holders at the D gates; Amex shows the current wait on its lounge page, so check before the walk.
Best for Amex Platinum holders with time before a D-gate departure.
D gates, a short walk from the Centurion Lounge by gate D1
American Express card members, on Amex's own rules
Hours: 8am to 10pm daily
The smaller Amex room, with restaurant-style food, for when the main lounge is full.
Best for Amex Platinum holders who want a seated meal.
D Concourse atrium, Level 2, near gate D50
Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders with a same-day boarding pass, subject to space
Hours: 5am to 11pm daily
A socket at every seat, a relaxation room and a sunset champagne toast.
Best for Venture X cardholders.
D gates
United's own lounge, on United's membership and ticket rules
Free bar, light snacks and Wi-Fi; useful for United flyers leaving from the D gates.
Best for United Club members and eligible United passengers.
After security on Level 2, across from gate E2
Any passenger: $60 pre-booked, or a pass at the desk within six hours of departure if there is room. Priority Pass and LoungeKey accepted; under-2s free, children 2 and over need their own pass and must be with an adult. Entry up to three hours before your flight; access may be limited 4pm to 10pm
Hours: 5am to midnight daily
The one lounge in Terminal 3, with runway views, a full bar and private showers. The evening flights to Europe leave in its busy window, so pre-book.
Best for International passengers on an evening departure from Terminal 3.
For an international flight, usually yes. The airport asks you to arrive three hours before an international departure, slot machines fill the gate areas, and The Club in Terminal 3 gives you a quiet seat, a full bar and a shower for the night flight to Europe. For a short domestic hop with the Strip ten minutes away, you may not need one.
The Club sells passes for $60 a person, and you can book up to a year ahead; within six hours of your flight, buy at the desk if there is room. Once inside, a delayed flight means you can stay until the lounge closes.
Both branches of The Club LAS: at the D gates (5am to 11:30pm) and in Terminal 3 (5am to midnight). Priority Pass also lists The Chiroport and XpresSpa locations in Terminal 1 and XpresSpa in Terminal 3.
American Express lists four lounges here for Platinum Card members: the Centurion Lounge and Sidecar at the D gates, and both branches of The Club through the card's Priority Pass membership.
The D gates are the airport's lounge quarter, and a tram reaches them from both terminals airside: from Terminal 1 after the C/D checkpoint, and from Terminal 3 after security on Level 2. So a Terminal 3 passenger with an Amex Platinum or a Venture X card can ride out to the D gates and use the Centurion or Capital One lounge, then ride back. The airport publishes no walking times, so leave a generous margin for the tram home.
In The Club, under-2s are free, older children need their own pass, and anyone 17 or under must be with an adult. The Club at the D gates is fully wheelchair accessible. If the children need to run about, the kids' play area is also at the D gates, which makes that concourse the easiest place to wait with a family. The Centurion Lounge there has a children's room.
The Club warns it may limit entry at its busy times: 11am to 4pm at the D gates and 4pm to 10pm in Terminal 3. Pre-booking is the answer for both. Amex shows the Centurion Lounge's current wait online, and Sidecar next door is the overflow.
Questions people ask
Yes: The Club LAS, at the D gates and in Terminal 3 across from gate E2, sells passes at $60 a person. The other lounges are for Amex, Capital One, Chase Sapphire or United members.
Two: The Club LAS at the D gates and The Club LAS in Terminal 3. Entry may be limited at busy times, so pre-book if you can.
At the D gates, across from gate D1, open 5am to 11pm. Sidecar by The Centurion Lounge is a short walk away.
Yes, The Club LAS, after security on Level 2 across from gate E2, open 5am to midnight. Terminal 3 passengers can also take the airside tram to the lounges at the D gates.
With a Chase Sapphire card, the Chase Sapphire Lounge at the C gates, open from 4:30am. Without one, The Club at the D gates, a tram ride from the C/D checkpoint.
Yes, in either branch of The Club, where a private shower costs $20.
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