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Last reviewed: May 2026 | Officially Sourced

Airport Lounge Access Finder

Use the free tool below to see every airport lounge your travel cards unlock — at 14 major US and international airports. Select your departure airport, check the cards in your wallet, and get results in seconds.

The tool covers all major lounge networks: Centurion Lounges, Chase Sapphire Lounges, Capital One Lounges, Delta Sky Club, United Club, Admirals Club, and Priority Pass. Access rules, guest fees, and visit caps are updated quarterly from official card issuer terms.

If your cards don’t cover the airport you’re flying from, the tool shows the cheapest card that unlocks access there — and a day-pass option if you just need entry for one trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which credit card gives the best airport lounge access?

For the widest coverage across US airports, the Amex Platinum gives access to Centurion Lounges, Delta Sky Club (10 visits per Medallion Year), Escape Lounges, and Priority Pass — covering over 1,550 lounges worldwide. The Capital One Venture X is the better value pick at $395/year: it includes Capital One Lounges (currently at LAS, DFW, DEN, and JFK) plus unlimited Priority Pass. The Chase Sapphire Reserve covers Chase Sapphire Lounges (BOS, LAS, LGA, PHX, and growing) plus Priority Pass. The right answer depends on which airports you fly from most — use the finder above to see your specific situation.

Does Amex Platinum get you into airport lounges for free?

Yes — with caveats. Amex Platinum cardholders can access Centurion Lounges, Escape Lounges, and Priority Pass lounges (no restaurant redemptions) at no per-visit fee. Delta Sky Club access is capped at 10 visits per Medallion Year unless you spend $75,000 on the card in a calendar year. Guests at Centurion Lounges cost $50 per adult and $30 per child (ages 2–17), and effective July 8, 2026 guests must be traveling on the same flight as the cardholder.

Can I get into an airport lounge without a premium credit card?

Yes. Two options: (1) Buy a day pass directly from the lounge operator — most Centurion, Chase Sapphire, and Capital One lounges do not sell day passes, but many independent and Priority Pass lounges do. (2) Book through Lounge Pass, which aggregates single-visit access at hundreds of airports. Day pass pricing typically runs $35–$65 per person depending on the lounge and airport. If you fly 4 or more times a year, a card with lounge access usually costs less than buying day passes individually.

Does Capital One Venture X include airport lounge access?

Yes. Capital One Venture X cardholders get access to all Capital One Lounges (currently at LAS, DFW, DEN, and JFK, with more planned) plus unlimited Priority Pass membership. Guest access is included — verify the current guest count at the time you apply, as terms can change. The $395 annual fee minus the $300 travel credit makes the effective cost around $95/year for most cardholders, which makes the lounge access essentially free compared to buying day passes.

What is Priority Pass and which cards include it?

Priority Pass is a third-party lounge network with 1,300+ lounges in 148 countries. Several premium travel cards include Priority Pass Select membership: Amex Platinum, Chase Sapphire Reserve, Capital One Venture X, and others. Important difference: Amex-issued Priority Pass cards do not include restaurant redemptions at participating airport restaurants — that benefit was discontinued. Chase and Capital One Priority Pass cards may have different terms. Always check your card’s specific Priority Pass enrollment terms before relying on restaurant credit.