The bi-level lounge at New York’s JFK Airport will become an extension of the existing Terminal 4, jutting out close to the apron and air traffic control tower. The JFK lounge is on track to open by the end of the year. (Photo by Zach Griff/The Points Guy) New York-JFK Centurion Lounge Exterior view of the planned JFK Centurion Lounge (Image courtesy of American Express.) The frosted wallpaper has been installed, and workers are actively preparing the lounge for its debut by the end of the year.
On a recent visit to the Denver airport, I noticed that construction is definitely coming along. While we don’t have an exact opening date, Amex began building excitement in early January with a pop-up Centurion Lounge in Vail. The lounge will be in Terminal C (primarily serving Southwest Airlines) and will hold the title of the second-largest Centurion Lounge at 14,650 square feet. The Denver lounge was supposed to open in 2019, but was pushed back to 2020. Upcoming Lounges Denver Centurion Lounge (Image courtesy of American Express.)Įstimated opening date: By the end of 2020
In an effort to create a holistic wellness space, there’s also an Exhale spa. It’s also the first to debut one-of-a-kind sunrise and moonrise rooms. This is Amex’s flagship West Coast outpost, with seats for 530 in a 13,900-square-foot space. The latest Centurion Lounge to open is the LAX location. It features a stunning 30-foot-long mural by Amanda Moody, as well as new design elements throughout. It’s located past security and accessible by all passengers. The Charlotte Centurion Lounge is welcome news for the myriad of American Airlines travellers transiting through the airport. It’s adjacent to a brand-new Escape Lounge, too. It’s located in Terminal 4, on the upper level across from Gate B22.
At 9,500 square feet, it’s of average size and features award-winning Southwestern-inspired cuisine by Doug Robson. The location in Phoenix was the first to open this year. New lounges that already opened in 2020 Phoenix Amex Centurion Lounge in LaGuardia (Photo by Zach Griff/The Points Guy) In This Post Please note, though, that these opening dates are subject to change, especially in light of the pandemic. Here are the latest details and opening dates of the hotly anticipated upcoming Centurion Lounges. And later this year, three more brand-new lounges in Denver, London and New York will welcome their first cardholders. Now, Amex is gearing up to reopen the (blue) doors to its lounges, beginning with the Philadelphia and Seattle outposts on 5 October. And then the coronavirus pandemic hit, forcing the issuer to close all its outposts. Three brand-new lounges already opened in the first quarter of 2020. Related: The ultimate guide to American Express Centurion Lounges And that network has been steadily expanding across the country and beyond. The Admirals Club locations there aren’t much to write about.This post has been updated with new details about the opening dates of the upcoming Centurion Lounges.Īmerican Express has spent several years building a network of premium Centurion Lounges in airports that people really want to visit. Glad to see this one finally opening because it improves the options at PHX a lot. I initially planned to visit the Phoenix location in late November but since the lounge didn’t open as planned I changed my ticket and took a more direct route instead. The Centurion Lounges have been pretty popular with members and considering how strong Amex has pushed their Platinum card in the last few years I can imagine why they now want to expand their lounge networks, especially after upping the annual membership fees in many markets. The opening hours are quite good, 5am – 10pm, allowing passengers of most connections to access the facilities.Ĭurrently Centurion Lounges are currently available at:įor 2020 Amex has already announced further locations including international ones: Here is the exact location of the lounge in the PHX T4 concourse:
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