The lounge was quite full the entire time I was there but seating was not a problem. Lastly we have the bar and dining area as well as the buffet. Nice to see a space where kids can be kids and yet not disturb other guests.
DFW CENTURION CLUB TV
Returning back to the entrance corridor you have, moving right into the lounge seating, TV andĪ coffee and snack area as well as a small kids room. What a shame, but with a door in place maybe that can happen one day!
Outside is not open to the public, but would be an amazing space for a Delta Sk圜lub type SkyDeck seating but it is my understanding that the airport would not allow this. Lastly on the left you have a large work table as well as the lounges complimentary computers and printer. There is no fee for any of the services but tips are accepted.Īt the end of the hall, turning left, you have seating and the bathrooms. I had time for a massage from each and both did a great job.
DFW CENTURION CLUB PLUS
There were two massage therapists on call the day I visited plus one for manicures. If you are in need of one I would inquire right away at check-in.Ĭontinuing into the lounge, after reception, you will see on your left the Exhale Spa. but be sure to remember to grab everything before you depart! 😉Ĭontinuing on to the left you next have a single shower that is bookable also at the reception desk. Immediately to your left when you enter there is a bank of lockers where you can put your “stuff” and provide your own private code. To the right of the reception desk you will see a sweeping hall that has some seating for laptop use and is a bit quieter than the main seating area. Very nice touch.Īt check-in be sure to request SPA time if you want either a massage or a manicure (they do not have the facial service that they have in Dallas btw). Be sure to take a peek at the “living wall” behind you and notice the artfully shaped airplane in green. Turning right from the elevator and entering the club you are greeted by the reception desk. It is on the 4th floor and the club is open daily from 5:AM to 11:PM.Īt the top when you exit, if you look left, the view down to the concourse is impressive architecturally and worth a few moments of your time. You really can not miss the entrance, that is, the entrance to the elevators up to the club. (TIP be sure to leave ~15 to walk back to the Delta gates then also add time to again go through TSA checkpoint). You simply go to the right near the D12 gates and you will see ahead to your left the elevators to the club. However, the day you depart from Miami you can enter security to the D concourse. This is a real problem for arriving Delta passengers as to get entrance through security you need a same day boarding pass, but your ARRIVING pass is not good enough to get you back through security once you exit. Miami airport, much like San Francisco, does not have connectivity of the concourses on the secure side, that is, you have to exit and re-enter (unlike Dallas where you can take a people mover around on the secure side or LaGuardia that has the lounge pre-securty). You will need a same day departing or arrival boarding pass and ID to enter. If you find on your travels you will frequent airports with Centurion Clubs either of these cards can be a real value to you for access to the clubs. The Business Platinum Card® from American Express <-LINK The Platinum Card® from American Express <-LINK You can get entrance for you and up to two guests with either the: If you have never visited the above Centurion Clubs by American Express you are really missing out. * Review Seattle SEA Centurion “Studio” Club * Review San Francisco SFO Centurion Club * The NEW Dallas DFW American Express Centurion Lounge 2018 * Review Dallas DFW Centurion Club (OLD CLUB NOW CLOSED)
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