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Los Angeles International Airport Lounges

Los Angeles, United States

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has 23 lounge listings across 9 terminal areas. Compare locations, access options and amenities below, then check each lounge’s hours and entry rules.

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Total Lounges

23

24/7 Lounges

0

Paid Access Listed

0

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Lounge locations, recorded access options and shower facilities at Los Angeles International Airport
LoungeTerminal / securityListed accessShowers
American Airlines Admirals ClubAmerican Eagle Regional TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerNot listed
Los Angeles International LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerNot listed
Star Alliance Business Class LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
Qantas Airways International First LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
Korean Air KAL LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
oneworld International Business LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
Star Alliance First Class LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
Air New Zealand Elite Priority One LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerNot listed
The Emirates LoungeInternational TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
USO LoungeTerminal 2Before securityConfirm with providerListed
Delta Air Lines Delta Sky ClubTerminal 3After securityConfirm with providerListed
Delta One LoungeTerminal 3After securityConfirm with providerNot listed
American Airlines Flagship LoungeTerminal 4After securityConfirm with providerListed
American Airlines Admirals ClubTerminal 4After securityConfirm with providerListed
American Airlines Flagship First Dining (Temporarily Closed)Terminal 4After securityConfirm with providerNot listed
American Airlines Admirals ClubTerminal B - Tom Bradley International TerminalAfter securityConfirm with providerListed
Alaska Airlines Alaska LoungeTerminal 6After securityWalk Up EntryNot listed
Air Canada Maple Leaf LoungeTerminal 6After securityConfirm with providerNot listed
GamewayTerminal 6After securityConfirm with providerNot listed
United Airlines Polaris LoungeTerminal 7After securityConfirm with providerListed
United Airlines United Club (Gate 71A)Terminal 7After securityConfirm with providerNot listed
The Centurion LoungeTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)After securityConfirm with providerListed
Air France LoungeTom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)After securityConfirm with providerListed

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American Eagle Regional Terminal Lounges

American Eagle Regional Terminal offers 1 lounge for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is American Airlines Admirals Club.

Common amenities in American Eagle Regional Terminal lounges include snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine, wi-fi.

International Terminal Lounges

International Terminal offers 8 lounges for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is Air New Zealand Elite Priority One Lounge.

Common amenities in International Terminal lounges include premium food, snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine.

Terminal 2 Lounges

Terminal 2 offers 1 lounge for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is USO Lounge.

Common amenities in Terminal 2 lounges include snacks, wi-fi, showers, printers & copiers.

Terminal 3 Lounges

Terminal 3 offers 2 lounges for travelers.

Common amenities in Terminal 3 lounges include snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine, wi-fi.

Terminal 4 Lounges

Terminal 4 offers 3 lounges for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is American Airlines Flagship First Dining (Temporarily Closed).

Common amenities in Terminal 4 lounges include premium food, snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine.

Terminal B - Tom Bradley International Terminal Lounges

Terminal B - Tom Bradley International Terminal offers 1 lounge for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is American Airlines Admirals Club.

Common amenities in Terminal B - Tom Bradley International Terminal lounges include snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine, wi-fi.

Terminal 6 Lounges

Terminal 6 offers 3 lounges for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is Alaska Airlines Alaska Lounge.

Common amenities in Terminal 6 lounges include snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine, wi-fi.

Terminal 7 Lounges

Terminal 7 offers 2 lounges for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is United Airlines Polaris Lounge.

Common amenities in Terminal 7 lounges include premium food, snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine.

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) Lounges

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) offers 2 lounges for travelers. The highest rated lounge in this terminal is The Centurion Lounge.

Common amenities in Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) lounges include premium food, snacks, spirits & liquor, beer & wine.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Lounge FAQ

Common questions about airport lounges, access methods, and amenities at this airport.

How many lounges are at Los Angeles International Airport?

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has 23 lounges listed across 9 terminal areas. This guide includes both airline-operated and independent lounges when they are available.

Which terminals at LAX have lounges?

The lounge listings are distributed as follows: American Eagle Regional Terminal (1), International Terminal (8), Terminal 2 (1), Terminal 3 (2), Terminal 4 (3), Terminal B - Tom Bradley International Terminal (1), Terminal 6 (3), Terminal 7 (2), Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) (2). Use the terminal sections above to compare locations, amenities, and access options before heading to the airport.

Which lounges at LAX are highest rated?

Based on recorded traveler ratings, United Airlines Polaris Lounge (4.0/5 from 7 reviews), Air New Zealand Elite Priority One Lounge (4.0/5 from 1 review), Qantas Airways International First Lounge (3.8/5 from 29 reviews). Ratings can change as new reviews are added, and the best choice also depends on your terminal and access eligibility.

How can I access lounges at LAX?

Access can depend on your airline, cabin, elite status, lounge membership, eligible credit card, or a paid entry option. Access methods named in the recorded listings include Walk Up Entry. Review the access rules on each lounge page and confirm eligibility with the lounge or benefit provider before travel.

Can I buy a lounge pass at LAX?

1 lounge lists a paid, walk-up, or advance-booking entry option: Alaska Airlines Alaska Lounge. Prices, availability, and same-day entry can change, so check the individual lounge page and provider terms before travel.

Are there showers in the lounges at LAX?

Yes. The recorded amenity listings show showers at Star Alliance Business Class Lounge, Qantas Airways International First Lounge, Korean Air KAL Lounge, oneworld International Business Lounge, Star Alliance First Class Lounge, and others. Shower access, wait times, and possible fees can vary by lounge.

Are LAX lounges before or after security?

22 lounges are listed after security, while 1 is listed before security. Check the location on the individual lounge page and make sure it is reachable from your departure terminal and concourse.

Do I need to book a lounge at LAX in advance?

Advance booking is not required for every lounge, but it can help when a lounge offers reservations because entry may be limited by capacity. Check current hours, reservation options, and entry restrictions with the lounge or access program before you travel.

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