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The Dallas (DFW) American Express Centurion Lounge – Location, Hours, Amenities, and More

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Location of the amex centurion lounge at dfw, guest and check-in requirements, hours of operation, inside the lounge, food and beverage, final thoughts.

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American Express has made great strides with its outstanding Centurion Lounge. What started as a small lounge at DFW has grown to 9 havens across the globe.

Centurion Lounges are extremely popular, which had resulted in complaints of overcrowding — but this location was renovated and relocated in 2018 and is bigger and better than ever.

Let’s dig into all the details of what you’ll experience when you set foot in the DFW Centurion Lounge.

The Centurion Lounge is located near the previous location in Terminal D at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — across gate 12 above the D15 security checkpoint .

Go through the security checkpoint, turn left, and you will see a distinctive blue wall entrance. There is an elevator to the lounge which takes you behind the reception desk. The lounge is almost 13,000 square feet , which is significantly larger than the previous one was at 9,000 square feet.

For those arriving or departing from another terminal, the Sky Train is nearby, and Terminal D is walkable from other terminals as well. Terminal D is great for long layovers since it’s much larger with more lounges and amenities.

As a reminder, here are the locations of all the American Express Centurion Lounges around the U.S. :

When accessing the lounge, passengers need to hold a specific American Express card:

• The Platinum Card ® from American Express
• The Business Platinum Card ® from American Express
• Centurion Card ® from American Express
• Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve American Express Card (when you book your Delta flight with your Delta Reserve card)
• Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve Business American Express Card (when you book your Delta flight with your Delta Reserve Business card)

This includes all cards of these varieties issued in any country worldwide. In addition to one of the cards above, you’ll also need to present a valid boarding pass showing confirmed same-day air travel reservations and a valid government-issued I.D.

There are 2 important rules for access that will affect all travelers, no matter the card you used to gain entry:

• You cannot enter the lounge more than 3 hours prior to your scheduled flight , if originating. So, if your flight leaves at 10 a.m., you cannot enter earlier than 7 a.m.
• You cannot use the lounge upon arrival , only upon departure, if the city where the lounge is located is your final destination. If you’re flying from New York City to Dallas, and Dallas is your final destination, you cannot use the lounge upon landing.
• You can, however, use the lounge on connecting itineraries, and at any point during the connection at the connection city, regardless of the 3-hour rule.

Lounge Guest Policy

• Amex Platinum card and Amex Business Platinum cardmembers may enter with up to 2 complimentary guests if they have spent $75,000 in eligible purchases in a calendar year. Otherwise, a guest day pass can be purchased for $50 per adult or $30 per child between the ages of 2 and 17.
• Centurion cardmembers may enter with up to 2 guests or immediate family (spouse or domestic partner, and children under 18) at no additional charge.
• Delta Reserve cardholders may bring up to 2 guests at a per-visit rate of $50 per person, per location.
• Amex Platinum card, Amex Business Platinum card, and Centurion cardmembers may purchase a day pass for any additional guests for $50.

The lounge opens at 5:30 a.m. and closes at 10 p.m., but the spa closes at 8 p.m.

The lounge is rectangular, and the interior design is amazing, with an attractive and unique look. There are 2 wings in the lounge: right and left.

In the left wing , you’ll find the dining area and a bar, with a wide variety of seating to fit solo travelers, couples, and groups. This side is best for people with luggage and families. Many seating options have power outlets near the windows, so you can eat as you charge your devices, too.

The bar and dining area is spacious and the location of the food is very convenient — it prevents a line from forming into the otherwise main hallway leading into the lounge. Past the dining area is another seating place with conference tables near the business center.

On the right side , there are some additional seats and a coffee station, as well as a “nap” area with more lounge-style chairs. However, even these seats aren’t entirely private — if you’re concerned about noise, this probably isn’t the best place to rest.

The shower rooms are also in the right wing.

DFW’s Centurion Lounge has a full buffet that is accompanied by exotic food from different parts of the world, which rotates on a seasonal basis. Light snacks are also available, so you’ll have a wide variety of food to choose from.

The food options are usually pretty mouthwatering — if you like experiencing different types of food, this is DFW’s best airline lounge by far . And this is definitely the best place for foodies, thanks to the rotation of celebrity chef offerings sometimes available.

You’ll find a welcoming and fun atmosphere at the bar, which has a long granite countertop and several bar-top seats. Standing tables are nearby for those who want to socialize as they enjoy their drinks.

The cocktail menu is a definite upgrade from your traditional airline lounge (such as the nearby Admirals Club ). If you love fun drinks, you’ll be tempted to have a taste of at least 5 of them! But they also have beer on tap, sparkling wine, vodka, and other options.

Per American Express, here’s what’s on offer inside the DFW Centurion Lounge:

• Computer bar
• Conference space
• Family room
• Fresh seasonal fare
• High-speed Wi-Fi
• Large, flat-screen TVs
• Member Services desk
• Premium bar
• Print, fax, and copy services
• Semi-private workspaces
• Shower suite

Bottom Line: The best benefits of the Centurion Lounge are the upgraded food, shower facilities, and free spa treatments.

As you enter the lounge, you’ll get a business card with Wi-Fi information. You can use the complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi for work or play — it’s actually pretty fast, especially considering the number of travelers that can be packed into the lounge.

To book a spa appointment at the reception desk, you just need to fill out a form with an emergency contact. The team in the spa is amazing and accommodating — they offer high-quality services and let you choose the products you want.

And the prices are wallet-friendly, especially since most of the simple treatments are included with your visit! Here’s a list of services that are complimentary, according to Exhale (the company that runs the spa):

• Flow Chair Massage — The signature Exhale massage, using slow pressure throughout your body
• Deep Tissue Chair Massage — Great for relieving pain throughout the body
• Fusion Chair Massage — Relax in one of Exhale’s massage chairs
• Get Glowing — Includes a deep cleanse and exfoliating mask
• Soothe + Treat — Includes a deep cleanse and  acne treatment
• Red-Eye Ready — Includes a deep clean of the face, plus the application of creams (perfect for overnight travel)
• Perfectly Polished — For ladies who want a manicure
• Perfectly Groomed — For both ladies and gents to buff up cuticles and ensure a clean set of hands

To take a shower, you have to first check in at the reception desk and a team member will either unlock an empty room or place you on a waiting list. The showers are equipped with towels and soaps, so you don’t need to bring anything extra.

There are not, perhaps, enough restrooms in this lounge given its size. In the men’s bathroom, for instance, there are only 2 stalls and 2 urinals — and there is generally a wait to use them.

Conference Space

As you enter the lounge and turn left, you’ll notice a small meeting facility at the end of the hall. The room is equipped with a circular conference table and chairs surrounding it, with a phone in the corner and pads of paper and pens in the middle. On the wall, a television displays the daily news, although you’re free to change this, for sure.

There’s no fee to use the conference facility itself, however, it is first come, first serve and can be reserved by speaking with one of the Member Services agents at the front desk.

Generally, the room is limited to an hour of usage, though can be extended or reserved for longer if there isn’t a wait.

Family Room

For the young at heart, there’s actually a kids’ play room located within the lounge — a great idea to keep the noisy young ones from disturbing those working in the rest of the lounge.

The small kids’ area is equipped with fun themed wallpaper, colored stools, and a mix of books, games, and small toys to keep one occupied.

The room doesn’t need to be reserved — you can simply step inside and let your child play, though you do need to remain around for adult supervision.

This lounge is by far the best one in Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, and it’s definitely the way to go when you’ve got a layover long enough to enjoy the food and amenities inside.

Holding an eligible Amex card is the simplest way to gain entry — the Amex Platinum card is a must-have card if you value premium lounge access .

The information regarding the Centurion ® Card from American Express was independently collected by Upgraded Points and was not provided nor reviewed by the issuer. 

For rates and fees of The Platinum Card ® from American Express, click here . For rates and fees of The Business Platinum Card ® from American Express, click here . For rates and fees of Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve American Express Card, click here . For rates and fees for the Delta SkyMiles ® Reserve Business American Express Card, click here .

Frequently Asked Questions

What credit card do you need to access the centurion lounge.

You need to hold one of these cards:

• Amex Platinum card
• Amex Business Platinum card
• Centurion card
• Delta Reserve card  (when flying Delta)
• Delta Reserve Business card  (when flying Delta)

What amenities are there in the Centurion Lounge?

Does dfw have a centurion lounge.

Yes, the lounge is located in DFW Terminal D, across gate 12 above the D15 security checkpoint.

Is Centurion Lounge free for Platinum members?

Yes, Amex Platinum cardholders can enter the Centurion Lounge as part of the Amex Global Lounge Collection of over 1,400 lounges.

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The american express global lounge collection®.

U.S Consumer and Business Platinum Card Members and any Additional Platinum Card Members on the Account are eligible for access to the participating lounges in the American Express Global Lounge Collection. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Global Lounge Collection benefit. All lounge access is subject to space availability. Each lounge program within the Global Lounge Collection has its own policies and access to any of the participating lounges is subject to the applicable rules and policies. Participating lounges reserve the right to remove any person from the premises for inappropriate behavior or failure to adhere to rules, including, but not limited to, conduct that is disruptive, abusive, or violent. To be eligible for this benefit, Card Account must not be cancelled. Please refer to each program’s terms and conditions to learn more.

The Centurion® Lounge

U.S. Platinum Card Members have unlimited complimentary access to all locations of The Centurion Lounge. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to The Centurion Lounge. All access to The Centurion Lounge is subject to space availability. To access The Centurion Lounge, Platinum Card Members must arrive within 3 hours of their departing flight and present The Centurion Lounge agent with the following upon each visit: their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for a departing flight on the same day on any carrier and a government-issued I.D. Note that select lounges allow access to Card Members with a confirmed reservation for any same-day travel (departure or arrival). Refer to the specific location’s access policy for more information. Failure to present this documentation may result in access being denied. Card Members must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Centurion Lounge visitors must be of legal drinking age in the jurisdiction where the Lounge is located to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. American Express reserves the right to remove any person from the Lounge for inappropriate behavior or failure to adhere to rules, including, but not limited to, conduct that is disruptive, abusive or violent. Soliciting other Card Members for access into our Lounge is not permissible. Hours may vary by location and are subject to change. Amenities vary among The Centurion Lounge locations and are subject to change. Card Members will not be compensated for changes in locations, rates or policies. In addition to the complimentary services and amenities in the Lounge, certain services, products or amenities may be offered for sale. You are responsible for any purchases and/or servicing charges you make in The Centurion Lounge or authorize our Member Services Professionals to make on your behalf. Services available at the Member Services Desk are based on the type of American Express Card used to enter the Lounge. American Express will not be liable for any articles lost or stolen or damages suffered by visitors to The Centurion Lounge. If we in our sole discretion determine that you have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with Lounge access in any way or that you intend to do so, we may remove access to The Centurion Lounge from the Platinum Account. Use of The Centurion Lounge is subject to all rules and conditions set by American Express. American Express reserves the right to revise the rules at any time without notice. U.S. Platinum Card Members, U.S. Business Platinum Card Members and Additional U.S. Platinum Card Members on the Account will be charged a $50 fee for each guest (or $30 for children aged 2 through 17, with proof of age) unless they have qualified for Complimentary Guest Access. U.S. Platinum Card and U.S. Business Platinum Card Members may qualify for Complimentary Guest Access for up to two (2) guests per visit to locations of The Centurion Lounge in the U.S., Hong Kong International Airport and London Heathrow Airport (“Complimentary Guest Access”), after spending $75,000 or more on eligible purchases on the Platinum Account in a calendar year. Once effective, Complimentary Guest Access will be available for the remainder of the calendar year in which it became effective, the following calendar year, and until January 31 of the next calendar year (for example, if Complimentary Guest Access became effective on May 1, 2023, it would remain effective until January 31, 2025). Eligible purchases made by any Additional Card Members on the Platinum Account will contribute to the purchase requirement. Complimentary Guest Access is limited to two (2) guests per Card Member per visit, regardless of whether you are eligible for complimentary guest access through multiple Platinum Accounts or through other Amex Cards. Guest access policies may vary internationally by location and are subject to change. Eligibility for Complimentary Guest Access will typically be processed within a week of the Platinum Account’s meeting the purchase requirement, but may take up to 12 weeks to become effective. Complimentary Guest Access status will be reflected in the Benefits tab of your online Account and in the American Express App. Eligible purchases to meet the purchase requirement are for goods and services minus returns and other credits. Eligible purchases do NOT include fees or interest charges, cash advances, purchases of travelers checks, purchases or reloading of prepaid cards, purchases of gift cards, person-to-person payments, or other cash equivalents. If a Card Member upgrades or downgrades from a different American Express Card to a Platinum Account, eligible purchases made on that Card Account will count toward meeting the purchase requirement to achieve Complimentary Guest Access on the new Platinum Account.

Escape Lounges

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to Escape Lounges. Card Members receive complimentary access to all US locations of the Escape Lounges. Card Member must present their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier and government-issued I.D. Card Member must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Escape Lounge visitors must be of legal drinking age in the jurisdiction where the Lounge is located to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. The eligible flight must be booked on a U.S. issued American Express credit card and Card Members may bring up to two complimentary guests per visit. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. Card Members and their guests will receive all of the complimentary benefits and amenities afforded to the Escape Lounge customers, including access to purchase non-complimentary items. Some product features may be subject to additional charges. Escape Lounge locations are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply.

Delta Sky Club

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members and Additional Platinum Card Members on the Account (each, an “Eligible Platinum Card Member”). Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Delta Sky Club benefit. Platinum Card Members must present their valid American Express Card, government-issued I.D., and boarding pass to the Delta Sky Club ambassador. Boarding pass must show a reservation for a same-day Delta-operated flight (Delta or Delta connection) departing from or arriving at the airport in which the Delta Sky Club is located. Name on boarding pass must match name on the Card. Eligible Platinum Card Members on departing flights can only access the Delta Sky Club or the Delta Sky Club “Grab and Go” feature within 3 hours of their flight's scheduled departure time. During a layover between Delta-operated flights on the same ticket, you may use the Delta Sky Club in your connecting airport at any time during the layover. Delta reserves the right to limit access for non-revenue flyers at any Delta Sky Club. Individuals must be at least 18 years of age to access Delta Sky Club, and 21 years of age to access locations with a self-service bar, unless accompanied by a responsible, supervising adult who has access to the Delta Sky Club. Benefit valid only at Delta Sky Club. Partner lounges are not included. Note that amenities may vary among Delta Sky Club locations. Participating airport clubs and locations subject to change without notice. Eligible Platinum Card Members may bring guests into the Delta Sky Club subject to the most current Delta Sky Club access and pricing policies and must use their valid Platinum Card as the payment method for guest access. Guests also must be flying on a same-day Delta-operated flight. Guest access and fees subject to terms and conditions of participating airport clubs. Access is subject to Delta Sky Club rules. To review the rules, please visit delta.com/skyclub . Benefit and rules subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Effective January 1, 2024: Eligible Platinum Card Members traveling on a same-day Delta-operated flight with Basic Economy (E) fare tickets will not have access to the Delta Sky Club or to Grab and Go. Effective September 14, 2023 through January 31, 2025: Eligible Platinum Card Members receive complimentary access to the Delta Sky Club or to Grab and Go when traveling on a same-day Delta-operated flight. Eligible Platinum Card Members may bring either up to two guests, or their immediate family (spouse/domestic partner and children under 21) to the Club at a per-visit rate of $50 per person, per location or to Grab and Go at a per-visit rate of $25 per person, per location. The Eligible Platinum Card must be used as the payment method to purchase guest access. Guests must also be flying on a same-day Delta-operated flight. Children under 2 years of age may accompany the Eligible Platinum Card Member for free. Effective February 1, 2025: Eligible Platinum Card Members will receive 10 Visits per Eligible Platinum Card per year to the Delta Sky Club or to Grab and Go when traveling on a same-day Delta-operated flight. Visits are non-transferable and may only be used by the Eligible Platinum Card Member. Visits issued from February 1, 2025 through January 31, 2026 will expire on January 31, 2026, and Visits issued in subsequent years will expire on January 31 of each calendar year thereafter. A “Visit” is an entry to one or more Delta Sky Clubs or usage of the Delta Sky Club “Grab and Go” feature, at one or more airports, for a period of up to 24 hours starting upon the first Delta Sky Club entry or Grab and Go usage, during an Eligible Platinum Card Member’s travel on a same-day Delta-operated flight. A single Visit permits usage of Delta Sky Club(s) in multiple airports during the 24-hour period. For example, if you visit a Delta Sky Club in different airports on a trip, entry into one or more of these Clubs will be considered part of the same Visit as long as these additional entries occur within 24 hours of the first Delta Sky Club entry. If travel exceeds 24 hours from the first Delta Sky Club, then a second Visit will be deducted if entering the Delta Sky Club or using Grab and Go more than 24 hours after the first entry. Eligible Platinum Card Members may not access the Club or a Grab and Go location in the three hours from the time of previous Grab and Go usage at the same airport. Once all 10 Visits have been used, Eligible Card Members may purchase additional Delta Sky Club Visits (including Grab and Go) at a per-Visit rate of $50 per person. Visits cannot be used for guest entry. During a Visit, Eligible Platinum Card Members may bring either up to two (2) guests, or their immediate family (spouse/domestic partner and children under 21) to the Club (including Grab and Go) at a per-Visit rate of $50 per person. The Eligible Platinum Card must be used as the payment method to purchase Card Member and guest access. Guests must also be flying on a same-day Delta-operated flight and be accompanied by the Eligible Platinum Card Member. Children under 2 years of age may accompany the Eligible Platinum Card Member for free. To earn an unlimited number of Visits (“Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access”) starting on February 1, 2025, the total eligible purchases on the Eligible Platinum Card Account must equal or exceed $75,000 (the “Purchase Requirement”) between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024 and in each calendar year thereafter. Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access will be provided to all Eligible Platinum Card Members once the Account has reached the Purchase Requirement. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access benefit. All entry requirements set forth above will continue to apply with respect to Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access. Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access will be processed within a week of the Eligible Platinum Card Account’s satisfying the Purchase Requirement in most instances but may take up to 12 weeks to become effective. Once effective, Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access will be available for the remainder of the calendar year in which it became effective, the following calendar year and through January 31 of the next calendar year (for example, if Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access becomes effective on May 1, 2025, it will remain effective through January 31, 2027). Eligible purchases made by any Additional Card Members on the Eligible Platinum Card Account will contribute to the Purchase Requirement. Eligible purchases to meet the Purchase Requirement are for goods and services minus returns and other credits. Eligible purchases do NOT include fees, interest charges, cash advances, purchases of travelers’ checks, purchases or reloading of prepaid cards, purchases of gift cards, person-to-person payments, or other cash equivalents. If a Card Member upgrades or downgrades from a different American Express Card to an Eligible Platinum Card, eligible purchases made on the prior Card Account will count toward the Purchase Requirement. Delta reserves the right to revoke Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access if you return, reverse or charge back eligible purchases in a way that reduces your eligible spend below the Purchase Requirement for the calendar year. If Delta and/or American Express determine that you have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with this Delta Sky Club Access Benefit in any way or that you intend to do so, Visits may be deducted from your account and/or Unlimited Delta Sky Club Access revoked.

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Lufthansa lounges benefit. Platinum Card Members have complimentary access to select Lufthansa Business Lounges (regardless of ticket class) and Lufthansa Senator Lounges (when flying business class) when flying on a Lufthansa Group flight. To access the Lufthansa lounges, a Platinum Card Member must present their valid Platinum Card, a government issued I.D., and a same-day departure boarding pass showing confirmed reservation on a Lufthansa Group flight (Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian airlines). Card Members must adhere to all rules of participating lounges. Participating lounges and locations subject to change without notice. Additional guest access and fees subject to terms and conditions of participating lounges. In some Lounges the Platinum Card Member must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Must be of legal drinking age to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. For the most current list of Lufthansa lounges, guest access requirements, rules, and pricing policy, please visit https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/lounges .

Plaza Premium Lounges

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Plaza Premium Lounges benefit. Card Members receive complimentary access to any global location of Plaza Premium Lounges. To access Plaza Premium Lounges, Card Member must present their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier and government-issued I.D. In some cases, Card Member must be 21 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Card Members may bring up to two (2) companions into Plaza Premium Lounges as complimentary guests. Must be of legal drinking age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. Card Members and their guests will receive all of the complimentary benefits and amenities afforded to the Plaza Premium Lounge customers, as well as access to purchase non-complimentary items. Some product features may be subject to additional charges. Plaza Premium Lounge locations are subject to change.

Priority Pass Select

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Platinum Card Members and Additional Platinum Card Members must enroll in the Priority Pass™ Select program through the benefits section of their americanexpress.com account or by calling the number on the back of their Card to receive the benefit. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Priority Pass Select benefit. Priority Pass is an independent airport lounge access program. You acknowledge and agree that American Express will verify your Card Account number and provide updated Card Account information to Priority Pass. Priority Pass will use this information to fulfill on the Priority Pass Select program and may use this information for marketing related to the program. Once enrolled, Platinum Card Members with a valid Card Account may access participating Priority Pass Select lounges by presenting their Priority Pass Select card and airline boarding pass. If the Card Account is canceled, you will not be eligible for Priority Pass Select and your enrollment will be canceled. When visiting a Priority Pass Select lounge that admits guests, Platinum Card Members receive complimentary access for up to two accompanying guests. After two guests, the Card Account on file with Priority Pass Select will be automatically charged the guest visit fee of the Priority Pass Standard program for each additional guest after you have signed up for the additional guest visit and it has been reported to Priority Pass by the participating lounge. Some lounges limit the number of guests or do not admit guests. In some lounges, Priority Pass Select members must be 21 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Priority Pass Select members must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges and access to participating lounges is subject to all rules, terms and conditions of the applicable lounge. Amenities may vary among airport lounge locations. Conference rooms, where available, may be reserved for a nominal fee. Priority Pass Select lounge partners and locations are subject to change. All Priority Pass Select members must adhere to the Priority Pass Conditions of Use, which will be sent to you with your membership package, and can be viewed at www.prioritypass.com . Upon receipt of your enrollment information, Priority Pass will send your Priority Pass Select card and membership package which you should receive within 10–14 business days. If you have not received the Priority Pass card after 14 days, please contact American Express using the number on the back of your American Express® Card. To receive immediate access to lounges after your enrollment in Priority Pass Select has been processed, you can activate your membership online by using your Priority Pass Select membership details to receive a Digital Membership Card. For a step-by-step guide on the activation process, visit prioritypass.com/activation .

Additional Global Lounge Collection Partner Lounges

American Express offers access to additional lounges in the Global Lounge Collection where U.S. Platinum Card Members have unlimited complimentary access to participating locations. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to participating locations. Card Members must present their valid Platinum Card, a government-issued I.D., and a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier. Guest access and associated fees are subject to the terms and conditions of the participating lounge provider. Participation, locations, rates, and policies of lounges are subject to change without notice, and Card Members and their guests will not be compensated for such changes. Amenities, services, and hours may vary by participating lounge and are subject to change without notice. American Express and the participating lounge will not be liable for any articles lost or stolen, or damages suffered by the Card Member or guests inside the participating lounge. For participating lounges with a self-service bar, the Card Member may be required to be of legal drinking age in the participating lounge jurisdiction to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Card Members and their guests must be of legal drinking age to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. Each participating lounge may have their own policy allowing for children under a certain age to enter for free with the Card Member who is a parent or legal guardian. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. If American Express, in its sole discretion, determines that the Card Member or their guests have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with access to participating lounges in any way, or that the Card Member or their guests intend to do so, we may remove access to the Additional Lounges from the Account. American Express and the participating lounge reserve the right to revise the rules at any time without notice. For the most current list of participating lounges and access requirements, please use the Lounge Finder feature in the American Express App or visit www.americanexpress.com/findalounge .

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How to Travel to Dallas-Fort Worth on Points and Miles

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One of the top 10 most-populated areas in the U.S., the Dallas-Fort Worth area has a lot to offer out-of-towners. Live music in the Deep Ellum district, tours of local distilleries, Texas barbecue, a downtown architecture tour and live performances in the Arts District are a few of the experiences that attract visitors. You can also stop by Six Flags Over Texas, AT&T Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys) and the Katy Trail, a former abandoned railroad line that is now a paved trail.

Lean on travel rewards programs to make your vacation logistics more affordable. Here’s how to travel to Dallas-Fort Worth on points and miles.

Getting to Dallas-Fort Worth

Nearest airports.

As you’re starting to think about booking an affordable Dallas-Fort Worth trip, note that two airports serve the area:

DFW: Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (20 miles from the Dallas city center).

DAL: Dallas Love Field Airport (7 miles from the Dallas city center).

Though it’s farther away, Dallas-Fort Worth International offers more flights — about 1,850 per day versus Love Field’s 600 flights per day. From either airport, public transportation is relatively limited, so a rideshare or rental car are generally the best ways to get to the city centers.

Major airlines flying to Dallas-Fort Worth

American Airlines and Southwest Airlines are both headquartered in Texas. This offers travelers the ability to fly to many domestic and international destinations with nonstop flights.

American Airlines – Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.

Southwest Airlines – Dallas Love Field.

However, most major domestic carriers fly regularly into and out of the city. No matter your origin and preferred airline, you should be able to find a flight that works for you.

Flying to Dallas-Fort Worth on points and miles

You can book a nonstop flight from most U.S. cities to either Dallas-Fort Worth or Dallas Love Field. Here's how some redemption opportunities typically look.

American Airlines

For American Airlines flights less than 500 miles from Dallas-Fort Worth, using 7,500 AAdvantage miles to fly economy or 15,000 American miles to fly business class is one of your best options.

For flights up to about 1,150 miles in distance, it pays to have British Airways Avios. It often costs 9,000 Avios to book an economy flight to DFW (or 16,500 Avios to fly business class) on American Airlines due to the airlines' partnership .

Southwest Airlines

For Southwest, the number of Rapid Rewards points you need to book a flight is tied to the cash cost of the flight. Generally, you’ll need 5,000 to 10,000 points to book a one-way flight from a Southwest hub, like Chicago-Midway, to the Dallas area.

Delta Air Lines

Delta SkyMiles prices vary, but often you can fly from a Delta hub city, like Los Angeles, New York-JFK or Atlanta, starting at around 5,000 SkyMiles each way in economy. If you have Air France/KLM Flying Blue miles , you can use them to book a flight on Delta. Expect to use about 11,500 to 14,500 Flying Blue miles for a Delta economy ticket, or 30,000 to 36,000 miles for a business class flight from a Delta hub city, like Atlanta.

United Airlines

To fly United to the Dallas area, consider using United’s own MileagePlus miles or Air Canada Aeroplan points , Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles , Avianca LifeMiles or Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles .

» Learn more: When to fly on low-cost carriers vs. full-service airlines

Hotels in Dallas-Fort Worth

Knowing how to fly to Dallas-Fort Worth with miles is one thing, but knowing which hotels to book with points is a game-changer. Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt have options ranging from budget to luxury properties in the Dallas area for award travelers.

Marriott hotels

The ritz-carlton, dallas.

If luxury is what you’re after, check out the Ritz-Carlton, Dallas . Amenities include a spa, a fitness center, an outdoor pool and an American restaurant.

Cost to book in points: Rooms usually start at 53,000 points per night but can go up to 70,000 points, depending on demand. NerdWallet values Marriott Bonvoy points at 0.8 cent per point.

This Ritz-Carlton charges $25 per night per room for a “destination fee,” which covers internet access, the Spa’s lounge, a daily $25 food and beverage credit, a JFK Trolley Tour, one in-room cocktail per day, and a daily “guacamologist” educational experience, complete with a signature margarita.

The Adolphus, Autograph Collection

An upscale hotel in a building from the 1910s is what you’ll find in The Adolphus . Guests have access to a French restaurant, a rooftop pool restaurant, a Viennese coffee shop, a lobby bar, a European-style restaurant, a gym and a pool.

Cost to book in points: Rooms start at 27,000 points per night but can rise up to 40,000 points during high demand seasons.

How to earn Marriott Bonvoy points

The Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant® American Express® Card can earn you Marriott Bonvoy points for your stay. Some of the card’s top perks include earning 6x points at Marriott properties, a $300 statement credit when you make qualifying purchases at restaurants worldwide, a free night award good at hotels participating in Marriott Bonvoy costing 85,000 points or less, complimentary Platinum elite status and a $100 property credit on qualifying purchases at the Ritz-Carlton or St. Regis. Terms apply.

Cardmembers can use the free night award at The Adolphus and the property credit at the Ritz-Carlton. New cardmembers can also earn welcome bonus points: Earn 95,000 Marriott Bonvoy bonus points after you use your new Card to make $6,000 in purchases within the first 6 months of Card Membership. Terms Apply.

If you want hotel elite status, but don’t want to commit to a Marriott Bonvoy-branded credit card , consider The Platinum Card® from American Express , which also comes with automatic Marriott Gold Status (enrollment required). Its points can typically be transferred to the Bonvoy program at a 1:1 ratio. Terms apply.

Hilton hotels

The statler dallas.

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Located in a 1950s-era building, The Statler Dallas offers guests a diner, an Asian restaurant, a cocktail bar, bowling, live music, a rooftop pool and bar, and a gym.

Cost to book in points: Depending when you stay, you might find rooms here starting around 58,000 Hilton Honors points per night. NerdWallet values Hilton points at 0.5 cent per point.

HALL Arts Hotel Dallas

Set in the Arts District, the HALL Arts Hotel’s amenities include an American restaurant, a gym, a rooftop pool and cafe/bar, and an art collection.

Cost to book in points: Rooms tend to start at around 70,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

How to earn Hilton Honors points

With the Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card , you get Hilton Honors™ Gold Status, the ability to earn a weekend night reward when you spend $15,000 in a calendar year and the ability to earn Hilton Honors™ Diamond Status when you spend $40,000 in a calendar year. Terms apply.

The Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card comes with automatic Hilton Honors™ Diamond Status, one weekend night reward, a $250 statement credit for purchases at participating Hilton resorts, and a $100 on-property credit for purchases at Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts and Conrad Hotels & Resorts. Terms apply.

If you want status or the ability to book on points, but don’t want to commit to a Hilton-branded credit card , consider The Platinum Card® from American Express , which also comes with automatic Hilton Gold Status (enrollment required). Its points can typically be transferred to the Hilton Honors program at a 1:2 ratio. Terms apply.

» Learn more: The best travel credit cards right now

Hyatt hotels

Thompson dallas.

Photo courtesy of Hyatt

Thompson Dallas is a luxury Hyatt hotel in downtown Dallas with three restaurants, a spa, a fitness center and a rooftop pool.

Cost to book in points: Rooms start at 21,000 points per night for off-peak bookings at this Category 6 World of Hyatt hotel. NerdWallet values Hyatt points at 2.3 cents each.

Hyatt Regency Dallas

With more than 1,100 rooms, the Hyatt Regency Dallas is a Category 3 Hyatt property that requires a reasonable number of points to book an award night. As a hotel guest, amenities available to you include two restaurants, a sports bar, an outdoor pool, a sundeck and a gym.

Cost to book in points: As a Category 3 property, rooms start at 12,000 points per night.

How to earn Hyatt points

The World of Hyatt Credit Card earns 9x points at Hyatt and offers a free night at a Category 1 through 4 property every cardmember year. Separately, Hyatt is a Chase Ultimate Rewards® hotel partner. This means that any Chase points that you earn can be transferred directly to Hyatt for bookings.

If you travel to Dallas-Fort Worth

With two major airports, it’s relatively easy to travel to Dallas-Fort Worth on points and miles. Once you’ve committed to making the trip, Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt offer plentiful hotel options for your stay.

With this guide, planning your Dallas-Fort Worth trip with points and miles should be much easier.

How to maximize your rewards

You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are some of the best travel credit cards of 2024 :

Flexibility, point transfers and a large bonus: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

No annual fee: Bank of America® Travel Rewards credit card

Flat-rate travel rewards: Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card

Bonus travel rewards and high-end perks: Chase Sapphire Reserve®

Luxury perks: The Platinum Card® from American Express

Business travelers: Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

on Chase's website

1x-5x 5x on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠, 3x on dining, select streaming services and online groceries, 2x on all other travel purchases, 1x on all other purchases.

60,000 Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. That's $750 when you redeem through Chase Travel℠.

1.5%-5% Enjoy 5% cash back on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠, 3% cash back on drugstore purchases and dining at restaurants, including takeout and eligible delivery service, and unlimited 1.5% cash back on all other purchases.

Up to $300 Earn an additional 1.5% cash back on everything you buy (on up to $20,000 spent in the first year) - worth up to $300 cash back!

on Capital One's website

2x-5x Earn unlimited 2X miles on every purchase, every day. Earn 5X miles on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel, where you'll get Capital One's best prices on thousands of trip options.

75,000 Enjoy a one-time bonus of 75,000 miles once you spend $4,000 on purchases within 3 months from account opening, equal to $750 in travel.

Choosing the best airport lounge at DFW — and how you can get inside

Here in the U.S., you'd be hard-pressed to find an airport with more diverse lounge options than Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) .

From American Express and Capital One to various U.S. airlines and unique Priority Pass options, this airport is chock-full of great choices that range from standard airport lounges to private napping suites and even a video game room.

So if you find yourself on a layover with time to spare in Dallas, you're in luck. Depending on your lounge access credentials (many popular rewards credit cards can get you in), you could spend an entire afternoon lounge hopping. But maybe you need to just pick the best lounge for your situation and set up shop.

Either way, TPG has you covered. Four TPG staffers flew through Dallas on various trips and collectively sampled 13 different DFW lounges thanks to access provided by their credit cards or elite status.

Here, we break down the experience in each lounge in an effort to help you find which is best for your next trip.

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Capital One Lounge (near D22)

The Capital One Lounge in DFW — near Gate D22, and in the same part of the concourse as the American Airlines Flagship Lounge — opened in late 2021. It offers great hot and grab-and-go food, a full bar and ample seating. If that sounds idyllic for an airport lounge, it pretty much is.

On the day TPG's Summer Hull visited in early December 2021, there was a small event going on to allow some airport staff to experience the lounge. But even with that event, the space wasn't overcrowded or the food picked over in any way.

There are multiple different sitting areas in a horseshoe around the center of the lounge, where the individual small plates are located. The Capital One Lounge also offers a Peloton room, a relaxation room and a shower suite.

While the physical space is quite nice, it's the food and beverages that make the Capital One Lounge incredibly tough for its competitors to beat — or even meet.

From macaroni and cheese with bacon to bibimbap, a beet salad, brownies and a chicken pot pie, there were ample selections for in-lounge culinary enjoyment.

If you need to just grab something to eat on the go, you can do that, too. There's an assortment of sandwiches, salads, yogurts, beverages and more available near the entrance.

How to get access to the Capital One Lounge

Anyone can pay $65 for a lounge visit. But better yet, the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card or Capital One Spark Miles for Business will get you two complimentary lounge visits per calendar year. Additional visits can be purchased for $45 apiece if you have one of those cards and have used up your two included annual visits.

If you want to be a frequent Capital One Lounge visitor, however, you'll probably want the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card , which gets you and up to two guests per visit unlimited access.

Finally, note that several airlines partner with the Capital One Lounge to offer lounge access to select premium cabin and elite passengers.

Related: A complete guide to Capital One's airport lounges

American Airlines Admirals Club (near D24)

From small to huge, American Airlines Admirals Clubs tend to offer consistency. And American has an Admirals Club in every DFW terminal . Near the end of 2021, TPG's Katie Genter visited the Admirals Club near Gate D24 to check out this lounge's offerings.

There is ample seating, including typical lounge seating, bar seating, desk seating with office chairs, table seating and a TV room. There is also a small children's room.

Like all Admirals Clubs, this location offers complimentary snacks and drinks and a full-service bar.

During her visit, afternoon snacks were offered, including soups, a mezze selection, spinach and artichoke dip, naan bread, salads, cheese cubes, snack mixes and a selection of desserts. There was also more substantial food and higher-quality drinks available for purchase from a menu.

This lounge also offers complimentary Wi-Fi. During her visit, the Wi-Fi tested at 9.94 Mbps download and 10.07 Mbps upload speeds. And Katie reports there were an adequate number of toilet stalls and sinks in the women's restroom.

However, Katie only stayed in the Admirals Club for about an hour before heading to the nearby Capital One Lounge. She likes the Capital One Lounge due to its meal-worthy complimentary dining options and smaller crowds (at least for now).

How to get access to the Admirals Club

You can access all Admirals Clubs with the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard® (see rates and fees ) as long as you're flying American that same day. Plus, you can bring up to two guests if they are also flying American.

Alternatively, you can buy a single-visit pass for $79 or 7,900 miles. Or, if you plan to visit Admirals Clubs frequently, you can buy an Admirals Club membership. Annual membership rates vary based on your current AAdvantage elite status and whether you are a new member or a renewing member. But, rates start at $700 for an individual membership and $1,500 for a household membership.

Finally, Oneworld elite members and passengers in premium cabins may get access when flying on qualifying itineraries. See this page on American's website for more details.

Related: The ultimate guide to American Airlines Admirals Club access

American Airlines Admirals Club (between C19 and C20)

TPG's Clint Henderson took a tour of the Admirals Club in Terminal C and called it "a full throwback to the 1990s." Henderson said, "The Terminal C space looks like the lounges from the '90s movie 'Up in the Air.'"

The lounge is massive and didn't feel too crowded, but Clint said he felt a bit ripped off paying $59 for a one-day pass. That's because the food offerings were pretty grim. You'll find reheated soups, cheese cubes, carrots, celery, a spinach dip and some prepackaged side salads. There are also apples and oranges wrapped in cellophane.

The one thing the food offerings do have going for them is the trays of cookies. Honorable mention goes to the chef bar where you can get guacamole and chips during certain hours of the day, though this wasn't available when Clint visited.

The other thing people like about this lounge is the bar, which is always bustling. In fact, there are complaints the lines at the bar can be exceedingly long though that wasn't the case when Clint was there.

Service wasn't especially friendly, but the agents at the check-in counter were nice. If you like space, this is the lounge for you, with multiple seating areas and styles of seats (no lie-flat couches though).

Wi-Fi is lightning fast, clocking in at 19.5 Mbps for downloads and 19.3 Mbps for uploads.

There is also a large business center with private booths for working and even a printer with a fax machine (I love the '90s!). We do love the Eames-style lounge chairs, though the rest of the furniture is pretty dated.

Clint said, "I'd skip this lounge next time, and head instead to the one in Terminal D – American's premium lounge offering , and a nicer experience overall."

American Airlines Admirals Club (between B3 and B4)

Katie visited the Admirals Club in Terminal B between gates B3 and B4 in June 2022. This lounge is near where the walkway from Terminal D reaches Terminal B. If you're looking for tucked-away, quiet cubicles to work in, the Terminal B Admirals Club may provide just what you need.

The rest of the seating is in one large room with a raised ceiling. But the seating feels packed in and the space is rather dark.

There's a bar at the end of the large room. The drink options are similar to what you'd find in most Admirals Clubs — plenty of house drinks to choose from, as well as some premium options that carry a surcharge.

Just before you get to the bar, there's a selection of snacks in a corner. There are the same snacks Clint and Katie reported above when they visited other DFW Admirals Clubs in late 2021. There was also a make-your-own taco bar with tortillas, ground beef, beans, cheese, lettuce, pico de gallo and sour cream at this lounge when Katie visited in June 2022.

There is Wi-Fi in the lounge. When Katie did a speed test in the business center, she found 9.90 Mbps download and 9.91 Mbps upload speeds. There are also several conference rooms you can rent and spacious bathrooms. However, you should know that there's no kids room.

Like Clint and the Terminal C Admirals Club, Katie would recommend skipping the Terminal B Admirals Club in favor of the one in Terminal D (or the Centurion Lounge, American Flagship Lounge or Capital One Lounge, if you have access to any of these).

Related: A tour of the new technology-heavy passenger gates at DFW

American Airlines Flagship Lounge (between D21 and D22)

The American Airlines Flagship Lounge in Dallas reopened in March 2022 after closing during the coronavirus pandemic. This lounge is located in Terminal D between gates D21 and D22, adjacent to the Capital One Lounge.

The lounge is huge, with many different types of seating. Near the entrance, you'll find the buffet and a variety of tables and counters appropriate for eating or working. Katie says she particularly enjoys the counters by the window, which offer views of the tarmac.

Speaking of the buffet, American's Flagship Lounges offer a buffet of similar quality to Amex Centurion lounges, but with a much wider variety. You'll find sushi before the flights to Asia depart, and Katie loved the housemade chips. The buffet is designed for travelers to have a meal, not just a snack.

There's also a huge drink selection — and it's all self-serve (besides the Champagne station as you enter the lounge, which is usually staffed). Whether you want to drink coffee, sparkling water, wine, Champagne or a mixed drink, it's all available here.

Walking farther into the lounge, you'll find quads of chairs by the windows, the Flagship First Dining room, a counter of workstations with dividers between the seats, a staffed customer service desk, shower rooms, bathrooms, a snack bar, a video room and a quiet room.

Whether you want to take a nap, relax or work, you'll likely find a spot that works well for you. And best of all, there are power outlets at almost every seat in the lounge. Katie tested the Wi-Fi during her June 2020 visit and found 9.97 Mbps download and 9.89 Mbps upload speeds.

Katie says she has trouble choosing between the Capital One Lounge and American's Flagship Lounge when flying through Dallas and has access to both. She gives a slight edge to the Flagship Lounge, since it has better working space, self-serve drinks and a wider variety of food. But it's much more feasible for most travelers to access the Capital One Lounge than the Flagship Lounge.

How to get access to the American Airlines Flagship Lounge

Unlike the other lounges discussed in this story, there's no way to get American Airlines Flagship Lounge access as a credit card benefit.

But, you can purchase access for $150 or 15,000 AAdvantage miles per person at open Flagship Lounge locations if space permits. You can only purchase a single-visit pass if you are 21 years of age or older and are traveling the same day on a flight marketed or operated by American, or marketed and operated by any Oneworld airline.

You may also have access when flying on select first- or business-class tickets. American Airlines AAdvantage and Alaska MileagePlan elite members have access when traveling on select itineraries, while other Oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members get access before and after any same-day flight marketed and operated by American or a Oneworld airline. The Flagship Lounge access policies are nuanced, so check out all the specifics on American's website .

Finally, note that Flagship First Dining is an even more exclusive perk than Flagship Lounge access. So, don't get these two exclusive perks confused.

Related: American introduces a new business-class fare that includes first-class perks

Minute Suites (near D23)

Minutes Suites aren't a traditional airport lounge, but one is an option in DFW if you need a quiet, private place away from the gate to take a nap, make a call, nurse a baby or just stream something on your device without distractions.

Food and beverages aren't included here, but basic pre-packaged beverages, chips, granola bars and similar are available for purchase, with prices ranging from $2 to $4 for most selections. You can access items either at the front desk or via the minibar in your private room.

During Summer's late-2021 visit, there was no wait to get in and the internet speed was 79.3 Mbps download and 7.72 Mbps upload.

Summer found the Minute Suites delivered on the promise of some quiet, private space. But, the space felt a little dark, dated and not somewhere you'd want to hang out for hours on end unless you need a nap or privacy away from the crowds.

How to get access to Minute Suites

You can pay $48 for one hour of quiet in the Minute Suites, with additional 15-minute periods costing $12 each. Nursing and pumping mothers can get a free 30-minute visit.

However, anyone with a Priority Pass card — available with many premium credit cards — can enjoy an hour at Minute Suites for no extra charge, with additional hours available at a discounted rate of $34. Up to three guests can enjoy the same suite as the Priority Pass member at no charge.

Related: Best Priority Pass lounges in the US

The Club DFW (near D27)

The Club DFW is a Priority Pass option in Terminal D. It's a small lounge with three seating areas: a bar/buffet area, a quiet room and an "outdoor" area that has a view of the terminal. The bar area was very crowded during my midday visit in December 2021, while the quiet room had plenty of open seating.

As for food options, there was a buffet area near the check-in counter with a variety of breakfast options as well as coffee, juice and soft drinks. The buffet wasn't self-serve when I visited, so travelers needed to ask a buffet attendant to make a plate for them. Unfortunately, there were no to-go options.

There is a bar too, which has a variety of beer, wine and liquor options.

My only major issue with The Club was the check-in time. It took over five minutes for an attendant to greet the growing line of patrons waiting to enter with Priority Pass cards. I chalked this up to the lounge being short-staffed, as my visit was around the same time the omicron wave started.

How to get access to The Club DFW

You can access The Club with a Priority Pass membership or pay a daily rate for access. When I visited, access was offered for $33 per day, which was advertised as a 25% discount on the standard daily rate. However, The Club DFW is now selling single visits online for $48.71.

Finally, note The Club DFW only allows access at most three hours before your flight's scheduled departure.

Related: Credit cards that offer Priority Pass airport lounge access

American Express Centurion Lounge (near D12)

The American Express Centurion Lounge at DFW is located in Terminal D and is one of the larger Amex lounges around, having benefited from a space upgrade a few years ago. As is true with many Amex lounges, there was a long line to get into the lounge when I stopped by, although luckily I didn't have to join a waitlist .

Seating is plentiful around the lounge, although seats fill up quickly during peak periods. You'll find couches, tables and high-tops scattered around the lounge. While there are no tarmac views, you do get a sweeping view of the inside of the terminal.

Everything in the lounge was what you'd expect from an Amex Centurion Lounge if you've been to one in the past. There was a large buffet, which included favorites like scrambled eggs, pancakes and granola for breakfast. There were also self-serve espresso and water machines around the lounge. There were no takeaway food options when I visited.

How to get access to the American Express Centurion Lounge

You can access Amex Centurion Lounges with The Platinum Card® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express . Effective February 1, 2025: Eligible Platinum Card Members will receive 10 Visits per Eligible Platinum Card per year to the Delta Sky Club or to Grab and Go when traveling on a same-day Delta-operated flight.

The Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card also provide Centurion Lounge access when the cardholder is flying on a Delta-operated flight booked with a U.S.-issued American Express charge or credit card.

Related: Your complete guide to Amex Centurion Lounges

Be Relax Spa (near B28)

There is a Be Relax Spa in Terminal B near Gate B28 that you can access with Priority Pass memberships that aren't a perk of American Express cards.

Similar to the Gameway location discussed later in this story, the Be Relax Spa isn't a typical lounge. Instead, it's a location where you get a spa service and then leave. The Priority Pass website states that you can get one of the following complimentary treatments during your visit:

• Be Back 30-minute massage.
• Be Back 15-minute massage plus aromatherapy and oxygen.
• Head Up on lounger 10-minute massage plus aromatherapy and oxygen.
• Be Feet on lounger 10-minute massage plus aromatherapy and oxygen.

When Katie visited in June 2022, the spa staff originally told her that only the massage chairs were available through Priority Pass. But when she specifically asked about the foot and head massages mentioned on the Priority Pass website, the staff member said the location wasn't offering foot massages because the chair was broken. And it would be a two-hour wait for a head massage.

Katie said the wait wasn't an issue, so the staff asked her to write her name, desired treatment, flight boarding time and phone number on a sheet of paper. About 90 minutes later, she got a call asking if she'd still like to get a treatment with her Priority Pass benefit.

Once at the Be Relax Spa, the staff swiped her Priority Pass card, led her to a massage chair and asked her to remove her shoes. The staff member warned her that some people find the massage chair too rough, saying to speak up if she wanted him to turn off the chair. Then, the staff member turned on the massage chair and gave Katie a 10-minute head massage.

The head massage was relaxing. And unlike other massage chairs she'd tried, this one didn't leave her feeling bruised. After experiencing the massage chair, she'd be more likely to try the 30-minute massage chair session on a subsequent visit instead of waiting for a head or foot massage.

Before you visit, check the hours on the Be Relax Spa website as they may be shorter in reality than the Priority Pass website or app would lead you to believe. For example, when Katie visited in June 2022, the spa closed at 6 p.m. even though the Priority Pass website said the spa would be open until 9 p.m. Finally, although there is also a Be Relax Spa in DFW Terminal D, that location doesn't participate in Priority Pass.

How to get access to the Be Relax Spa

You can pay for spa services at the Be Relax Spa based on the stated menu of prices. But, if you have a Priority Pass membership that isn't from an Amex card — since Priority Passes from American Express cards only cover typical lounge visits — you can choose from a selection of complimentary offerings as a benefit of your Priority Pass visit.

Related: You can now get a free massage with your Priority Pass membership at more airports

United Club (between E6 and E7)

Terminal D has the widest array of lounge options at DFW. But if you find yourself in Terminal E, you still have choices.

One option is the United Club, which rings in at the smaller and more basic level of United Clubs. However, there are a few different seating areas, a bar and a couple of small private rooms to take calls or work.

The day Summer visited this lounge it got pretty busy for the available space. And the food options — such as vegetable soup and a platter of corn dog nuggets — were not the most appetizing, especially after she'd seen what was on offer at the Capital One Lounge.

The complimentary WiFi clocked in at 109.7 Mbps download and 126.6 Mbps upload.

As long as you come in with tempered expectations for the offerings and amenities, the United Club can do the trick if you are looking for a lounge option in this terminal.

How to get access to the United Club

The United Club Infinite Card includes unlimited United Club visits when you're flying with United or other Star Alliance partners. Other United cobranded credit cards , like the United Business Card , include two United Club one-time passes per year, which you can use when flying on a United-operated flight.

Premium-cabin passengers, Star Alliance Gold members, active U.S. military personnel, Air Canada Maple Leaf Club members and Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyer members may also have access when flying on select itineraries. See this page on United's website for more details.

Related: The ultimate guide to United Club access

Gameway (near E16)

Another option in Terminal E that isn't quite a lounge, but is still an entertaining way to pass the time between flights, is Gameway .

This Gameway location offers almost two dozen stations, each with a PlayStation 4 Pro that's loaded with a variety of games for you to pick from. There are also snacks, candy and bottled beverages available.

How to get access to Gameway

You can pay $16 for an hour at Gameway, or you can get in "for free."

The Priority Pass membership you may already have available to you via credit cards such as the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card , Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Citi Prestige® Card (no longer open for new applicants) provides not only two hours of gaming but also one beverage and two included snacks.

The information for the Citi Prestige has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.

Note that just like how the Priority Pass memberships available through American Express cards aren't eligible for restaurant use — even when those issued by other banks are — the same is true for options like Gameway. So be sure to produce a Priority Pass membership from the right credit card.

Related: Priority Pass continues to single-handedly offset my credit card annual fee with this overlooked benefit

Delta Sky Club (between E10 and E11)

Also in the E gates is the Delta Sky Club. The lounge is surprisingly large for a Sky Club at a non-Delta hub, with a bar, buffet area and two seating areas. You'll find one seating area right behind the bar, with sweeping tarmac views that make for great planespotting.

There are also plenty of chairs toward the front of the lounge, although this area is a bit dark, especially in the early morning.

There are a wide variety of seating options, including large comfy chairs to lounge, tables and chairs to work and high-top seating ideal for enjoying a pre-flight beverage. The morning I visited this lounge, it was relatively busy, but there were plenty of open seats to relax.

Food and beverage offerings were standard for a Delta SkyClub — snacks and light eats like packaged sandwiches (for takeaway), fruit, salad and chips. You can grab a drink at the bar or enjoy coffee and espresso beverages from the automatic espresso machine at the front of the lounge.

How to get access to the Delta Sky Club

One popular way to access the Delta Sky Club is using The Platinum Card from American Express or The Business Platinum Card from American Express . Both cards offer Sky Club access for cardholders with a same-day Delta boarding pass (limited to six annual visits from Feb. 1, 2025).

The Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card both provide Sky Club memberships. Effective 2/1/25, Reserve Card Members will receive 15 Visits per year to the Delta Sky Club; to earn an unlimited number of Visits each year starting on 2/1/25, the total eligible purchases on the Card must equal $75,000 or more between 1/1/24 and 12/31/24, and each calendar year thereafter.

Delta Diamond Medallion members can also select a Delta Sky Club membership as an annual Choice Benefit .

Related: The ultimate guide to getting Delta Sky Club access

Plaza Premium Lounge (near E31)

The Plaza Premium Lounge is located in Terminal E near Gate E31. Katie visited this lounge in June 2022 shortly after Capital One added Plaza Premium lounge access for select cardmembers .

The lounge itself is very small, consisting of just one room the size of a small airport restaurant. The lounge was relatively full when Katie visited, so she opted to sit at the bar and work on her laptop.

The complimentary house drink menu is relatively extensive. There are two beers on tap (Coors Light and Lone Star), so Katie went with a Lone Star in memory of when she lived in Texas.

The food, on the other hand, is lacking compared with other Plaza Premium lounges Katie has visited (and with the Capital One and Centurion lounges at DFW). There's a self-serve snack area with oranges, bagged pretzels, cookies and apples on one side of the bar. And there are some self-serve cold foods on the other side of the bar, as well as a hot meal of the day and soup that the bartender can serve you. During Katie's visit, the hot meal of the day was slow-cooked roast beef and smashed red potatoes.

There's no bathroom or kids room in the lounge. There is Wi-Fi, but you'll need to get an activation code on a receipt from the reception agent. A test during Katie's visit showed 5.51 Mbps download and 5.48 Mbps upload speeds. Only about a fourth of the seating in the lounge offered access to power outlets.

Katie overheard another guest saying, "I'm heading to the Centurion Lounge -- I was expecting a bit more here." And she agrees, noting she'd likely only visit again if she could do so for free using a card benefit and she was departing from Terminal E on a short layover.

How to get access to the Plaza Premium Lounge

You can pay $25 for a "limited access" one-hour pass or $50 for a full-access three-hour pass (the electronic board outside the lounge also advertised a $45 three-hour pass). But, unless you're very hungry or thirsty, I wouldn't recommend paying these rates.

Luckily, now select Capital One cardholders can access Plaza Premium lounges free of charge. However, if you have a Capital One card that only allows a set number of lounge visits per year — such as the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card — you may not want to burn your visits at this Plaza Premium Lounge.

Amex Platinum and Centurion cardholders, including those with The Platinum Card from American Express or The Business Platinum Card from American Express , get complimentary access to this Plaza Premium Lounge.

Related: Plaza Premium introduces a $59 lounge subscription, but is it a good deal?

Bottom line

This isn't an exhaustive list of DFW lounge options. For example, we didn't visit the Gameway in Terminal B, the Minutes Suites in Terminal B or the Admirals Clubs in Terminal A or Terminal E, as these are all lounge types we visited in other DFW terminals.

In short, DFW has a lot of lounges that you can access, most simply by having select premium travel rewards cards .

If you want to stay close to your gate or have Flagship Lounge access, the lounge for your respective airline might be your best bet. But if you're near the D gates — or have a long layover and can hop over — you can enjoy higher-end food and drink at lounges offered by credit card companies like American Express and Capital One.

We found that the Capital One Lounge currently offers the best overall experience, with less crowding and more high-quality dining options to either eat in or take to go. However, the right lounge for your specific visit will depend on your priorities, what cards are in your wallet, what elite statuses you hold and the demand for lounge space on that day.

Craving lounge access? Check out our article on the best cards for airport lounges , including The Platinum Card from American Express and the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card .

That way on that next (normally dreaded) layover, you can live it up playing video games, planespotting from the bar or taking a nap -- all at no additional cost to you.

Additional reporting by Katie Genter, Summer Hull and Clint Henderson.

American Express Travel Review [2024]: Worth the hype?

Heard about the amazing perks and benefits that Amex cardholders have through Amex Travel? Whether you're already a cardholder or if you're looking to sign up, definitely check out all of the perks of Amex Travel before you choose to book with them!

Editor's Note: This is a review of American Express' Travel Platforms, not specifically the credit cards. This review is independently written and was not sponsored by American Express.

Are you an American Express cardholder planning to book a trip soon? You might want to take a look at the Amex Travel portal in preparation for your vacation. 

American Express cardholders and non-cardholders alike have access to this booking portal, but American Express cardholders can receive travel benefits like room upgrades, resort credit, and more by booking through Amex Travel.

Plus, cardholders can use Membership Rewards Points to cover all or part of their booking on Amex Travel! 

However, it's important to note that the Amex Travel portal might not be the best option for every traveler. Some drawbacks include the barrier to entry and the low points-to-dollar conversion for travel services booked on the site. 

Keep reading to learn more about the Amex Travel portal and whether we think it's worth using to book your next trip!

What is Amex Travel?

AMex Travel , also known as American Express Travel, is a travel booking portal that allows users to book travel, including flights, cruises, and hotel stays. It's an additional service portal that American Express Credit Card Holders get to use as part of their membership.

Cardholders can redeem American Express Membership Rewards Points directly to use on travel bookings. It is a convenient way to redeem points for travel directly in the portal rather than having to transfer points to a partner airline or hotel group. 

How does Amex Travel work?

First things first, only American Express cardholders can use the Amex Travel portal to redeem points to book travel. 

If you have an American Express branded credit card and Membership Rewards points ready to use, you're good to go. Otherwise, you'll still be able to use the site, but you won't be able to apply points to your booking or reap the benefits of certain cardholder-only programs.  

Amex Travel is simple and easy to use and has a clean interface that allows users to quickly find what they're looking for on the platform. Users can book travel directly in the Amex Travel portal by using American Express Membership Rewards Points, a credit card, or both. 

Travel services available on the Amex Travel portal include flights, hotels, car rentals, cruises, and vacation packages.

How can I book a trip through Amex Travel?

The ease of use and simple user interface make booking travel on Amex Travel an enjoyable, stress-free experience.

All you need to do to book a trip through Amex Travel is:

• Log into your American Express account. 
• Search for the trip type you want to book, like flights, hotels, cruises, etc.
• Apply points to your booking at check-out.
• Book the trip!

American Express Credit Cards

Depending on which American Express card or cards you have, you get access to certain perks when booking travel through the Amex Travel portal.

These are the two most popular travel-related American Express Credit Cards, which besides the Centurion no-limit invite-only card, contains the best Amex point rewards and benefits system!

American Express Gold Cardholders

The American Express Gold Card is the affordable credit card options if you're looking for great reward points for a cheaper annual fee. The Amex Gold Card's annual fee comes to $250, which includes

• Up to $120 Uber Cash (U.S.)
• Up to $120 dining credits
• Access to the Hotels Collection
• Other Insurance & general perks!

With the 3x amount of points earned on travel and 4x amount of points earned on groceries, this card is a great place to start if you're looking to build up travel reward points for your next travel getaway!

American Express Platinum Cardholders

The American Express Platinum card, Amex's flagship credit card, receives tons of travel-related credits that can then be used when booking through the Amex Travel Portal. Coming in at a $695 annual fee, it's easily to be discouraged for signing up for such an expensive credit card.

However, the travel benefits that comes with the Amex Platinum card are incredible, which includes but are not limited to:

• Up to $200 annual airline credits
• Up to $200 Uber Cash (U.S.)
• Up to $200 hotel statement credits on Fine Hotel + Resorts or The Hotel Collection bookings
• Up to $189 Clear statement credits
• Global Lounge Collection
• Complimentary Hilton Honors + Marriott Bo
• Bonvoy Gold Elite
• and more non-travel credits!

If you travel frequently, we recommend you take advantage of the huge benefits that comes with the Amex Platinum credit card!

American Express Travel Benefit Programs

The hotel collection.

The Hotel Collection is a select American Express membership perk that allows specific cardholders to book participating hotels through Amex Travel portal to receive exclusive benefits, using cash or points.

In order to gain access to The Hotel Collection, you'll need to have access to the following Amex credit cards:

• American Express Gold Card + Business Gold
• American Express Platinum + Business Platinum
• American Express Centurion Card

Here are all of the benefits Amex card holders can receive with access to the hotels Collection Program:

• Pay-With-Points
• Exclusive deals on lower rates for hotel bookings or reservations
• Room Upgrade upon check-in when staying 2 nights or longer
• up to $100 in hotel credits, which can be used to spend on dining, spa and other eligible activities when staying 2 nights or longer
• 5x Membership reward points for Platinum cardholders, 2x membership reward points for Gold cardholders on prepaid reservations or bookings.

The Fine Hotels & Resorts Program

The Fine Hotels & Resorts program, also known as "Amex FHR" or "FHR," has a suite of benefits such as daily breakfast for two, guaranteed 4pm check-out, complimentary WiFi, and room upgrades when available. 

The Fine hotel & Resorts program is only available for American Express Platinum cardholders and above.

When booking through the Fine Hotels & Resorts program, you'll also receive a $100 experience credit for services at the spa or food and beverages at the hotel–note that this benefit varies based on the property. 

The FHR program is entirely different from the Amex Travel Portal, so points and credits aren't guaranteed in this program. Be sure to check up on whether your points count towards the FHR program with Amex Travel's representative before booking!

Cruise Privileges Program

American Express Platinum cardholders also have access to the Cruise Privileges Program in the Amex Travel portal. 

Platinum Card and Centurion Card Members can receive amenities like $100-$300 in onboard credit, as well as 2x points per dollar spent per booking when using the Amex Travel portal. These benefits are available on sailings of five nights or more and may include additional perks specific to each cruise line. 

Platinum Destinations Vacations

Platinum Destinations Vacations is another perk of using the Amex Travel portal as an American Express Platinum cardholder. Cardholders can receive up to 2x points per dollar spent on a qualifying independent or escorted vacation package through Amex Travel. 

Additional Amex Travel Benefits

Another key benefit of booking travel through the Amex Travel portal is that users can receive additional points on bookings when using their American Express credit card. 

American Express Platinum cardholders can earn 5x points on flights and prepaid hotels, and American Express® Gold cardholders can earn 3x points on flights. American Express® Green cardholders can earn 3x points on all travel. If you're looking to rack up more American Express Member Rewards points, this is a quick way to do so.

For a comprehensive list of all available benefits associated with the Amex Travel portal, visit the  Amex Travel website . 

Is Amex Travel worth it?

Amex Travel is an easy-to-use, convenient travel booking portal, but it might not be a good option for travelers looking to get the best value for their American Express Membership Rewards points. 

While always changing, the points-to-dollar conversion rate has historically yielded less value than transferring points to partner programs like Delta or Marriott. This is worth noting because better value often means you'll get more out of the points you accrue.  

Further, you aren't guaranteed to earn loyalty points with outside partners since Amex Travel is a third-party booking service. 

For travelers looking to enhance their loyalty status, booking directly with the hotel group might make more sense. For airline miles, you might still be able to earn loyalty points or miles with the airline when booking through Amex Travel. 

Be sure to check with the airline before booking if you aim to receive miles for your flight. Note that basic economy fares, whether found on Amex Travel or another website, are sometimes not eligible for earning miles or enhancing your loyalty status. 

Something important to note is that a fee is added using the service, which is built into the cost of a ticket. This fee is unavoidable and can be higher if you call to book as opposed to using the online booking platform. The fees are waived if you have the Platinum Card, Business Platinum Card, or the Centurion Card.

For travelers considering convenience as their main priority in the booking process, Amex Travel makes it easier than ever to book a trip. 

Overall, Amex Travel is worth checking during the booking process to compare prices and points conversions on flights or hotels you might be interested in. 

However, for the budget traveler or the points-and-miles traveler, Amex Travel might not be worth it to use while booking your next vacation because of the low redemption value of American Express Membership Rewards points in the portal. 

If you're an American Express cardholder and want to earn more Membership Rewards points when booking travel, Amex Travel is a great option. If you do not have any American Express credit cards, there is no real advantage to using Amex Travel compared to any other third-party booking service. 

Our Rating: 4.1/5

• Easy to use
• Pay with Points
• Hotel benefits for Gold & Platinum Members
• Additional points per dollar spent on travel
• A pricer option for higher-end hotels and resorts
• Must be a Amex cardholder member to access
• Not guaranteed to earn loyalty points with travel providers
• Additional Amex Travel fees

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Now that you're considering redeeming some of those travel points or even alternative platforms for your travels, it's time to start planning your trip!

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On his trip to Asia, Abbott will visit a region already influencing North Texas life

Taiwan, south korea and japan have significant communities that offer business and cultural strength..

By Gromer Jeffers Jr.

10:07 AM on Jul 5, 2024 CDT

Gov. Greg Abbott’s business trip to East Asia comes as companies and immigrants from the region are influencing business, culture and entertainment across North Texas.

The countries Abbott will visit — Taiwan, South Korea and Japan — have significant communities of immigrants and nationals who enhance the vitality of North Texas, leaders say.

Much of the impact is in suburban cities like Plano.

“The diversity of Plano that was started through people coming to Plano from overseas, much of it by word of mouth to a certain degree, really became an asset or an advantage for Plano years ago,” said Plano Mayor John Muns, adding that the Toyota headquarters in Plano was a game-changer because it brought jobs and new residents to North Texas.

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Muns said the diversity makes North Texas better.

“It’s amazing how those small business areas — including the Korean growth, the Taiwanese growth and the Japanese growth — have created so many more restaurants and shops that are really authentic,” he said.

North Texas cities have sister city programs in all three countries, and those relationships have aided in bringing businesses to the area.

The Korean community has flourished in North Texas, particularly in the past two decades. Large companies like Samsung set the tone for major employment. Other top Korean companies in North Texas include Nautilus Hyosung America, LG Electronics and Harman International Industries.

Small businesses also are influential, and the region has several H Marts, a popular Asian grocery chain.

There’s an official Koreatown in Northwest Dallas, a 1.6-mile strip on Royal Lane — from Luna Road to Harry Hines Boulevard — that helped turn a blighted area plagued by crime and prostitution into an economic center.

Carrollton has one of the fastest growing Korean business hubs in the state. Dallas has the largest Korean population in Texas and, behind Atlanta, the second largest in the South.

“I was one of the original members that created the official Koreatown designation ,” said John Lee, former chairman of the Greater Dallas Korean American Chamber of Commerce. Lee said less than 100 years ago Korea “had a GDP that was much smaller than the Philippines, Vietnam and Cambodia.”

“I have a lot of pride in my Korean heritage and how we have grown by leaps and bounds,” he said. “We have become a pretty decent economic power. To be a part of that heritage, to be living in a state like Texas and especially Dallas-Fort Worth, I’m extremely proud to be a Korean American.”

North Texas also has a tight-knit Taiwanese community . Immigrants from China and Taiwan came to the region from the 1970s through the early 2000s, developing businesses and cultural identities while embracing America and Texas.

Major businesses from Taiwan are also in the region, including SMS Infocomm Corp., Delta Electronics USA and Evergreen Shipping.

Richardson’s Chinatown is a popular business center.

There’s also a Taiwanese Community Center in Richardson. The Taiwan Acrobatic Troupe has visited North Texas and is scheduled to return to Richardson in September, said Dr. Charles Ku, a retired Dentist and leader in the Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce.

North Texas officials have made business trips to Taiwan for decades, including former Dallas Mayors Annette Strauss, Ron Kirk, Tom Leppert and Mike Rawlings.

“We try to do our part because we feel like the United States is a mosaic,” Ku said. “As a Taiwanese community, we want to make sure that our part of the mosaic shines.”

The Japanese community also has grown, particularly since Toyota placed its North American headquarters in Plano.

In recent years, numerous Japanese restaurants have opened in Dallas. Plano now has a Japanese grocery store, Mitsuwa Marketplace.

There’s also the Japanese School of Dallas, which holds classes at the Ted Polk Middle School in Carrollton. Established in 1970 by the Dallas Japanese Association, the weekend school educates kindergarten through eighth-grade students, most of them children of Japanese citizens who work in North Texas and of Japanese Americans who want to keep up Japanese traditions.

“We have a Japanese school that meets every Saturday,” said Sam Shichijo, honorary consul of Japan in Dallas. “There are more than 600 students at that school.”

Shichijo said 290 Japanese companies operate in North Texas.

North Texas is a center of Japanese entertainment, including music, sports and food.

The 25th annual Otsukimi Moon Viewing Festival is scheduled for Sept. 14 at Haggard Park in Plano.

“When I was a little kid there really wasn’t much in North Texas,” said Beckie Callahan, executive director of Dallas-Fort Worth’s branch of the Japan America Society. “Now there are all kinds of cultural events that we are producing and are excited to share with people who may or may not be familiar with Japanese culture.”

Gromer Jeffers Jr. , political writer . The Howard University graduate and Chicago native has covered four presidential campaigns and written extensively about local, state and national politics. Before The News, he was a reporter at The Kansas City Star and The Chicago Defender. You can catch Gromer every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. on NBC 5's Lone Star Politics.

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Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, make the most of your trip when you book flights  through American Express Travel®. As a Platinum Card® or Business Platinum Card® Member, you can enjoy elevated benefits like access to lower airfare, 5X Membership Rewards® points on flights, and more.*

Get Rewarded when you Book Flights

Enjoy the many flight benefits that come with the Membership Rewards® program. With your Platinum or Business Platinum Card, you can enjoy flexibility to  earn 5X Membership Rewards points , or use Membership Rewards Pay with Points to cover all or part of your next flight booking through AmexTravel.com . Personal Platinum Card Members earn 5X points on up to $500,000 on air purchases per calendar year.*

International Airline Program

If you’re ready to book your next flight to your favorite international destination, as a Platinum and Business Platinum Card Member, get exclusive access to lower fares for yourself and up to 7 travel companions traveling on your same itinerary when you book select First, Business, or Premium Economy class tickets on international itineraries through the International Airline Program. Travel must originate in and return to the U.S. To book, log in to AmexTravel.com to search for flights with your preferred destination and dates of travel. Once you see your search results, qualifying flights will be highlighted by the International Airline Program banner.*

Trip Planning Tip: Good for lower fares on international round trip flights on premium class seats.

  Emirates

  Delta Air Lines

Recommended Flights

Recommended Flights offer Platinum and Business Platinum Card Members access to lower fares on select routes through North America on Delta Air Lines and Alaska Airlines through October 1, 2024. To book, login to AmexTravel.com to search for flights with your preferred destination and dates of travel. Once you see your search results, qualifying flights will be highlighted by the Recommended Flights banner.*

Trip Planning Tip: Good for lower fares when flying within North America (US, Canada, and Mexico).

*Average value based on Fine Hotels + Resorts bookings in 2020 for stays of two nights. Actual value will vary based on property, room rate, upgrade availability, and use of benefits. Terms apply

Insider Fares

Use Pay with Points to cover the entire fare and redeem fewer points with Insider Fares. Just log in on AmexTravel.com  with a Membership Rewards program enrolled American Express Card® account to access Insider Fares. Use the booking tool to search for flights. If there are enough points in your Membership Rewards balance to cover the entire fare, select qualifying flights will be highlighted by the Insider Fares banner.*

Trip Planning Trip: Good for accessing points-saving deals when you use Pay with Points for the entire fare, because fewer points are needed. 

  Lufthansa

Get More for your Trip

Experience the world with American Express Travel and let your journeys take flight with elevated style and convenience. Enjoy trip benefits and extra perks when you fly with your Platinum or Business Platinum Card. 

The American Express Global Lounge Collection®

You deserve choices. With the American Express Global Lounge Collection® get access to plenty, including 1,400+ airport lounges in over 500 airports around the world. Whether you’re looking for a place to rest and recharge or somewhere to catch up on work, enjoy our growing network of lounges across 140 countries and counting. *

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Fee Credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck®

Receive either a statement credit every 4 years after you apply for Global Entry ($100) or a statement credit every 4.5 years after you apply for a five-year membership through any Authorized Enrollment Provider for TSA PreCheck® (up to $85) when the application fee is charged to an eligible Card. If approved for Global Entry, you will receive access to TSA PreCheck® at no additional charge.*

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$189 CLEAR® Plus Credit

Receive up to $189 in statement credits per calendar year after you sign up and pay for a CLEAR Plus Membership (subject to auto-renewal) with your Platinum or Business Platinum Card®. With CLEAR, unique attributes, such as eyes or fingerprints, can help its members move faster through security at select airports.*

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$200 Airline Fee Credit

Select one qualifying airline and then receive up to $200 in statement credits per calendar year when incidental fees, such as checked bags and in-flight refreshments, are charged by the airline to your Platinum or Business Platinum Card®.*

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book flights through American Express Travel?

To book a flight, just log on to AmexTravel.com and follow the prompts. You’ll choose your departure and arrival destination, dates of travel, number of travelers, and seats (Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class, First Class). You’ll also have the option to add other services to your travel itinerary. 

What other travel services can I book through American Express Travel?

In addition to booking your flight, you’ll also have the option to book hotels, vacation packages, cruises and rental cars at AmexTravel.com.

What American Express flights program is the best for me to use?

In addition to booking a general flight, you’ll also have access to flight benefits such as the International Airline Program, Insider Fares, and Recommended Flights. Here’s a quick overview of each program:

• International Airline Program: gives you exclusive access to lower fares on select seats for yourself and up to seven additional companions, on qualifying round-trip flights originating from the U.S. Learn more here . 
• Insider Fares: lets you use Membership Rewards Pay with Points for your entire fare and take advantage of point-saving deals on select flights. Learn more here .
• Recommended Flights: gives you access to lower fares on select flights in North America. Just log in and check the Recommended Flights filter while searching and it will let you know if a lower fare is available. Learn more here.

How can I book my flight with Membership Rewards® points?

• Step 1. Log in to AmexTravel.com to access your Membership Rewards® points balance and begin by searching for a trip.
• Step 2. At checkout, select either "Use Only Points" or "Use Points + Card" then apply points to your booking.
• Step 3. Once your flight is booked, your Card will be charged the full dollar amount. A corresponding credit for the value of points used will be applied to your account in a separate transaction within 48 hours. You can learn more by visiting the How to Use Pay with Points page.

What should I know before booking a flight through American Express Travel?

You can book the following types of flights on American Express Travel Online either online or over the phone.

•Roundtrip flights return to the same airport you departed from.

•One-way flights take you from your starting point to a different returning destination.

•Multiple destination flights allow you to visit multiple destinations during your trip.

What should I know before booking a flight with American Express Travel?

•If you booked your travel with American Express Travel and you need to change/cancel a booking, we will honor the policies of your travel provider.

•Charter fares may be available for roundtrip or one-way flights.

•One-way flights are not available with vacation packages.

If you need more help, contact us by calling the number on the back of your Card.

Are Additional Card Members on Platinum Accounts eligible for flight benefits?

Flights purchased by Additional Platinum Card Members will earn the same 5X Membership Rewards points towards the Basic Card Member's account. The Basic Platinum Card Member can manage who on the account may access and use points for purchases via Pay with Points. Additional Platinum Card Members on Platinum Accounts also have access to the International Airline Program. Companion Platinum Card Members on these accounts do not have access to the International Airline Program.

*Terms and Conditions 

5X Membership Rewards® Points Platinum Card

Basic Card Members will get 1 Membership Rewards® point for each dollar charged for eligible purchases on their Platinum Card® or an Additional Card on their Account and 4 additional points (for a total of 5 points) for each dollar charged for eligible travel purchases on any Card on the Account (“Additional Points”), minus cancellations and credits. Eligible travel purchases are limited to: (i) purchases of air tickets on scheduled flights, of up to $500,000 in charges per calendar year, booked directly with passenger airlines or through American Express Travel (by calling 1-800-525-3355 or through AmexTravel.com); (ii) purchases of prepaid hotel reservations booked through American Express Travel; and (iii) purchases of prepaid flight+hotel packages booked through AmexTravel.com. Eligible travel purchases do not include: charter flights, private jet flights, flights that are part of tours, cruises, or travel packages (other than prepaid flight+hotel packages booked through AmexTravel.com), ticketing or similar service fees, ticket cancellation or change fees, property fees or similar fees, hotel group reservations or events, interest charges, or purchases of cash equivalents. Eligible prepaid hotel bookings or prepaid flight+hotel bookings that are modified directly with the hotel will not be eligible for Additional Points.

Bonuses that may be received with your Card on other purchase categories or in connection with promotions or offers from American Express cannot be combined with this benefit. Any portion of a charge that the Basic Card Member elects to cover through redemption of Membership Rewards points is not eligible to receive points. Additional terms and restrictions apply.

Merchants are assigned codes based on what they primarily sell. We group certain merchant codes into categories that are eligible for Additional Points. A purchase with a merchant will not earn Additional Points if the merchant’s code is not included in an Additional Points category. Basic Card Members may not receive Additional Points if we receive inaccurate information or are otherwise unable to identify your purchase as eligible for an Additional Points category. For example, you may not receive Additional Points when: a merchant uses a third-party to sell their products or services, a merchant uses a third-party to process or submit your transaction to us (e.g., using mobile or wireless card readers), or you choose to make a purchase using a third-party payment account or make a purchase using a mobile or digital wallet.

To be eligible for this benefit, the Card Account must not be cancelled. If American Express, in its sole discretion, determines that you have engaged in or intend to engage in any manner of abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with this benefit in any way American Express may remove access to this benefit from the Account. For additional information, call the number on the back of your Card or visit  americanexpress.com/rewards-info  for more information about rewards.

5X Membership Rewards Points for Business Platinum Card

You will get one point for each dollar charged for an eligible purchase on your Business Platinum Card® from American Express. You will get 4 additional points (for a total of 5 points) for each dollar spent on eligible travel purchases. Eligible travel purchases include scheduled flights and prepaid flight+hotel packages made online at AmexTravel.com, minus returns and other credits. Additionally, eligible travel purchases include prepaid hotel purchases made through American Express Travel, over the phone with our Travel Consultants or made online at AmexTravel.com, minus returns and other credits. Eligible travel purchases do NOT include non-prepaid hotel bookings, scheduled flights and prepaid flight+hotel packages over the phone, vacation packages, car rentals, cruise, hotel group reservations or events, ticketing service, cancellation or other fees, interest charges, purchases of travelers checks, purchases or reloading of prepaid cards, or purchases of other cash equivalents. To be eligible for the 5x Membership Rewards® points, you must both reserve and charge the travel purchase with the same eligible Business Platinum Card®. To modify a reservation you must cancel and rebook your reservation. You can cancel and rebook your reservation on AmexTravel.com or by calling a representative of AmexTravel.com at 1-800-297-2977. Cancellations are subject to hotel cancellation penalty policies. If hotel reservations are made or modified directly with the hotel provider, the reservation will not be eligible for this 5X Membership Rewards® point benefit. To be eligible to receive extra points, Card account(s) must not be cancelled or past due at the time of extra points fulfillment. If booking is cancelled, the extra points will be deducted from the Membership Rewards account. Extra points will be credited to the Membership Rewards account approximately 6-10 weeks after eligible purchases appear on the billing statement. Bonuses you may receive with your Card on other purchase categories or in connection with promotions or offers from American Express may not be combined with this benefit. The benefits associated with the Additional Card(s) you choose may be different than the benefits associated with your basic Card. 

To learn about the benefits associated with Additional Card(s) you choose, please call the number on the back of your Card. Merchants are assigned codes based on what they primarily sell. We group certain merchant codes into categories that are eligible for additional points. A purchase with a merchant will not earn additional points if the merchant’s code is not included in an additional points category. You may not receive additional points if we receive inaccurate information or are otherwise unable to identify your purchase as eligible for an additional points category. For example, you may not receive additional points when: a merchant uses a third-party to sell their products or services; or a merchant uses a third-party to process or submit your transaction to us (e.g., using mobile or wireless card readers); or you choose to make a purchase using a third-party payment account or make a purchase using a mobile or digital wallet. 

Please visit  americanexpress.com/rewards-info  for more information about rewards. 

International Airline Program benefits are valid only for eligible U.S. Consumer and Business Platinum Card® Members and Centurion® Members (Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Members are not eligible), on international tickets booked through American Express Travel for select first class, business class, and premium economy tickets with participating airlines, subject to availability. Travel must originate in and return to U.S. gateway (may exclude certain overseas territories) and select Canadian gateways. One-way travel is permitted on some airlines where routing originates in U.S. or select Canadian gateways. An eligible Card Member can book for himself/herself and up to seven passengers traveling on the same itinerary as that Card Member. Bookings must be made using an eligible Card in the Card Member’s name. Discounts are applied to the base airfare. Discounts are not combinable with other offers unless indicated and may not apply to codeshare partners. Airline fare rules and restrictions apply and are subject to change at the discretion of the airline. Tickets are non-refundable unless otherwise indicated. Tickets are non-transferable; name changes are not permitted. Benefits, participating airlines, and ticket availability are subject to change. 

Special offer fares are valid only for eligible U.S. Consumer and Business Platinum Card® and Centurion® Members (Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Card Members are not eligible) on participating airlines for select domestic routes (routes may vary by airline); routes and participating airlines are subject to change during the offer term. The eligible Card Member must be one of the travelers on the booking. Discounts are applied to the base airfare. Discounts are not combinable with other offers unless otherwise specified. Tickets are subject to applicable government-imposed taxes/fees and airline-imposed fees; if baggage, seat-selection or similar items were not included with the tickets, additional fees may apply. Airline fare rules and restrictions and ticket terms and conditions apply and are subject to change at the discretion of the airline. Tickets are non-refundable unless otherwise indicated. Tickets are non-transferable. Applicable fares will display in search results on AmexTravel.com only if the eligible Card Member is logged into his/her account. Changes to tickets (if permitted) may incur an airline-imposed change fee, and/or any difference in fare. Cancellations of tickets (if permitted) may incur an airline-imposed cancellation fee. Special offer is valid for eligible bookings made through American Express Travel from today’s date through October 1, 2024. 

Insider Fares are valid only for Membership Rewards® program-enrolled Cards when a Card Member is booking through AmexTravel.com. Insider Fares will display in search results on AmexTravel.com only if an eligible Card Member is logged into his/her account and has enough Membership Rewards points for the entire fare; otherwise, publicly available fares will display. Insider Fares are fares for which less Membership Rewards points are required to purchase the flight. The entire amount of the purchase must be covered using Membership Rewards points. Insider Fares are only available on select flights. When purchasing an Insider Fare, the dollar amount of the fare will be charged to the Card Member’s account and a credit will be issued in that dollar amount on the Card Member’s statement; additionally, the number of Membership Rewards points required for the fare will be deducted from the Card Member’s Membership Rewards account balance. Participating airlines and benefits are subject to change. For more information about the Membership Rewards program visit  www.membershiprewards.com/terms . 

Membership Rewards® Pay with Points

To use Pay with Points, you must charge your eligible purchase through American Express Travel to a Membership Rewards® program-enrolled American Express® Card. Eligible purchases through American Express Travel exclude non-prepaid car rentals and non-prepaid hotels. Points will be debited from your Membership Rewards account, and credit for corresponding dollar amount will be issued to the American Express Card account used. If points redeemed do not cover entire amount, the balance of purchase price will remain on the American Express Card account. Minimum redemption 5,000 points. 

See  membershiprewards.com/terms  for the Membership Rewards program terms and conditions. 

If a charge for a purchase is included in a Pay Over Time balance on your Linked Account the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time balance. Instead the statement credit may be applied to your Pay in Full balance. If you believe this has occurred, please contact us by calling the number on the back of your Card. Corporate Card Members are not eligible for Pay Over Time.

Membership Rewards® Program

Terms and Conditions for the Membership Rewards® program apply. Visit  membershiprewards.com/terms  for more information. Participating partners and available rewards are subject to change without notice. 

The value of Membership Rewards points varies according to how you choose to use them. To learn more, go to  www.membershiprewards.com/pointsinfo . 

U.S Consumer and Business Platinum Card Members and any Additional Platinum Card Members on the Account are eligible for access to the participating lounges in the American Express Global Lounge Collection. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Global Lounge Collection benefit. All lounge access is subject to space availability. Each lounge program within the Global Lounge Collection has its own policies and access to any of the participating lounges is subject to the applicable rules and policies. Participating lounges reserve the right to remove any person from the premises for inappropriate behavior or failure to adhere to rules, including, but not limited to, conduct that is disruptive, abusive, or violent. To be eligible for this benefit, Card Account must not be cancelled. Please refer to each program’s terms and conditions to learn more.

The Centurion® Lounge

U.S. Platinum Card Members have unlimited complimentary access to all locations of The Centurion Lounge. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to The Centurion Lounge. All access to The Centurion Lounge is subject to space availability. To access The Centurion Lounge, Platinum Card Members must arrive within 3 hours of their departing flight and present The Centurion Lounge agent with the following upon each visit: their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for a departing flight on the same day on any carrier and a government-issued I.D. Note that select lounges allow access to Card Members with a confirmed reservation for any same-day travel (departure or arrival). Refer to the specific location’s access policy for more information. Failure to present this documentation may result in access being denied. Card Members must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Centurion Lounge visitors must be of legal drinking age in the jurisdiction where the Lounge is located to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. American Express reserves the right to remove any person from the Lounge for inappropriate behavior or failure to adhere to rules, including, but not limited to, conduct that is disruptive, abusive or violent. Soliciting other Card Members for access into our Lounge is not permissible. Hours may vary by location and are subject to change. Amenities vary among The Centurion Lounge locations and are subject to change. Card Members will not be compensated for changes in locations, rates or policies. In addition to the complimentary services and amenities in the Lounge, certain services, products or amenities may be offered for sale. You are responsible for any purchases and/or servicing charges you make in The Centurion Lounge or authorize our Member Services Professionals to make on your behalf. Services available at the Member Services Desk are based on the type of American Express Card used to enter the Lounge. American Express will not be liable for any articles lost or stolen or damages suffered by visitors to The Centurion Lounge. If we in our sole discretion determine that you have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with Lounge access in any way or that you intend to do so, we may remove access to The Centurion Lounge from the Platinum Account. Use of The Centurion Lounge is subject to all rules and conditions set by American Express. American Express reserves the right to revise the rules at any time without notice.

U.S. Platinum Card Members, U.S. Business Platinum Card Members and Additional U.S. Platinum Card Members on the Account will be charged a $50 fee for each guest (or $30 for children aged 2 through 17, with proof of age) unless they have qualified for Complimentary Guest Access. U.S. Platinum Card and U.S. Business Platinum Card Members may qualify for Complimentary Guest Access for up to two (2) guests per visit to locations of The Centurion Lounge in the U.S., Hong Kong International Airport and London Heathrow Airport (“Complimentary Guest Access”), after spending $75,000 or more on eligible purchases on the Platinum Account in a calendar year. Once effective, Complimentary Guest Access will be available for the remainder of the calendar year in which it became effective, the following calendar year, and until January 31 of the next calendar year (for example, if Complimentary Guest Access became effective on May 1, 2023, it would remain effective until January 31, 2025). Eligible purchases made by any Additional Card Members on the Platinum Account will contribute to the purchase requirement. Complimentary Guest Access is limited to two (2) guests per Card Member per visit, regardless of whether you are eligible for complimentary guest access through multiple Platinum Accounts or through other Amex Cards. Guest access policies may vary internationally by location and are subject to change.

Eligibility for Complimentary Guest Access will typically be processed within a week of the Platinum Account’s meeting the purchase requirement, but may take up to 12 weeks to become effective. Complimentary Guest Access status will be reflected in the Benefits tab of your online Account and in the American Express App. Eligible purchases to meet the purchase requirement are for goods and services minus returns and other credits. Eligible purchases do NOT include fees or interest charges, cash advances, purchases of travelers checks, purchases or reloading of prepaid cards, purchases of gift cards, person-to-person payments, or other cash equivalents. If a Card Member upgrades or downgrades from a different American Express Card to a Platinum Account, eligible purchases made on that Card Account will count toward meeting the purchase requirement to achieve Complimentary Guest Access on the new Platinum Account.

Escape Lounges – The Centurion® Studio Partner

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to Escape Lounges – The Centurion® Studio Partner. Card Members receive complimentary access to all US locations of the Escape Lounges. Card Member must present their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier and government-issued I.D. Card Member must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Escape Lounge visitors must be of legal drinking age in the jurisdiction where the Lounge is located to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. The eligible flight must be booked on a U.S. issued American Express credit card and Card Members may bring up to two complimentary guests per visit. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. Card Members and their guests will receive all of the complimentary benefits and amenities afforded to the Escape Lounge customers, including access to purchase non-complimentary items. Some product features may be subject to additional charges. Escape Lounge locations are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply.

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Lufthansa lounges benefit. Platinum Card Members have complimentary access to select Lufthansa Business Lounges (regardless of ticket class) and Lufthansa Senator Lounges (when flying business class) when flying on a Lufthansa Group flight. To access the Lufthansa lounges, a Platinum Card Member must present their valid Platinum Card, a government issued I.D., and a same-day departure boarding pass showing confirmed reservation on a Lufthansa Group flight (Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian airlines). Card Members must adhere to all rules of participating lounges. Participating lounges and locations subject to change without notice. Additional guest access and fees subject to terms and conditions of participating lounges. In some Lounges the Platinum Card Member must be at least 18 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Must be of legal drinking age to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. For the most current list of Lufthansa lounges, guest access requirements, rules, and pricing policy, please visit  https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/lounges .

Plaza Premium Lounges

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Plaza Premium Lounges benefit. Card Members receive complimentary access to any global location of Plaza Premium Lounges. To access Plaza Premium Lounges, Card Member must present their valid Card, a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier and government-issued I.D. In some cases, Card Member must be 21 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Card Members may bring up to two (2) companions into Plaza Premium Lounges as complimentary guests. Must be of legal drinking age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. Card Members and their guests will receive all of the complimentary benefits and amenities afforded to the Plaza Premium Lounge customers, as well as access to purchase non-complimentary items. Some product features may be subject to additional charges. Plaza Premium Lounge locations are subject to change.

Priority Pass Select

This benefit is available to U.S. Platinum Card Members. Platinum Card Members and Additional Platinum Card Members must enroll in the Priority Pass™ Select program through the benefits section of their americanexpress.com account or by calling the number on the back of their Card to receive the benefit. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for the Priority Pass Select benefit. Priority Pass is an independent airport lounge access program. You acknowledge and agree that American Express will verify your Card Account number and provide updated Card Account information to Priority Pass. Priority Pass will use this information to fulfill on the Priority Pass Select program and may use this information for marketing related to the program. Once enrolled, Platinum Card Members with a valid Card Account may access participating Priority Pass Select lounges by presenting their Priority Pass Select card and airline boarding pass. If the Card Account is canceled, you will not be eligible for Priority Pass Select and your enrollment will be canceled. When visiting a Priority Pass Select lounge that admits guests, Platinum Card Members receive complimentary access for up to two accompanying guests. After two guests, the Card Account on file with Priority Pass Select will be automatically charged the guest visit fee of the Priority Pass Standard program for each additional guest after you have signed up for the additional guest visit and it has been reported to Priority Pass by the participating lounge. Some lounges limit the number of guests or do not admit guests. In some lounges, Priority Pass Select members must be 21 years of age to enter without a parent or guardian. Priority Pass Select members must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges and access to participating lounges is subject to all rules, terms and conditions of the applicable lounge. Amenities may vary among airport lounge locations. Conference rooms, where available, may be reserved for a nominal fee. Priority Pass Select lounge partners and locations are subject to change. All Priority Pass Select members must adhere to the Priority Pass Conditions of Use, which will be sent to you with your membership package, and can be viewed at www.prioritypass.com. Upon receipt of your enrollment information, Priority Pass will send your Priority Pass Select card and membership package which you should receive within 10–14 business days. If you have not received the Priority Pass card after 14 days, please contact American Express using the number on the back of your American Express® Card. To receive immediate access to lounges after your enrollment in Priority Pass Select has been processed, you can activate your membership online by using your Priority Pass Select membership details to receive a Digital Membership Card. For a step-by-step guide on the activation process, visit  prioritypass.com/activation .

Additional Global Lounge Collection Partner Lounges

American Express offers access to additional lounges in the Global Lounge Collection where U.S. Platinum Card Members have unlimited complimentary access to participating locations. Companion Platinum Cards on Consumer Platinum Accounts and Additional Gold and Additional Business Expense Cards on Business Platinum Accounts are not eligible for access to participating locations. Card Members must present their valid Platinum Card, a government-issued I.D., and a boarding pass showing a confirmed reservation for same-day travel on any carrier. Guest access and associated fees are subject to the terms and conditions of the participating lounge provider. Participation, locations, rates, and policies of lounges are subject to change without notice, and Card Members and their guests will not be compensated for such changes. Amenities, services, and hours may vary by participating lounge and are subject to change without notice. American Express and the participating lounge will not be liable for any articles lost or stolen, or damages suffered by the Card Member or guests inside the participating lounge. For participating lounges with a self-service bar, the Card Member may be required to be of legal drinking age in the participating lounge jurisdiction to enter without a parent or legal guardian. All Card Members and their guests must be of legal drinking age to consume alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly. Each participating lounge may have their own policy allowing for children under a certain age to enter for free with the Card Member who is a parent or legal guardian. Card Member must adhere to all house rules of participating lounges. If American Express, in its sole discretion, determines that the Card Member or their guests have engaged in abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with access to participating lounges in any way, or that the Card Member or their guests intend to do so, we may remove access to the Additional Lounges from the Account. American Express and the participating lounge reserve the right to revise the rules at any time without notice. For the most current list of participating lounges and access requirements, please use the Lounge Finder feature in the American Express App or visit  www.americanexpress.com/findalounge .

$189 CLEAR Plus Credit Basic Card Members can earn up to $189 in statement credits per calendar year when the Platinum Card® or Additional Cards on the Account are used to pay for an annual CLEAR Plus Membership. Enrollment in CLEAR Plus is required and is subject to CLEAR's terms and conditions. CLEAR Plus Memberships automatically renew each year unless canceled and CLEAR will charge the applicable Membership fee to the Card CLEAR has on file. American Express has no control over the application and/or approval process for CLEAR, and does not have access to any information provided to CLEAR by the Card Member or by CLEAR to the Card Member. American Express has no liability regarding the CLEAR program. If a Card Member's application is not approved by CLEAR, CLEAR will refund the charges. If the statement credit benefit has been applied before CLEAR refunds the charges, that statement credit will be reversed. Purchases by both the Basic Card Member and any Additional Card Members on the Card Account are eligible for statement credits. However, the total amount of statement credits for eligible purchases will not exceed $189 across all Cards on the Account per calendar year. For additional information on the CLEAR program, including information regarding Membership, eligibility, and for a list of participating locations, as well as the full terms and conditions of the program, please go to  www.clearme.com . The CLEAR program is subject to change, and American Express has no control over those changes. Please allow up to 6-8 weeks after a qualifying CLEAR transaction is charged to the Card Account for the statement credit to be posted to the Account. American Express relies on accurate transaction data to identify eligible CLEAR Plus purchases. If you do not see a credit for a qualifying purchase on your eligible Card after 8 weeks, please call the number on the back of your Card. Card Members remain responsible for timely payment of all CLEAR charges. If you are assigned a new Card number or have a Card number on file with CLEAR that is outdated (for example, if you replace your Card or if your Card has expired), you must update your Card information on file with CLEAR to help ensure that statement credits are received for eligible CLEAR Plus Membership fees. To be eligible for this benefit, the Card Account must not be cancelled or past due at the time of statement credit fulfillment. If a charge for an eligible purchase is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account, the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature balance. Instead, the statement credit may be applied to your Pay In Full balance. For additional information, call the number on the back of your Card.

Fee Credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck® The benefit is available to (i) Corporate Gold Card Members, (ii) Consumer Platinum Card® Members, Corporate Platinum Card® Members and Business Platinum Card® Members, and (iii) Centurion® Card Members. The benefit is also available to all Additional Card Members on Consumer and Business Platinum Accounts, and all Additional Card Members on Consumer and Business Centurion Accounts. To receive the Global Entry statement credit of $100 or the TSA PreCheck statement credit of up to $85, Basic or Additional Card Members on the eligible Card Account must pay for the respective application fee through a TSA PreCheck official enrollment provider with their eligible Card. Basic Card Members are eligible to receive a statement credit every 4.5 years for the TSA PreCheck® application fee (when applying through a TSA official enrollment provider) and every 4 years for the Global Entry application fee, in each case when charged to the Basic Card or any eligible Additional Cards on the eligible Card Account. Basic Card Members will receive a statement credit for the first program (either Global Entry or TSA PreCheck) to which they or their eligible Additional Cards apply and pay for with their eligible Card regardless of whether they are approved for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck. However, eligible Card Members can earn no more than one credit for up to $85 for TSA PreCheck or $100 credit for Global Entry (but not both programs), depending upon the program the Card Member first applies for, for an application fee charged to an eligible Card. American Express has no control over the application and/or approval process for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck, and does not have access to any information provided to the government by the Card Member or by the government to the Card Member. American Express has no liability regarding the Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Programs. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) (for Global Entry) and U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) (for TSA PreCheck) charge an application fee to process each respective application regardless of whether the Card Member’s application is approved. The Department of Homeland Security may suspend acceptance of applications on any basis at its discretion. American Express will provide a statement credit for the application fee regardless of the decision made by CBP (for Global Entry) or TSA (for TSA PreCheck) but will not provide a statement credit for subsequent application fees charged to the same eligible Card within 4 years (for Global Entry) or 4.5 years (for TSA PreCheck), even if the original application is rejected.

Membership for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck is per person, and a separate application must be completed for each individual. TSA PreCheck application must be processed through a TSA official enrollment provider. Global Entry membership also includes access to the TSA PreCheck program with no additional application or fee required. For additional information on the Global Entry or TSA PreCheck programs, including information regarding the application and/or approval process and for a list of participating airlines and airports, as well as the full terms and conditions of the programs, please go to  www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/global-entry  for Global Entry and www.tsa.gov for TSA PreCheck. The Global Entry or TSA PreCheck programs are subject to change, and American Express has no control over those changes.

The statement credit benefit applies to the Global Entry or TSA PreCheck programs only. Other program applications including, but not limited to, NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST, and Privium are not eligible for the statement credit benefit.

Please allow up to 8 weeks after the qualifying Global Entry or TSA PreCheck transaction is charged to the eligible Card account for the statement credit to be posted to the Card account. American Express relies on accurate transaction data to identify eligible Global Entry and TSA PreCheck purchases. If you do not see a credit for a qualifying purchase on your eligible Card after 8 weeks, simply call the number on the back of your Card. Card Members are responsible for payment of all application charges until the statement credit posts to the Card Account. Statement credits may be reversed if an eligible purchase is returned/cancelled.

To be eligible for this benefit, the Card Account must not be cancelled and not past due at the time of statement credits fulfillment. If American Express, in it’s sole discretion, determines that you have engaged in or intend to engage in any manner of abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with this benefit, American Express will not have an obligation to provide statement credits and may reverse any statement credits provided to you. If a charge for an eligible purchase is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account, the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature balance. Instead, the statement credit may be applied to your Pay In Full balance. For additional information, call the number on the back of your Card.

$200 Airline Fee Credit for Platinum and Corporate Platinum Enrollment through American Express is required to receive the benefit. Basic Card Members on U.S. Consumer and Corporate Platinum Card Accounts can enroll in the benefit by making their airline selection in the Benefits section of their americanexpress.com online account or by calling us. Enrolled Basic Card Members on U.S. Consumer Platinum and U.S. Corporate Platinum Card Accounts are eligible to receive up to $200 in statement credits per calendar year for incidental airline fees charged by their one selected qualifying airline to the enrolled Card Account. Purchases by both the Basic Card Member and Additional Card Members on the enrolled Card Account are eligible for statement credits. However, the total amount of statement credits will not exceed $200 per calendar year, per Card Account. To receive statement credits, the Basic Card Member must select one qualifying airline through their American Express Online Account or the link for their Card below:

• American Express Platinum Card®: https://global.americanexpress.com/card-benefits/enroll/airline-fee-credit/platinum • Goldman Sachs Platinum Card®: https://global.americanexpress.com/card-benefits/enroll/airline-fee-credit/goldman-platinum-card • Morgan Stanley Platinum Card®: https://global.americanexpress.com/card-benefits/enroll/airline-fee-credit/morgan-stanley-platinum-card • Charles Schwab Platinum Card®: https://global.americanexpress.com/card-benefits/enroll/airline-fee-credit/schwab-platinum-card • American Express Corporate Platinum Card®: https://global.americanexpress.com/card-benefits/enroll/airline-fee-credit/corporate-platinum

Qualifying airlines include Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Spirit Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines, and are subject to change. Only the Basic Card Member or Authorized Account Manager(s) on the Card Account can select the qualifying airline. Card Members who have not chosen one qualifying airline will be able to do so at any time. Card Members who have already selected one qualifying airline will be able to change their choice one time each year in January through their American Express Online Account or by calling the number on the back of the Card. Card Members who do not change their airline selection will remain with their current airline. Incidental airline fees must be separate charges from airline ticket charges. Fees not charged by the Card Member's selected airline (e.g. wireless internet and fees incurred with airline alliance partners) do not qualify for statement credits. Incidental airline fees charged prior to selection of a qualifying airline are not eligible for statement credits. Airline tickets, upgrades, mileage points purchases, mileage points transfer fees, gift cards, duty free purchases, and award tickets are not deemed to be incidental fees. The airline must submit the charge under the appropriate merchant code, industry code, or required service or product identifier for the charge to be recognized as an incidental air travel fee.

Please allow 6-8 weeks after the qualifying incidental air travel fee is charged to your Card Account for statement credit(s) to be posted to the Account. American Express relies on airlines to submit the correct information on airline transactions, so please call the number on the back of the Card if statement credits have not posted after 8 weeks from the date of purchase. Card Members remain responsible for timely payment of all charges. Statement credits may be reversed if an eligible purchase is returned/cancelled. To be eligible for this benefit, Card Account(s) must be not canceled and not past due at the time of statement credit fulfillment. If American Express, in its sole discretion, determines that you have engaged in or intend to engage in any manner of abuse, misuse, or gaming in connection with this benefit, American Express will not have an obligation to provide statement credits and may reverse any statement credits provided to you. If a charge for an eligible purchase is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account, the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature balance. Instead, the statement credit may be applied to your Pay In Full balance. For additional information, call the number on the back of your Card.

$200 Airline Fee Credit for Business Platinum Card

Benefit is available to Business Platinum Card® Members only. To receive statement credits of up to $200 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, Card Member must select one qualifying airline at www.americanexpress.com/airlinechoice. Qualifying airlines are subject to change. Only the Basic Card Member or Authorized Account Manager(s) on the Card Account can select the qualifying airline. Card Members who have not chosen a qualifying airline will be able to do so at any time. Card Members who have already selected a qualifying airline will be able to change their choice one time each year in January at www.americanexpress.com/airlinechoice or by calling the number on the back of the Card. Card Members who do not change their airline selection will remain with their current airline. The qualifying airline Business Platinum Card Members select for this $200 benefit and the 35% Airline Bonus must be the same. Statement Credits: Incidental air travel fees must be charged to the Card Member on the eligible Card Account for the benefit to apply. Incidental air travel fees charged by both the Basic and Additional Card Members on the eligible Card Account are eligible for statement credits. However, each Card Account is eligible for up to a total of $200 per calendar year in statement credits across all Cards on the Account. Incidental air travel fees must be separate charges from airline ticket charges. Fees not charged by the Card Member’s airline of choice (e.g. wireless internet and fees incurred with airline alliance partners) do not qualify for statement credits. Incidental air travel fees charged prior to selection of a qualifying airline are not eligible for statement credits. Airline tickets, upgrades, mileage points purchases, mileage points transfer fees, gift cards, duty free purchases, and award tickets are not deemed to be incidental fees. The airline must submit the charge under the appropriate merchant code, industry code, or required service or product identifier for the charge to be recognized as an incidental air travel fee. Please allow 6-8 weeks after the qualifying incidental air travel fee is charged to your Card Account for statement credit(s) to be posted to the Account. We rely on airlines to submit the correct information on airline transactions, so please call the number on the back of the Card if statement credits have not posted after 8 weeks from the date of purchase. Card Members remain responsible for timely payment of all charges. To be eligible for this benefit, Card Account(s) must be not canceled and not past due at the time of statement credit fulfillment. If a charge for any incidental air travel fee is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account (for example, Sign & Travel), the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature balance. Instead, the statement credit may be applied to your Pay In Full balance. For additional information about this benefit, call the number on the back of your Card.

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