Airport Lounges

Lounge access options at Harry Reid International Airport — Priority Pass, airline lounges and day passes.

Lounges at LAS

LAS is not a major airline hub, so there are no large carrier flagship lounges (no Delta Sky Club or United Club here). The main sit-down lounge is 'The Club LAS,' present in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, alongside paid relaxation/spa outlets (XpresSpa, The Chiroport) in Terminals 1 and 3. Terminal 2 has no lounge or Priority Pass venue at all.

The Club LAS (Terminal 1)

The Club LAS (Terminal 3)

Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Terminal 1)

Priority Pass accepted at LAS

Insider tip

Important recent change: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LAS dropped Priority Pass access as of August 15, 2026 — it's now Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders (or paid entry) only. Priority Pass holders should use 'The Club LAS' in Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 instead, which remains on the network.

Lounge availability, access policies and amenities at LAS change regularly. Verify with the lounge operator or your card/membership provider before travel.

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Lounge Tips for Las Vegas

Arrive at the lounge at least 90 minutes before departure — most lounges get crowded in the final hour before peak departures.

Lounge WiFi is usually much faster and more reliable than the general terminal network — ideal for last-minute work.

Check your travel credit card benefits before buying a Priority Pass — many premium cards include complimentary lounge access.

Alliance status matters: Star Alliance Gold, oneworld Emerald/Sapphire and SkyTeam Elite Plus members can typically access partner lounges even when flying Economy.

Some lounges at LAS may be airside only — confirm whether your lounge is accessible before or after security.

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