Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)

Airport Lounges

Lounge access options at Salt Lake City International Airport — Priority Pass, airline lounges and day passes.

Lounges at SLC

SLC's lounge lineup grew substantially with the new terminal (opened 2020) and its ongoing expansion — Delta operates Sky Clubs in both Concourse A and Concourse B, and American Express opened a large Centurion Lounge in Concourse B in 2026.

Delta Sky Club (Concourse A)
Delta Sky Club (Concourse B)
The Centurion Lounge (Concourse B)
Insider tip

Delta Sky Clubs here run on Delta status/paid-membership access (not Priority Pass), and the Centurion Lounge is Amex-card access only — if you hold neither, there's no walk-in lounge option, so budget for the well-regarded food hall instead.

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

Priority Pass Membership

Frequent traveller? A Priority Pass membership pays for itself quickly if you use lounges regularly — access at SLC and 1,500+ airports worldwide.

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Book a Lounge Day Pass

Not a frequent flyer? Buy a single-visit day pass for SLC and enjoy the lounge on your next trip — no membership needed.

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Lounge Tips for Salt Lake City

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 SLC may be airside only — confirm whether your lounge is accessible before or after security.
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