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On the day of our visit the main meal was beef short ribs (which were delicious if not exactly good for the waistline) The dining area is also in this part of the lounge:Īnd this is also where you’ll find the bar:Īs with all the Amex Centurion Lounges, the food is self-serve and considerably better than anything you’ll find in the lounges run by the US airlines.

Most of the comfortable seating is in this area but, due to the volume of people in the lounge, we ended up sitting in one of the areas to the side of the welcome desk. The seating areas further inside the lounge are set up along a large, floor-to-ceiling, glass window which overlooks part of the Miami Airport apron. This area here is also where you’ll find the lockers that you can use to store your carry-on if you’d rather not have it with you while you’re in the lounge: The lounge has a number of seating areas, most of which are ahead of you as you stand at the welcome desk, but there is seating to the left and right of the welcome desk too: The lounge was already very busy when we got there and it would get even busier during our stay (apologies in advance for the poor pictures in this post but it’s hard to take a good shot when there are dozens of people milling about). World wide Amex Cards are also eligible.įind out more about access to the lounges here. Note: You do not have to be a US Amex Card holder to access the lounges.

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Holders of these cards can also bring in up to two guests.Īll other Amex Card holders may access the lounges by purchasing a one-day pass for $50 per adult – children under 18 get free access when accompanied by an adult with a one-day pass. The Amex Centurion lounges are accessible, for free, by holders of an American Express Platinum Card or the American Express Centurion Card. …and, when you reach the fourth floor, you’re greeted by the Amex Centurion Lounge welcome desks. The lounge sits on the 4th floor above the concourse housing the airline gates and is open to travelers between 5am and 11pm every day.Įntry to the lounge is via one of two elevators at concourse level…. The lounge is situated in concourse D of Miami Airport, near gate D12, which this makes it very convenient for American Airlines travelers whose flights depart from the surrounding gates. The Amex Centurion lounge in Miami opened in June of this year and was a welcome addition to an airport where the lounges are really not up to much. Review: American Airlines 777-300ER Business Class (JFK-LHR).Review: American Airlines Flagship Lounge JFK.Review: American Airlines 737 First Class (MIA-LGA).Review: American Airlines Admirals Club Miami (Gate 30).Review: American Airlines 737 Economy Class (MIA-AUA).Review: American Airlines 777-200 Economy Class (LHR-MIA).This post is part of a broader Aruba & NYC trip report from October 2015.

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