American Express Membership Rewards - Over twenty flavors of Amex cards allow entry into Delta lounge

Over twenty flavors of Amex cards get you into Delta lounge for free. No wonder they are confused some times.

Over twenty flavors of Amex cards get you into Delta lounge for free. No wonder they are confused some times.

Care to give us a rundown on the list of flavors?

I have a photo and could not figure out how to post and also not sure if it would violate Flyertalk TOS or if proprietary to Amex. On top of list is three cards: Centurion, Platinum, Delta Reserve, then many many other amex cards followed by eight cards that allow entry for $25.00 At the bottom is the phone number of each card customer service.

To post a photo, you use the little photo image on the "quick reply" box, it's the icon that looks a bit like a little postcard. I don't think it would violate any FT TOS rules.

Now I'm curious. I can only think of the three Centurion already mentioned--I'm especially curious on those with the discounted entry, as I'd never heard them before. I hope we can see the rest.

The amount of information in this thread is overwhelming.

curious on those with the discounted entry, as I'd never heard them before. I hope we can see the rest.

Those are Skymiles credit cards. I believe the entrance fee is reduced to $25.

Now I'm curious. I can only think of the three Centurion already mentioned--I'm especially curious on those with the discounted entry, as I'd never heard them before. I hope we can see the rest.

The Delta branded cards - Delta Gold and Delta Platinum get the $25 entry.
This gets very confusing on the Delta board when people complain they have heard of Platinum getting free entry but they have to pay.

Yesterday flying through MKE, I accidentally handed my Delta Amex Platinum instead of my Real Amex Platinum. Luckily, she knows me and asked if that was really the card I wanted to use.

My guess is that many of the cards and Country Variations (Canada Platinum) etc..

Interesting. I don't remember that being listed anywhere on the benefits page. I guess I'll look again.