Centurion Lounge at LAS (2013 - 2021)
#241
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Canada
Programs: BA Gold (OWE), Star Alliance Gold, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 2,194
I wish we had one in London Heathrow Terminal 4, there is only a SkyTeam Lounge. Could really do with a decent lounge.
#242
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Arizona
Posts: 5,695
I do not even think Amex knows PHX exists. I have never seen a invitation only event, Centurion event, etc for PHX.
#243
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: SXSW
Programs: DL Plat; HH Diamond; SPG & Hyatt Plat
Posts: 996
Since the last solid Product Manager for Centurion left, the product has really gone downhill. The current product managers are out of touch with what Centurions really want and need.
#244
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Programs: AA EXP(.96MM), AMEX Platinum, United Premier Silver, Delta Gold, SPG Platinum 50, Hilton Gold VIP
Posts: 1,744
I visited this lounge yesterday and wrote a full detailed review about it:
American Express Centurion Lounge Review at Las Vegas Airport Part 1 (review of the lounge)
http://first2board.com/pointssummary...irport-part-1/
American Express Centurion Lounge Review at Las Vegas Airport Part 2 (food and beverage portion)
http://first2board.com/pointssummary...irport-part-2/
American Express Centurion Lounge Review at Las Vegas Airport Part 1 (review of the lounge)
http://first2board.com/pointssummary...irport-part-1/
American Express Centurion Lounge Review at Las Vegas Airport Part 2 (food and beverage portion)
http://first2board.com/pointssummary...irport-part-2/
#245
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Canada
Posts: 47
Has anyone tried getting in this lounge with a Canadian Platinum Card (and not paid the $50 fee)? Going through the Platinum "manual" it states access to "American Express Lounges" for Card member + 1 Traveling companion
Last edited by mia; May 29, 2013 at 7:16 am Reason: Remove oversized image
#246
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Sandy, UT
Programs: delta
Posts: 12
You will love it. Like an Internaitonal Airport Lounge
Take the free pass! the food is great and it is like the Narita or Osaka lounge or Frankfurt lounge where you are treated like a true customer that is highly valued!^
#247
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: LAS
Programs: Southwest, United, Marriott
Posts: 160
Those drinks look great.
Last edited by Calipso; May 29, 2013 at 1:53 pm Reason: Thanks for continuing to edit my posts mom!
#248
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: SEA
Posts: 3,958
Nice review. I appreciate all of the pictures. The place looks nice. I'll be in LAS this weekend, but out of the A gates (flying US). Any idea how far of a walk that would be, or if I could even do it airside?
#249
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
Programs: AA Exec Plat, Marriott Plat, Priority Club Plat, HHonors Diamond, Avis CC
Posts: 673
When you get to the airport, go through the security for the D gates and then take the tram. On your return, you will need to find someone to open the glass door between the D gates and C gates (before leaving the security area).
Review of lounge and getting to A gates
#250
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Los Angeles
Programs: Delta PM, Hilton Diamond, Starwoord Gold, Amex Centurion, Global Entry
Posts: 227
Earlier this month I was on my bachelor party, travveling back from LAS-AMS when the plane broke down, leaving us at the gate. After 2.5 hours on the phone with Delta their plan was to split the group of 16 up in smaller groups scattered an various routes homes, and everyone losing their economy comfort seating. After the DL agent send us to the next gate for a LAS-SLC flight and the gate agent denied us, it was time to hang up the phone and I got the group of 16 people into the Centurion Lounge. Excellent food, excellent drinks, but the best thing were the ladies working the front desk. They made new, better travel schedules with Delta, they got our compensation taken care of, they booked us for one additional night into the Four Seasons and we got three nice rental cars: 2 Yukons and a Panamera. They took care of the whole group while we were enjoying the breakfast and lunch, took a shower and just relaxed.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
#251
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
Programs: AA Exec Plat, Marriott Plat, Priority Club Plat, HHonors Diamond, Avis CC
Posts: 673
Earlier this month I was on my bachelor party, travveling back from LAS-AMS when the plane broke down, leaving us at the gate. After 2.5 hours on the phone with Delta their plan was to split the group of 16 up in smaller groups scattered an various routes homes, and everyone losing their economy comfort seating. After the DL agent send us to the next gate for a LAS-SLC flight and the gate agent denied us, it was time to hang up the phone and I got the group of 16 people into the Centurion Lounge. Excellent food, excellent drinks, but the best thing were the ladies working the front desk. They made new, better travel schedules with Delta, they got our compensation taken care of, they booked us for one additional night into the Four Seasons and we got three nice rental cars: 2 Yukons and a Panamera. They took care of the whole group while we were enjoying the breakfast and lunch, took a shower and just relaxed.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
Also, why in the world would you need rental cars to go from the airport to the Four Seasons and back just for 1 night?
Last edited by GNALUZU; May 30, 2013 at 2:58 pm
#252
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Los Angeles
Programs: Delta PM, Hilton Diamond, Starwoord Gold, Amex Centurion, Global Entry
Posts: 227
Rental car is for shopping and dinner out of town. The strip is nice for a couple of days max.
#253
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Las Vegas
Programs: DL DM, AA PlatPro, Hilton DM, Hyatt Glob, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC, National EE
Posts: 1,532
Earlier this month I was on my bachelor party, travveling back from LAS-AMS when the plane broke down, leaving us at the gate. After 2.5 hours on the phone with Delta their plan was to split the group of 16 up in smaller groups scattered an various routes homes, and everyone losing their economy comfort seating. After the DL agent send us to the next gate for a LAS-SLC flight and the gate agent denied us, it was time to hang up the phone and I got the group of 16 people into the Centurion Lounge. Excellent food, excellent drinks, but the best thing were the ladies working the front desk. They made new, better travel schedules with Delta, they got our compensation taken care of, they booked us for one additional night into the Four Seasons and we got three nice rental cars: 2 Yukons and a Panamera. They took care of the whole group while we were enjoying the breakfast and lunch, took a shower and just relaxed.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
So we had one additonal day in Vegas, in a great hotel and nice rentals. Upon arriving at Hertz, we traded the Panamera for the Ferrari California. We had a great time.
One minor issue: the shower overflows the entire bathroom and even underneath the door into the lounge.
#254
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Denver, CO
Programs: UA Silver, Bonvoy Gold, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 21,582
One nice perk of the free pass was that you can also bring in two guests, which I didn't know. So I texted a buddy who was flying out later than I was, but was flying out of WN.
He said he got denied trying to get to the D gates with his WN boarding pass. Oh well.
It was a very nice lounge, and I enjoyed my hour in there. That said, given I aim to get to my gate 30 minutes prior to boarding, it would not be worth $50 for me. If my plane went mechanical and delayed for 13 hours, like the group near me experienced, then I would see the value.
It was a very nice lounge, and I enjoyed my hour in there. That said, given I aim to get to my gate 30 minutes prior to boarding, it would not be worth $50 for me. If my plane went mechanical and delayed for 13 hours, like the group near me experienced, then I would see the value.
#255
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: NYC
Programs: Hilton/Marriott Gold
Posts: 75
Anyone else get an e-mail today from AMEX Travel? I have a PRG and got an e-mail on the lounge that included this gem:
The Centurion Lounge is more than just a lounge, it's an oasis. Discover a world of service while you wait and enjoy many complimentary amenities exclusively for American Express® Cardmembers with a valid American Express Credit or Charge Card. You can purchase access to the Lounge with any valid American Express Credit or Charge Card for $50 per adult entry.
YOUR ACCESS INCLUDES COMPLIMENTARY:
• Seasonal gourmet fare designed by our celebrity chef, Scott Conant
• Signature cocktails crafted by our renowned mixologist
• Wi-Fi to stay productive in your own private work nook
• Assistance with dinner reservations and entertainment ticket requests
Please explain to me how something is a complimentary benefit if I have to pay $50 to get in.
Oh, marketing...
The Centurion Lounge is more than just a lounge, it's an oasis. Discover a world of service while you wait and enjoy many complimentary amenities exclusively for American Express® Cardmembers with a valid American Express Credit or Charge Card. You can purchase access to the Lounge with any valid American Express Credit or Charge Card for $50 per adult entry.
YOUR ACCESS INCLUDES COMPLIMENTARY:
• Seasonal gourmet fare designed by our celebrity chef, Scott Conant
• Signature cocktails crafted by our renowned mixologist
• Wi-Fi to stay productive in your own private work nook
• Assistance with dinner reservations and entertainment ticket requests
Please explain to me how something is a complimentary benefit if I have to pay $50 to get in.
Oh, marketing...