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LAX airport lounges

Los Angeles International

2.8

Amenities, from 15 metrics

Lounges
19 open
Terminals
10
Airlines
32
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🏗️ Renovated Sep 2013

Lounges by terminal

21 lounges across 10 terminals, best-rated first. Details checked as recently as .

Amenities unrated

1 lounge

3.0amenities

2 lounges

3.2amenities

2 lounges

2.7amenities

2 lounges

2.9amenities
Terminal 5

0 lounges

3.2amenities

2 lounges

3.2amenities

2 lounges

3.0amenities
Terminal 8

0 lounges

2.9amenities

No lounges here. Uncivilized.

3.5amenities

Nonstop from LAX

179 destinations on 66 airlines

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New routesUA Los Angeles to OsakaFrom Mar 28, 2027

Route sources (including Wikipedia fallback): Aer Lingus ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Aeroméxico ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Air France ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Alaska Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026) and 71 more.

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Cruises from Los Angeles

7 ships sail from Long Beach, California, Los Angeles, California, which cruisers fly in to through LAX. Flying in to board? A lounge above is the place to wait.

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Amenity ratings

How the whole airport handles you: security, bags, immigration, getting between terminals. Each scored 1–5; the overall is their average.

Security speed
3
Check-in & bag drop
2
Baggage delivery
3
Immigration & customs
4
Signage & wayfinding
3
Terminal transfers
2
Ground transport
2
Cleanliness
3
Food & drink
2
Shopping
3
Wi-Fi
3
Seating
2
Restrooms
2
Accessibility
4
On-time departures
4
What a 5 means for each metric
Security speed
through the checkpoint in minutes, even at peak
Check-in & bag drop
short lines, plenty of kiosks, quick bag drop
Baggage delivery
bags on the belt by the time you reach it
Immigration & customs
fast lanes, e-gates, no hour-long queues
Signage & wayfinding
clear signs, easy to find your gate
Terminal transfers
quick train or walk between terminals, airside
Ground transport
rail link, easy taxis and rideshare pickup
Cleanliness
spotless floors, restrooms, and seating
Food & drink
real restaurants and good coffee, not just kiosks
Shopping
useful shops, not only duty-free perfume
Wi-Fi
free, fast, no captive-portal hassle
Seating
comfortable seats with power, easy to find
Restrooms
clean, plentiful, never a queue
Accessibility
step-free routes, help easy to find
On-time departures
flights rarely delayed by the airport itself

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Quick answers

How many lounges are there at Los Angeles International?

Lounge Frog lists 21 lounges at Los Angeles International (LAX) across 10 terminals: 1 in American Eagle Regional Terminal, 1 in Terminal 1, 2 in Terminal 2, 2 in Terminal 3, 2 in Terminal 4, 0 in Terminal 5, 2 in Terminal 6, 2 in Terminal 7, 0 in Terminal 8 and 9 in Tom Bradley International Terminal.

Which lounges at LAX can I use with SkyTeam Elite Plus Lounge Access?

Lounge Frog lists 6 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route through SkyTeam Elite Plus Lounge Access: Air France Lounge (Tom Bradley International Terminal), Delta One Lounge (Terminal 3; Delta One or SkyTeam first/business long-haul), Delta One Lounge (T2) (Terminal 2; Delta One or eligible SkyTeam/partner premium cabin only), Delta Sky Club (T3) (Terminal 3), Korean Air Lounge (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Elite Plus on same-day international SkyTeam flight; Prestige section only) and Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse (Tom Bradley International Terminal). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I use with oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access?

Lounge Frog lists 6 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route through oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access: Alaska Lounge (T6) (Terminal 6), American Airlines Admirals Club (Regional Terminal) (American Eagle Regional Terminal), American Airlines Admirals Club (T4) (Terminal 4), American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) (Tom Bradley International Terminal), American Airlines Flagship Lounge (Terminal 4; oneworld Emerald or premium cabin) and Qantas Los Angeles International Business Lounge (Tom Bradley International Terminal). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I use with Star Alliance Gold Lounge Access?

Lounge Frog lists 4 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route through Star Alliance Gold Lounge Access: Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge (Terminal 6), Star Alliance Lounge (Tom Bradley International Terminal), United Club (T7) (Terminal 7) and United Polaris Lounge (Terminal 7; Star Alliance business/first on long-haul only). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I use with Admirals Club?

Lounge Frog lists 3 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route through Admirals Club: American Airlines Admirals Club (Regional Terminal) (American Eagle Regional Terminal), American Airlines Admirals Club (T4) (Terminal 4) and American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) (Tom Bradley International Terminal). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I access with the Citi Strata Elite?

Lounge Frog lists 4 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route associated with the Citi Strata Elite: American Airlines Admirals Club (Regional Terminal) (American Eagle Regional Terminal; Admirals Club: 4 Admirals Club passes per calendar year.), American Airlines Admirals Club (T4) (Terminal 4; Admirals Club: 4 Admirals Club passes per calendar year.), Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Priority Pass: additional fee applies; access is capacity-controlled) and American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Admirals Club: 4 Admirals Club passes per calendar year.). Enrollment, flight, guest and capacity restrictions apply; the card alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I access with the Citi AAdvantage Executive World Legend Mastercard?

Lounge Frog lists 3 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route associated with the Citi AAdvantage Executive World Legend Mastercard: American Airlines Admirals Club (Regional Terminal) (American Eagle Regional Terminal; Admirals Club: Full Admirals Club membership for the primary cardmember, plus up to 2 guests or immediate family.), American Airlines Admirals Club (T4) (Terminal 4; Admirals Club: Full Admirals Club membership for the primary cardmember, plus up to 2 guests or immediate family.) and American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Admirals Club: Full Admirals Club membership for the primary cardmember, plus up to 2 guests or immediate family.). Enrollment, flight, guest and capacity restrictions apply; the card alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at LAX can I access with the American Express Platinum Card?

Lounge Frog lists 3 lounges at Los Angeles International with an access route associated with the American Express Platinum Card: Delta Sky Club (T3) (Terminal 3; Delta Sky Club: U.S. Platinum Card: eligible same-day Delta-operated flights or Delta-marketed WestJet flights on a 006 ticket; excludes basic economy. 10 visits per Medallion year unless qualifying spend unlocks unlimited access. Delta Sky Club locations only; partner lounges, including the Heathrow Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, are excluded. Guest fees and other Delta terms apply.), The Centurion Lounge (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Centurion Lounge) and Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse (Tom Bradley International Terminal; Priority Pass: additional fee applies; access is capacity-controlled). Enrollment, flight, guest and capacity restrictions apply; the card alone does not guarantee entry.

What is the best lounge at Los Angeles International?

The highest-rated lounge at LAX on Lounge Frog is Qantas First Lounge in Tom Bradley International Terminal, at 4.9 out of 5.

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