American Airlines Admirals Club (E)
Dallas/Fort Worth International · Dallas
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Inside Terminal E
American Airlines Admirals Club (E) isn't marked on Mapbox's floor plan yet; it's on level Mezzanine, near gate E22. The other lounges in the terminal are pinned.
- Level
- Mezzanine
- Near gate
- E22
- Terminal
- Terminal E
- Directions
- How to find it ↓
- United ClubLevel 2
At a glance
One of four lounges in Terminal E, and the lowest-rated of them. A hub club with room to get work done in peace, food worth planning a meal around, and coffee made by a person rather than a button. It seats around 150 and runs a full bar. Hours are 6 AM – 10:15 PM daily. Fine for a layover, not a reason to plan one. Recorded access options include Admirals Club and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access. Entry conditions and availability apply.
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How it worksWho gets in
Check the program, card, flight and guest conditions before relying on entry.
Cards that get you in: AAdvantage Executive World Legend Mastercard, Strata Elite.
Entry and guest policy
Members: immediate family or up to 2 guests (Single memberships: no guests). Business/first on a qualifying international itinerary: 1 guest. Day passes sold; a same-day AA or oneworld ticket is required.
Location & opening hours
Dallas/Fort Worth International · Terminal E · Near gate E22
Airside on the mezzanine of the Terminal E satellite near gate E22.
- Opening hours
- 6 AM – 10:15 PM daily
- Local time · America/Chicago
Editorial ratings
14 of 15 metrics scored. The score is the average of the rated metrics; unrated areas are not included.
What a 5 means for each metric
- Seating & comfort
- plenty of comfortable seats, easy to find one
- Quiet
- calm enough to work, read, or nap
- Space
- never feels packed, even at peak
- Food
- real meals, fresh and varied
- Drinks & bar
- good pours, real selection, no nickel-and-diming
- Coffee
- barista-made, not a push-button machine
- Wi-Fi
- fast and reliable for video calls
- Power outlets
- an outlet at every seat
- Workspace
- desks, quiet rooms, phone booths
- Restrooms
- clean, plentiful, well kept
- Cleanliness
- tables bussed fast, nothing sticky
- Staff & service
- attentive, friendly, quick
- Views & light
- tarmac views, natural light
- Exclusivity
- premium-cabin or invitation only; no day passes or lounge networks
Quick answers
Who can get into American Airlines Admirals Club (E)?
American Airlines Admirals Club (E) lists access through Admirals Club and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access. Entry depends on the program's eligibility rules and lounge availability. Members: immediate family or up to 2 guests (Single memberships: no guests). Business/first on a qualifying international itinerary: 1 guest. Day passes sold; a same-day AA or oneworld ticket is required. Lounge Frog last checked this in October 2026.
What are the opening hours of American Airlines Admirals Club (E)?
American Airlines Admirals Club (E) is open 6 AM – 10:15 PM daily (local time, America/Chicago). Lounge Frog last checked this in October 2026.
Where is American Airlines Admirals Club (E)?
American Airlines Admirals Club (E) is in Terminal E at Dallas/Fort Worth International (DFW), near gate E22. Airside on the mezzanine of the Terminal E satellite near gate E22.
Does American Airlines Admirals Club (E) have showers and a bar?
American Airlines Admirals Club (E) has a full bar and seating for about 150. Shower availability is not confirmed by a recorded suite count; check with the operator for availability and charges.
How good is American Airlines Admirals Club (E)?
Lounge Frog rates American Airlines Admirals Club (E) 4.1 out of 5 overall, the average of 14 editorial metrics such as food, drinks, seating and quiet.
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Other lounges in Terminal E
3 more at DFW. Entry eligibility varies by lounge.
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