American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT)

Getting there

Who gets in

Programs that admit you. Hold one directly, or a card that unlocks it, and this lounge is yours.

• Admirals Club · American
• oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access · oneworld

Ratings

Each metric is scored 1–5. The overall rating is their average.

Quick answers

Who can get into American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT)?

American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) admits members of Admirals Club and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access. Hold one of those directly, or a credit card that includes it, and you can use the lounge. Members: immediate family or up to 2 guests. Business/first on a qualifying international itinerary: 1 guest. Day passes sold; a same-day AA or oneworld ticket is required.

What are the opening hours of American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT)?

American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) is open 4:30 AM – 12:15 AM daily (local time, America/Los Angeles).

Where is American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT)?

American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) is in Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International (LAX), near gate 151. Airside in the Tom Bradley International Terminal on the concourse level between gates 151 and 153. Temporary club opened while Terminal 5 is rebuilt.

Does American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) have showers and a bar?

American Airlines Admirals Club (TBIT) has no showers and a full-bar.

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