Delta One Lounge

At a glance

Delta's second Delta One Lounge (opened 2024) is the boutique counterpart to JFK. It's about 10,000 sq ft with seating for roughly 190, one level above the Terminal 3 concourse and connected to the Delta Sky Club. Delta One customers who check in at the dedicated Delta One facility at the curb can go through a private security lane straight into the lounge. Otherwise, you enter across from the T3 food court and take the elevator up. Unlike JFK, there's no buffet or market. You can order à la carte food with table service from any seat in the lounge: the bar, the formal dining room, the lounge chairs, or the outdoor terrace, which looks over the T3 apron. There's a sushi counter, and a bento box that changes every couple of weeks to feature a Delta One destination. A wellness corner has four massage chairs and four zero-gravity recliners. Shower suites with Grown Alchemist products are reserved for Delta One guests in the adjoining Sky Club, a short walk down an internal corridor. Basic drinks are free, and some premium wines and spirits cost extra. Access is for same-day Delta One passengers, including on arrival, and eligible long-haul premium passengers on partner airlines. LAX terminals are connected airside, so passengers departing from Tom Bradley can walk over.