Airport Lounges at Miami International Airport (MIA)

Annual Passengers52 million annually

Lounges7

Notable Facts

The busiest airport in Florida for international travel
Major hub for American Airlines and gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean
Features one of the largest Centurion Lounges in the Amex network

Terminal Access Note

MIA has three concourses (D, E, and J) connected airside, which means you can walk between them after clearing security. Concourse D is the American Airlines hub with the most lounge options. Concourse J serves Delta and United. Allow 10 to 15 minutes to walk between D and J.

Terminal Map

Terminal	Lounges
Concourse D	Admirals Club (Gate D30) Admirals Club (Gate D15) American Airlines Flagship Lounge Centurion Lounge
Concourse E	Turkish Airlines Lounge
Concourse J	Delta Sky Club United Club

All Lounges at Miami International Airport

Admirals Club (Gate D30)

Concourse D

Daily: 5AM - 10PM

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Admirals Club (Gate D15)

Concourse D

Daily: 5:30AM - 9:30PM

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American Airlines Flagship Lounge

Concourse D

Daily: 5:30AM - 10:30PM

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Centurion Lounge

Concourse D

Daily: 5AM - 10PM

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Turkish Airlines Lounge

Concourse E

Daily: 7AM - 11PM

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Delta Sky Club

Concourse J

Daily: 5:30AM - 9:30PM

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United Club

Concourse J

Daily: 5:30AM - 9PM

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Which Credit Card Gets You In?

Lounge	Credit Cards
Admirals Club (Gate D30)	Admirals Club MembershipCiti AAdvantage Executive CardAAdvantage Executive PlatinumOneworld Emerald or Sapphire
Admirals Club (Gate D15)	Admirals Club MembershipCiti AAdvantage Executive CardAAdvantage Executive Platinum
American Airlines Flagship Lounge	Flagship First ticketed passengersFlagship Business ticketed passengersOneworld Emerald (international)ConciergeKey members
Centurion Lounge	American Express Platinum CardAmerican Express Centurion CardDelta Reserve with Amex
Turkish Airlines Lounge	Turkish Airlines Business ClassStar Alliance GoldMiles&Smiles Elite PlusPriority Pass
Delta Sky Club	Delta SkyMiles Diamond MedallionDelta SkyMiles Platinum MedallionDelta Reserve Credit CardDelta Sky Club Membership
United Club	United Club MembershipUnited Club Infinite CardStar Alliance Gold

Admirals Club (Gate D30)

Admirals Club MembershipCiti AAdvantage Executive CardAAdvantage Executive PlatinumOneworld Emerald or Sapphire

Admirals Club (Gate D15)

Admirals Club MembershipCiti AAdvantage Executive CardAAdvantage Executive Platinum

American Airlines Flagship Lounge

Flagship First ticketed passengersFlagship Business ticketed passengersOneworld Emerald (international)ConciergeKey members

Centurion Lounge

American Express Platinum CardAmerican Express Centurion CardDelta Reserve with Amex

Turkish Airlines Lounge

Turkish Airlines Business ClassStar Alliance GoldMiles&Smiles Elite PlusPriority Pass

Delta Sky Club

Delta SkyMiles Diamond MedallionDelta SkyMiles Platinum MedallionDelta Reserve Credit CardDelta Sky Club Membership

United Club

United Club MembershipUnited Club Infinite CardStar Alliance Gold

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I walk between concourses at MIA?

Yes. Unlike MCO, all MIA concourses are connected airside. You can walk between Concourses D, E, and J without re-clearing security. The walk from D to J takes about 10 to 15 minutes.

Which concourse has the most lounges?

Concourse D has the most options with two Admirals Clubs, the Flagship Lounge, the Centurion Lounge, and nearby the Turkish Airlines Lounge on Concourse E. Concourse J has the Delta Sky Club and United Club.

What is the best lounge at MIA overall?

The Centurion Lounge on Concourse D is widely considered the top option for food quality and atmosphere. The Flagship Lounge edges it out for premium travelers in First or Business class on long-haul flights.