Centurion Lounge Las Vegas Review: Is It Worth It?

By Bryce Casson, Founder · Cardocrat · Updated August 2026

The short answer: The Centurion Lounge Las Vegas is in Concourse D, opposite gate D1 at Las Vegas (LAS). a co-located Sidecar annex that adds overflow capacity. You get in free with the Amex Platinum or Business Platinum (and the Centurion Card), flying any airline the same day. Since 2023, guests are no longer complimentary unless you spend $75,000 on the card in a year; otherwise guests are $50 each, with children under 18 free.

Here is an honest, on-the-ground look at what the space is actually like, what you will eat and drink, how crowded it tends to get, and exactly which cards open the door.

At a glance

Airport	Las Vegas (LAS)
Location	Concourse D, opposite gate D1
Gets you in	Amex Platinum, Business Platinum & Centurion (any same-day airline); guest fees apply

Where it is and how to get in

The Centurion Lounge Las Vegas sits in Concourse D, opposite gate D1 at Las Vegas (LAS). You get in free with the Amex Platinum or Business Platinum (and the Centurion Card), flying any airline the same day. Since 2023, guests are no longer complimentary unless you spend $75,000 on the card in a year; otherwise guests are $50 each, with children under 18 free.

The space and amenities

A Centurion Lounge on Concourse D that pairs with a Sidecar overflow annex to add capacity in a lounge-hungry airport. Notable features include a Sidecar overflow annex, conference space, a full bar, and chef-designed dining.

Food and drinks

Like every Centurion Lounge, the food is the headline: a seasonal, chef-designed hot-and-cold menu paired with a full complimentary bar of craft cocktails, wine, and beer, widely considered some of the best free food in any U.S. airport. The Sidecar annex gives you a second room when the main lounge is full.

The verdict

Las Vegas is a lounge-hungry airport, and the Centurion Lounge plus its Sidecar annex give Platinum holders real capacity on Concourse D. It stays busy, but the overflow space helps. A strong option among several good Vegas lounges.

The bottom line

Located in Concourse D, opposite gate D1.
Standout: a co-located Sidecar annex that adds overflow capacity.
Access: Amex Platinum, Business Platinum & Centurion (any same-day airline); guest fees apply.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get into this Centurion Lounge?

Show a same-day boarding pass on any airline plus an eligible Amex: the Platinum, Business Platinum, or Centurion Card. Guests are no longer complimentary for most cardholders unless you spend $75,000 a year, and otherwise cost $50 each (children under 18 free).

Where is it located?

Concourse D, opposite gate D1, with a Sidecar annex nearby for overflow.

Is it worth visiting?

Yes. The food is excellent and the Sidecar annex helps with crowds, a real plus in a busy airport.