Is there a Delta One Lounge at LAX?

Yes, there is a Delta One Lounge at LAX. It’s located in Terminal 3, next to the Sky Club and is open daily from 4:15 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Who has access to Delta One Lounges?

Delta One Lounges are only accessible to same-day ticketed Delta One passengers, Delta 360° members, and select premium travelers traveling on Delta-partner-operated flights.

How much is the Delta One Lounge?

There is no additional fee to enter a Delta One Lounge. Access is only granted to Delta One passengers, Delta 360° members (an invitation-only membership), and travelers traveling in select Delta-partner-operated flights in a premium cabin. Day passes are not available for purchase.

Full List of Delta One Lounges — Locations, Hours, and Amenities [2024]

Updated: October 31, 2024, 7:30am CDT

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Key Takeaways
Current Delta One Lounge Locations
Future Locations
What Makes a Delta One Lounge Special?
Lounge Access and Eligibility
Final Thoughts

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Key Takeaways

There are only 2 Delta One Lounge locations, but Delta plans to open 3 more.
Delta One Lounges are exclusively available to Delta One passengers and Delta 360° members traveling in first class.
Amenities include relaxation and nap pods, Grown Alchemist samples and massage treatments, and premium dining experiences.

Delta One, Delta Air Lines’ premium business class cabin, has dedicated lounges called Delta One Lounges for same-day ticketed travelers. Currently, these lounges are only available in Los Angeles and New York, but there are plans to bring the exclusive airport lounge to other cities nationwide. Delta One is available on most international flights as well as on select long-haul domestic flights.

These premium lounges meet a growing demand for a space only accessible to Delta One passengers and Delta 360° members. Delta One Lounge access excludes credit cardholders.

In this guide, you’ll find a short list of current Delta One Lounges, including their size, location, and hours, as well as the locations of future lounges and eligibility guidelines to enter.

Current Delta One Lounge Locations

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

Delta One Lounge LAX Sushi Bar single seating — Image Credit: Ryan Smith

Location: Terminal 3, next to the Sky Club
Hours: Daily from 4:15 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Select Amenities: Á la carte dining, a wellness center, and an outdoor terrace
Size: About 10,000 square feet

John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York (JFK)

Delta One Lounge JFK Brasserie — Image Credit: Victoria M. Walker

Location: Terminal 4 between Concourse A and Concourse B near the security checkpoint
Hours: Daily from 4 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Select Amenities: Complimentary food and drinks, including a brasserie, a wellness area, and an outdoor terrace
Size: 39,707 square feet

Future Locations

Delta One Lounges are currently planned for the following airports:

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

Delta One BOS Lounge — Image Credit: Delta Air Lines

Opening: December 2024
Hours: TBD
Select Amenities: TBD
Size: 6,300 square feet

Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)

Opening: TBD
Hours: TBD
Select Amenities: TBD
Size: TBD

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)

Opening: Early 2025
Hours: TBD
Select Amenities: TBD
Size: TBD

What Makes a Delta One Lounge Special?

Delta One Lounge offers an elevated experience for eligible travelers.

Lounge amenities include shower suites, full-service dining at the JFK Delta One Lounge location, and fresh sushi and bento boxes at LAX. Both locations have wellness areas that include relaxation pods and massage chairs. Samples from Grown Alchemist are available at the LAX location, while Delta One guests at JFK can look forward to Grown Alchemist massage treatments.

Each location has an outdoor terrace, a staple of many Delta Sky Club locations.

Lounge Access and Eligibility

Access to Delta One Lounges is only available to Delta One passengers and Delta 360° members traveling in certain cabins. Travelers must present a boarding pass showing they are ticketed for a same-day departing or arriving flight. Delta 360° members must be traveling in Delta first class.

Delta One passengers may bring children under 2 years old into a Delta One Lounge for free. Eligible Delta 360° members may bring immediate family, such as a domestic partner or child under 21 years old, or 2 companion guests for $100 per person. Delta One passengers cannot bring additional guests into the lounge unless they are Delta 360° members.

Select travelers flying on the following Delta-partner-operated flights in first or business class may also enter Delta One Lounges:

Air France La Premiere and business class (long-haul)
LATAM premium business class
KLM business class
Korean Air first class and Prestige class
Virgin Atlantic Upper Class

Delta Sky Club members cannot access Delta One Lounges unless they also meet the requirements above. Delta co-branded credit cardholders are ineligible to enter Delta One Lounges.

Hot Tip:

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Final Thoughts

It’s well-known that Delta may have gone too far with allowing access to Sky Clubs through paid membership or by holding a certain credit card. Overcrowding is only worsened by premium travelers who gain access by flying in premium cabins.

Delta One Lounges provide Delta One passengers and Delta 360° members with exclusive lounge access at a growing number of airports. This is sure to improve the experience of Delta premium passengers.