Miami International Airport (MIA) served almost 46 million passengers in 2019, making it the 14th-busiest airport in the U.S. for passenger traffic.
MIA is a major international airport, operating the most flights to Latin America and the Caribbean of any U.S. airport. Whether flying for business or leisure, eligible passengers can take advantage of the airport’s 11 lounges to escape the hustle and bustle of the communal departure lounges.
For information on getting into lounges around the world, see our post on the best credit cards for accessing airport lounges.
Update: Some of the lounges featured in this article may be closed or operating under reduced opening hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
MIA Terminal Map
Miami International Airport map. Image Credit: Miami International AirportMIA Airport Lounges By Terminal
| Terminal | Lounges |
| Concourse D | - American Airlines Admirals Club (gate D15)
- American Airlines Admirals Club (gate D30)
- American Airlines Flagship Lounge
- The Centurion Lounge
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| Concourse E | - Military Hospitality Lounge
- Turkish Airlines Lounge
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| Concourse F | - Club America (First Class Lounge)
- Club America (Business/Priority Pass Lounge)
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| Concourse J | - Avianca SALA VIP Lounge
- Delta Sky Club
- LATAM VIP Lounge
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American Airlines Admirals Club
American Airlines Admirals Club Miami near gate D30. Image Credit: Chris HassanMiami International Airport has 2 Admirals Clubs:
American Airlines Admirals Club Lounge Facilities
- Snacks
- Soft and alcoholic drinks
- Premium food and drink for purchase
- Showers
- Children’s area
- TVs
- Business services
- Conference rooms (D30 gate)
- Wi-Fi
American Airlines Admirals Club Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies
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| Day pass | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers can bring up to 3 children (under 18)
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| Admirals Club members | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Members may be accompanied by their immediate family (including spouse and children under 18) or up to 2 guests
| AAdvantage Status | Fee |
| AAdvantage | $650 (65,000 miles) |
| AAdvantage Gold | $625 (62,500 miles) |
| AAdvantage Platinum | $600 (60,000 miles) |
| AAdvantage Platinum Pro | $575 (57,500 miles) |
| AAdvantage Executive Platinum | $550 (55,000 miles) |
| Flight must be marketed or operated by American Airlines, a Oneworld partner airline, or Alaska Airlines |
| First and business class | A same-day boarding card for an international flight is required for access | Flight must be marketed and operated by American Airlines or a Oneworld partner airline |
| AAdvantage Executive Platinum, Platinum Pro, and Platinum | - A same-day boarding card for an international flight is required for access when traveling in any cabin
- Eligible passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest (infants under 2 years are admitted free)
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| Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire | - A same-day boarding card for an international flight is required for access when traveling in any cabin
- Eligible passengers are permitted to bring 1 guest (infants under 2 years are admitted free)
| - Flight must be marketed and operated by American Airlines or a Oneworld partner airline
- Not valid for passengers traveling solely on North American routes
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| Citi®/AAdvantage® Executive World Elite™ Mastercard cardmembers and authorized users | - Cardholders receive a free Admirals Club membership (see Admirals Club membership details above)
- A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers may be accompanied by their immediate family (including spouse and children under 18) or up to 2 guests
| - $450 (annually)
- Flight must be marketed or operated by American Airlines, a Oneworld partner airline, or Alaska Airlines
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| Military | - Uniformed military personnel may access the lounge with a same-day boarding card
- Passengers may be accompanied by their immediate family (including spouse and children under 18) or up to 2 guests
| Valid on an American Airlines-operated flight |
American Airlines Admirals Club House Rules
- Guests must have appropriate access to the required terminal or concourse as gate passes will not be issued.
- Existing Admirals Club Lifetime Members may continue to access the Admirals Club when flying with any airline.
- The relevant access card (e.g., AAdvantage membership card or number) must be presented, along with a government-issued photo ID.
Read the full list of house rules on American Airlines’ website.
Hot Tip: Check out our list of U.S. American Airlines Admirals Club locations to plan your next lounge visit at a different airport.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge
American Airlines Flagship Lounge Miami near gate D30. Image Credit: Chris HassanLocation: Concourse D, near gate D30
Opening Hours: Daily from 4:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge Facilities
- Self-serve food station
- Self-serve drinks bar
- Day beds
- Quiet area
- Showers with towels and amenities
- Business center with PCs and printer
- Wi-Fi
American Airlines Flagship First Dining
American Airlines Flagship First Dining Miami. Image Credit: LoungeBuddyFlagship First Dining is a premium à la carte dining experience where eligible passengers can enjoy a 3-course meal, cocktails, and Champagne.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies
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| First and business passengers | - A same-day boarding card is required for access.
- First class passengers may bring 1 guest
| - Valid on flights marketed and operated by American or a Oneworld partner airline
- Valid on flights between the U.S. and:
- Asia
- Australia
- Central America
- Europe
- Mexico City
- New Zealand
- South America
- Valid on transcontinental flights between:
- Los Angeles (LAX) and New York (JFK)
- San Francisco (SFO) and New York (JFK)
- Los Angeles (LAX) and Boston (BOS) (A321T aircraft)
- Los Angeles (LAX) and Miami (MIA) (Boeing 777-300 aircraft)
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| AAdvantage Executive Platinum, Platinum Pro, and Platinum | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Valid when departing or connecting on eligible international flights
- Passengers may bring 1 guest
| - Valid for flights marketed and operated by American or a Oneworld partner airline
- Qualifying flights are between the U.S. and:
- Asia
- Australia
- Central America
- Europe
- Mexico City
- New Zealand
- South America
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| ConciergeKey | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers may be accompanied by their immediate family (including children under 18) or up to 2 guests
| Valid for flights marketed and operated by American or a Oneworld partner airline |
| Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Valid on departures and connections
- Passengers may bring 1 guest
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American Airlines Flagship Lounge House Rules
- Passengers must have a same-day boarding card or for a flight before 6 a.m. the following day.
- Guests under 2 years old are not counted as guests.
- AAdvantage Executive Platinum, Platinum Pro, Platinum, or ConciergeKey customers traveling solely on North American itineraries do not qualify for Flagship Lounge access, unless on an eligible transcontinental route.
Hot Tip: Find out where else you can relax and enjoy these premium facilities with our full list of American Airlines Flagship Lounges.
Avianca SALA VIP Lounge
Avianca SALA VIP Lounge Miami. Image Credit: Miami International AirportLocation: Concourse J, take the escalator to the third floor from gate J4, turn left, and then left again
Opening Hours: 24/7
Avianca SALA VIP Lounge Facilities
- Buffet food with hot and cold dishes
- Self-serve soft and alcoholic drinks
- TVs
- Shower
- Digital newspapers and magazines
- Wi-Fi
- Business services
Avianca SALA VIP Lounge Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies |
| Business class passengers | A same-day boarding card is required for access | Passengers must be flying on an Avianca or Star Alliance-operated flight |
| LifeMiles Diamond and Gold | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers may bring 1 guest
| Passengers and guests must be flying on an Avianca or Star Alliance-operated flight |
| Day pass | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers may purchase access online in advance or at the airport
| - $60
- Passengers must be flying on an Avianca-operated flight
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| Priority Pass | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Members may access the lounge during the following hours:
- Monday to Wednesday: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
- Thursday and Friday: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
- Saturday and Sunday: 4 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
| - Valid when flying with any carrier
- Members may use the lounge for a maximum of 3 hours
- Children under 2 years old are admitted free of charge
- Members may bring up to 7 guests
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Avianca SALA VIP Lounge Rules
- Passengers under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Lounge access is non-transferable.
- Lounge access is subject to availability.
- Priority Pass members are permitted to access the lounge during the hours stated above.
The Centurion Lounge
The Centurion Lounge Miami. Image Credit: The Centurion LoungeLocation: Concourse D, near gate D12 on level 4
Opening Hours: Daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Centurion Lounge Facilities
- Self-serve hot and cold dishes
- Premium bar and self-serve drinks
- Family room
- Semi-private workspaces
- TVs
- Business services
- Exhale Spa with complimentary 15-minute treatments
Centurion Lounge Access
Centurion Lounge House Rules
- Family members and guests are not permitted to access the lounge or remain in the lounge without the relevant cardholder.
- Complimentary guest access is per day.
- Children under 2 years are admitted free of charge with proof of age.
Hot Tip: Take a look at our in-depth article on The Centurion Lounge at Miami International Airport for more information on facilities.
Club America (First Class Lounge)
Club America First Class Lounge Miami. Image Credit: LoungeBuddyLocation: Concourse F, after security, third floor
Opening Hours: Daily from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Club America (First Class Lounge) Facilities
- Snacks and sandwiches
- Self-serve soft and alcoholic drinks
- Newspapers and magazines
- Business center
- Wi-Fi
Club America (First Class Lounge) Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies
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| Day pass | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Passengers may purchase access online in advance or at the airport
| - $50
- Passengers may access the lounge when flying with any airline
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| First class passengers for various airlines | A same-day boarding card is required for access | Passengers must receive an invitation from their airline to use the lounge |
Club America (First Class Lounge) House Rules
- Children under 2 years are admitted free of charge with proof of age.
- Passengers may use the lounge for a maximum of 3 hours.
Club America (Business/Priority Pass Lounge)
Club America Priority Pass Lounge Miami. Image Credit: LoungeBuddyLocation: Concourse F, after security, third floor
Opening Hours: Daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Club America (Business/Priority Pass Lounge) Facilities
- Snacks and sandwiches
- Bar serving soft and alcoholic drinks
- Newspapers and magazines
- Business center
- Wi-Fi
Club America (Business/Priority Pass Lounge) Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies
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| Business class passengers for various airlines | A same-day boarding card is required for access | Passengers must receive an invitation from their airline to use the lounge | |
| Priority Pass | - Cardholders must be 21 years old
- Priority Pass membership: Standard $99, Standard Plus $299, Prestige $429
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Club America (Business/Priority Pass Lounge) House Rules
- Children under 2 years are admitted free of charge with proof of age.
- Passengers may use the lounge for a maximum of 3 hours.
Delta Sky Club
Delta Sky Club Miami. Image Credit: LoungeBuddyLocation: Concourse H, inside the H-J connector
Opening Hours: Daily from 5 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
Delta Sky Club Facilities
- Full-service bar and self-serve refreshments
- Self-serve buffet food and snacks
- TVs
- Newspapers and magazines
- Business services
- Showers
- Wi-Fi
Hot Tip: See our full list of U.S. Delta Sky Clubs for amenities and opening hours at other airport locations.
Delta Sky Club Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies |
| Executive membership | - Members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club
- A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Members may bring 2 guests
| - $845 (annually) | 84,500 miles | $75 (12 month installments)
- Valid when flying with Delta or a Delta partner airline
- Delta Lifetime members may continue to access the lounge when traveling with any airline
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| Individual membership | - Members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club
- Up to 2 guests are permitted for $39 per person
| - $545 (annually) | 54,500 miles | $50 (12 month instalments)
- Valid when flying with Delta or a Delta partner airline
- Delta Lifetime members may continue to access the lounge when traveling with any airline
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| SkyTeam Elite Plus and Delta Diamond, Platinum, and Gold Medallion members | A same-day boarding card is required for access | Valid when traveling on a SkyTeam international flight or connecting to/from a same-day international flight in any cabin |
| Delta One or SkyTeam Premium cabin | A same-day boarding card is required for access | - Delta One passengers can access the lounge when flying domestically or when connecting to/from an international flight
- Valid on the international segment of a SkyTeam flight
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| Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express card | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Cardmembers have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club
- Cardmembers receive 2 free guest passes annually, otherwise, members can bring up to 2 guests for $39 per person
| - $550 (annually)
- Valid for Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flights
- Passengers traveling on Delta partner flight can access the lounge for $39
- The credit card must be used for payment
- See rates and fees
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| Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Cardmembers and up to 2 guests can access the lounge for a fee of $39 per person
| - $250 (annually)
- Valid for a Delta or Delta partner flight
- The credit card must be used for payment
- See rates and fees
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| The Platinum Card® from American Express | - A same-day boarding card is required for access
- Cardmembers have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club
- Cardmembers may bring up to 2 guests for an additional fee
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| The Business Platinum Card® from American Express | - Annual Fee: $695 (rates and fees)
- Valid for Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flights
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| Centurion® Card from American Express | - Initiation fee: $10,000
- Annual membership fee: $5,000
- Valid for Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flights
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| Virgin Australia/Velocity VIP Platinum or Gold card members Virgin Australia business class passengers | - A same-day international boarding card is required for access
- Cardmembers or business class passengers may access a Delta Sky Club
| - Membership card must be displayed
- Valid on a Delta- or Virgin Australia-operated flight
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Certain Japan-based SkyMiles credit cards can access Sky Clubs, including Delta SkyMiles® Diners Club Card, Delta SkyMiles® Trust Club Platinum Visa Card, and Delta SkyMiles® Trust Club Gold Visa Card. See Delta’s international credit card website for specific details, fees, and policies.
Delta Sky Club House Rules
- Delta Lifetime Members may access the lounge when flying on any airline.
- The minimum age for Sky Club membership is 18 years old.
- Members under 21 must be accompanied by another member over 21 to access a lounge with a self-serve bar in the U.S.
- No gate passes will not be issued for entry, so guests must have access to the required terminal or concourse when visiting a lounge.
Read the full list of house rules on the Delta Air Lines’ website.
LATAM VIP Lounge
LATAM VIP Lounge Miami. Image Credit: LoungeBuddyLocation: Concourse J, near gate J6
Opening Hours: Daily from 4:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
LATAM VIP Lounge Facilities
- Self-serve buffet with premium hot and cold dishes
- Self-serve soft and alcoholic beverages
- Newspapers and magazines
- Wi-Fi
- Resting room
- Business center
- Showers
LATAM VIP Lounge Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies |
| Day pass | Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card for a departing or arriving flight | - Singe trip entry:
- Adult: $60
- Child (2-11 years old): $30
- Gold and Gold Plus members: $40
- Unlimited entry to any LATAM lounge within 24-hours:
- Valid on a LATAM-operated flight
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| Business class | Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card for a departing or arriving flight | Valid on LATAM, Austrian Airlines, or Oneworld-operated flights |
| First class | Valid on Lufthansa, SWISS, Air France, EL AL, or Caribbean Air-operated flights |
| Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire | Valid on Oneworld-operated flights |
| LATAM Pass Black Signature | - Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card for a departing or arriving flight
- Passengers may be accompanied by their immediate family (spouse, parents, and children) and 1 additional guest
| - Valid on LATAM-operated flights
- Additional guest rate: $40
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| LATAM Platinum and Black | - Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card for a departing or arriving flight
- Passengers may be accompanied by 1 guest
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LATAM VIP House Rules
- Paid access is non-transferable and non-refundable.
- Paid entry is possible on the door and is subject to availability.
- LATAM Pass members must present a valid membership card.
Read the full list of house rules on the LATAM website.
Military Hospitality Lounge
Military Hospitality Lounge Miami International Airport. Image Credit: Miami International AirportLocation: Concourse E, level 2 across from Air Margaritaville restaurant (outside the secure area)
Opening Hours: Daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Military Hospitality Lounge Facilities
- Snacks
- Refreshments
- TVs
- Business services
- Family room
- Conference rooms
Military Hospitality Lounge Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies |
| Military | Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card for a departing or arriving flight | The lounge welcomes:- Active duty, retired, Army Reserves, and National Guard U.S. military
- Authorized dependents
- Honorably-discharged U.S. military veterans and their families
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Turkish Airlines Lounge
Turkish Airlines Lounge Miami. Image Credit: Priority PassLocation: Concourse E, level 2 after security
Opening Hours: 24/7
Turkish Airlines Lounge Facilities
- Self-serve hot and cold buffet food
- Self-serve soft and alcoholic beverages
- Newspapers and magazines
- Business center
- Prayer room
- Showers
- Wi-Fi
Turkish Airlines Lounge Access
| Access Type | Details | Fees and Policies |
| Business or first class | Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card (Star Alliance guests must be traveling on the same flight) | Valid on a Turkish Airlines or Star Alliance-operated flight |
| Star Alliance Gold |
| Priority Pass | Access is permitted with a same-day boarding card when traveling on any airline | - Passengers may access the lounge for a maximum of 4 hours
- Cardholders must be 21 years old
- Children under 2 are admitted free of charge
- Priority Pass membership: Standard $99, Standard Plus $299, Prestige $429
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Turkish Airlines Lounge House Rules
A dress code is applicable, with shirts and shoes necessary for entry.
Hot Tip: The Turkish Airlines Lounge at MIA is considered one of the best Priority Pass lounges in the U.S.
Connecting Between Terminals for Lounge Access
Passengers are able to walk between all terminals and concourses at MIA, but it’s not possible to stay inside the secure area at all times. You can remain airside when walking between Concourses D and E and between Concourses H and J (providing you’re not arriving on an international flight).
For all other routes, passengers must clear security at the concourse entrance, so it’s important to allow plenty of time when using a lounge in another concourse. Once inside Concourse D, passengers may ride the SkyTrain that has 4 stations throughout the mile-long concourse.
Hot Tip: Read our Ultimate Terminal Guide to Miami International Airport for more information about connecting between terminals.
Best Credit Cards to Access Priority Pass Lounges
If you want to receive automatic access to the Priority Pass lounge network, you’ve got a handful of great credit card options that will do just that. Priority Pass lounge access includes 4 locations at MIA and over 1,300 other airport lounges worldwide. Priority Pass is the largest airport lounge network in the world by far, so no matter where your travels take you, there will almost always be a Priority Pass lounge to welcome you.
Our top credit card option for Priority Pass access is the Chase Sapphire Reserve® Card. With the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, you don’t just receive access to Priority Pass lounge locations — you also receive a dining credit at all Priority Pass restaurant locations. So, for example, when you visit Corona Beach House at MIA you’ll receive a $28 dining credit if you’re by yourself or a $56 credit if you’re dining with another person.
Another great option that is perhaps the best lounge credit card on the market, is the Amex Platinum card. While the Amex Platinum card does not offer access to Priority Pass restaurants, you will get access to top-notch Amex Centurion lounges, Plaza Premium lounges, Delta Sky Clubs (when flying Delta), Escape Lounges, and Airspace lounges.
Here are some other great credit card options that allow cardholders to visit Priority Pass lounges:
Final Thoughts
Miami International Airport has a pretty good selection of lounges for eligible premium passengers, frequent flyers, and credit cardholders. Priority Pass members will be pleasantly surprised with the facilities on offer in the Turkish Airlines Lounge, which has been highly reviewed by travelers.
Passengers that aren’t eligible to access The Centurion Lounge or airline lounges may consider purchasing a day pass to the Club America Lounge with a same-day boarding card for any airline.
The information regarding the Corporate Platinum Card® by American Express, Centurion® Card from American Express, Citi Prestige® Card, Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card, and U.S. Bank Altitude™ Reserve Visa Infinite® Card was independently collected by Upgraded Points and not provided nor reviewed by the issuer.
For rates and fees of The Platinum Card® from American Express, click here.
For rates and fees of The Business Platinum Card® from American Express, click here.
For rates and fees of the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card, click here.
For rates and fees of the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card, click here.
