Are there Delta Sky Clubs at SLC Airport?

Yes, there’s a Delta Sky Club in Concourse A and Concourse B.

Is there a Centurion Lounge at SLC Airport?

Yes, the American Express Centurion Lounge is in Concourse B.

Is the River Tunnel open at SLC Airport?

Yes, the River Tunnel connecting concourses A and B opened in 2024. You can enter it after clearing security.

Does the Minute Suites at SLC Airport have showers?

No, there are no showers at the SLC Minute Suites.

Full List of Airport Lounges at Salt Lake City International Airport [SLC]

Updated: December 9, 2025, 2:53pm CST

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Key Takeaways
SLC Terminal Map
Centurion Lounge
Centurion Lounge Access
Delta Sky Club
Minute Suites
USO Lounge
XpresSpa
Connecting Between Terminals
Best Credit Cards To Access Priority Pass Lounges
Final Thoughts

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Key Takeaways

Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) has 6 lounges and experiences across its 2 concourses.
Delta Air Lines loyalists and American Express cardholders should feel the most at home at SLC, with 2 Sky Clubs and a Centurion Lounge.
Day passes and walk-in services are available at Minute Suites and XpresSpa.

Serving nearly 30 million passengers annually, Salt Lake City International Airport is the 22nd busiest airport in the U.S. It continues to grow, serving the rapidly developing Utah capital while maintaining an enviable on-time flight record.

SLC Airport is in the fourth and final stage of a $5 billion, years-long construction project that includes adding several new gates, shops, and restaurants to the airport. In October 2025, an American Express Centurion Lounge and Delta’s second-largest Sky Club opened in Concourse B. The last 11 of 16 new gates in Concourse B are scheduled to open in fall 2026, which will complete the renovation.

The airport now has 6 lounges and airport experiences split between 2 concourses. The River Tunnel, which opened in 2024, makes it easy to walk between them. It’s after security, so you don’t have to re-clear security to go from the lounges in one concourse to the lounges in the other.

SLC Terminal Map

Salt Lake City SLC Airport stores map — Image Credit: Salt Lake City International Airport

SLC Airport Lounges by Terminal

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Terminal	Lounges
Concourse A	Delta Sky Club Minute Suites United Services Organizations (USO) XpresSpa
Concourse B	Centurion Lounge Delta Sky Club

Centurion Lounge

Location: Concourse B, level 3, after security, adjacent to gate B31
Opening Hours: Daily from 4:45 a.m. to 11:15 p.m.

Centurion Lounge Facilities

À la carte dining
Full-service bar
Magazines and newspapers
Pool table
Private rooms
Showers
Spa with a complimentary 15-minute treatment
TVs
Wi-Fi

Centurion Lounge Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Platinum Card^® from American Express	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card, no more than 3 hours before departure. Complimentary guest access is unlocked after you spend $75,000 in a year.	Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Passengers may be flying with any carrier. Guest passes may be purchased for $50 per adult or $30 per child (ages 2 to 17).
The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express		Annual fee: $895 (rates & fees) Passengers may be flying with any carrier. Guest passes may be purchased for $50 per adult or $30 per child.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve American Express Card	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card. Passengers may bring 2 guests at a charge of $50 per person.	Annual fee: $650 (rates & fees) Passengers must be flying Delta.
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve Business American Express Card		Annual fee: $650 (rates & fees) Passengers must be flying Delta.

Centurion Lounge House Rules

Family members and guests are not permitted to access or remain in the lounge without the relevant cardholder.
Complimentary guest access is per day.
Children under 2 are admitted free of charge with proof of age.

Hot Tip:

Get a glimpse of the new SLC Centurion Lounge in our first look.

Delta Sky Club

Location: Concourse A, level 2, east of the new Airport Plaza
Opening Hours: Daily from 4:45 a.m. to 11:15 p.m.

Location: Center of Concourse B
Opening Hours: Daily from 5:45 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Hot Tip:

Read our takes on SLC’s Sky Clubs in Concourse A and Concourse B.

Delta Sky Club Facilities

Business services
Delta Sky Club ambassador for assistance
Newspapers and magazines
Self-serve bar with soft and alcoholic drinks
Self-serve buffet food and snacks
Showers
Sky Deck outdoor terrace
TVs
Wi-Fi

Delta Sky Club Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Executive Sky Club membership	Members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club. Members may bring 2 guests.	$1,495 (annually) or 149,500 miles Passengers and guests must be traveling with a same-day boarding card with Delta or a Delta partner airline (excludes existing Delta Lifetime members who can access the lounge when traveling on any airline). Individuals must be 18 to qualify for membership.
Individual Sky Club membership	Individual members have unlimited access to any Delta Sky Club. Members can bring up to 2 guests for $50 per person.	$695 (annually) or 69,500 miles Passengers and guests must be traveling with a same-day boarding card with Delta or a Delta partner airline (excludes existing Delta Lifetime members who can access the lounge when traveling on any airline). Individuals must be 18 to qualify for membership.
Delta Diamond, Platinum, and Gold Medallion members	Delta elite status passengers can access a Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding card.	Valid when flying in Delta Premium Select internationally or in Delta One (certain destinations excluded)
SkyTeam Elite Plus members	Elite status passengers can access a Delta Sky Club with a same-day boarding card.	Valid when traveling on a SkyTeam international flight or connecting to or from a same-day international flight in any cabin
Delta One or SkyTeam Premium cabin	Passengers can access a Delta Sky Club on the same day of travel.	Flying Delta, Delta One passengers can access the lounge when flying domestically or when connecting to or from an international flight (certain destinations are excluded). Flying on a SkyTeam flight, premium passengers can access the lounge if confirmed in the first or business cabin for the international segment of the journey (certain destinations are excluded).
Delta SkyMiles^® Reserve American Express Card	Cardmembers receive up to 15 visits each Medallion Year (February 1 to January 31), with additional visits costing $50 or $25 for Grab and Go. Unlimited access is available for cardholders who make $75,000 in eligible purchases in a calendar year. Members can bring up to 2 guests for $50.	Annual fee: $650 Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight. Passengers traveling on Delta partner flight can access the lounge for $50. The credit card must be used for payment.
Platinum Card^® from American Express	Members get 10 visits to Delta Sky Clubs per Medallion Year, with the ability to unlock unlimited visits through $75,000 in spend per calendar year.	Annual fee: $895 Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.
The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express		Annual fee: $895 Member must hold a same-day ticket for a Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.

Cardholders of the Japan-based cards Delta SkyMiles^® Diners Club Card, Delta SkyMiles^® Trust Club Platinum Visa Card, and Delta SkyMiles^® Trust Club Gold Visa Card have varying degrees of access to Sky Clubs. See Delta’s international credit card website for specific details, fees, and policies.

Delta Sky Club House Rules

Flights must be marketed or operated by Delta Air Lines or a Delta partner airline (see above for applicable rules for access type).
Same-day travel on any airline applies to existing Delta Lifetime Members.
Members must be at least 18 years old. Guests under 21 are not permitted to access a lounge with a self-serve bar in the U.S. unless they are traveling with another member who is 21 or older.
No gate passes are 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 Delta Air Lines’ website.

Minute Suites

Location: Concourse A, near gate A33
Opening Hours: 24 hours a day

Minute Suites Facilities

Private room with daybed (sleeps 2)
Amazon Alexa
DirecTV and Netflix
Minibar with drinks and snacks available to purchase
Wi-Fi

Minute Suites Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees and Policies
Day pass	Passengers can access the lounge with a same-day boarding card.	1 hour: $65 Additional 15-minute increments: $16.25 ($13.75 per 15-minutes after 2 hours) Extended 8-hour stay (after 9 p.m.): $215
Priority Pass	Member and up to 3 guests can stay in 1 suite. Priority Pass members with American Express and Capital One cards may be excluded from free access.	Members may access Minute Suites for up to 1 hour for free, with each subsequent hour charged at $40. Priority Pass memberships: Standard $99, Standard Plus $329, Prestige $469

Minute Suites House Rules

Priority Pass members may be accompanied by 3 guests within the same suite.
Members may be asked to present a credit card to cover any incidentals.
There are no showers at this Minute Suites.

Read the full list of house rules on the Priority Pass website.

USO Lounge

Location: Concourse A, level 3, near gate A25
Opening Hours: Daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

USO Lounge Facilities

Books and magazines
Children’s room
Gaming
Library
Refreshments
Snacks
Wi-Fi
Work areas with computers

USO Lounge Access

The USO Lounge is available to active duty, guard, reserve military, and their dependents, as well as retired military.

XpresSpa

Location: Concourse A, near gate A15
Opening Hours: Daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Treatments available at the XpresSpa include massages, nail care, and rejuvenation treatments.

XpresSpa Access

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Access Type	Details	Fees & Policies
Walk-in	The XpresSpa is open to all customers.	Massage: $38 to $76 Nail care: $28 to $65 Touchless massage: $15 to $95
Priority Pass	Members may get access to 25 minutes in a zero-gravity massage chair, hydromassage lounger, full body massage lounger, Ceragem, or chakra bed (options vary by location).	Priority Pass memberships: Standard $99, Standard Plus $329, Prestige $469

Connecting Between Terminals

The River Tunnel connecting Concourse A and Concourse B opened in 2024. You can enter it right after going through security. Depending on the points you’re leaving from and trying to reach, as well as how you use the moving walks, it can take between 7 and 21 minutes to get to your destination on foot at an average pace, according to the airport.

SLC Airport River Tunnel Central tunnel April 2024 — Salt Lake City Airport’s new River Tunnel in 2024. Image Credit: Salt Lake City International Airport

Best Credit Cards To Access Priority Pass Lounges

Priority Pass is a lounge network of over 1,300 airport experiences that typically offers complimentary food, drinks, a place to relax, and other amenities. This lounge network provides exceptional value for travelers looking for a place to relax and refuel before or between flights.

Fortunately for frequent travelers, there are several great travel rewards cards with Priority Pass. Our favorite cards are the Amex Platinum card and the Chase Sapphire Reserve^®.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve card gets cardholders access to all Priority Pass lounges, while the Amex Platinum card includes Priority Pass (upon enrollment) and access to networks such as Centurion Lounges, Plaza Premium Lounges, 10 visits to Delta Sky Clubs (when flying Delta) with the ability to unlock unlimited visits through spend, and Escape Lounges — The Centurion Studio Partner.

Final Thoughts

Salt Lake City is a burgeoning metropolis, and SLC Airport is expanding its infrastructure and services to keep up. That includes a new, long-needed postsecurity tunnel to make it easier to get between the concourses, and 6 lounges and airport experiences to make passengers’ preflight time all the more comfortable.