#Centurion lounge phl free#

I still like my Plat card and will still use a lot of the other benefits. and now that the word is out and it's always crowded, the place is not really 'special.'

#Centurion lounge phl free#

It's now a place for Plat card holders to collect their free meal. (To others, I'm sure they look at ME as part of the overcrowding problem.) Im' just saying the lounge is no longer a place to relax. I'm not complaining as if I'm somehow entitled to a better experience than everyone else there.

I actually found it MORE peaceful just waiting at my gate. There’s a soundproofed family room and a conference space, as well as copious amounts of seating for lounging, semi-private working, and dining. A few times, the check-in clerk at the desk gave time limits on the visit, immediately sucking away the 'relax here' vibe that made me want to go there in the first place.Īlthough the food was always good, it wasn't worth fighting the crowd for. This first-ever Centurion Lounge underwent expansion in 2021, going from 9,000 to 13,400 square feet. I'm not talking about COVID, but waaaay before the 'Rona, the lounges have been packed like sardines every time I enter.Īt the major airport lounges, people are a$shole to bellybutton in line for food, reserving all the tables with their coats and purses, and leaving nowhere to sit. Centurion Lounges are at select airports domestically and abroad and may not be at airports along their commonly traveled routes. Sadly, I no longer find the lounges to be a benefit. Philadelphia (PHL) Terminal A West, near Gate A14: Phoenix (PHX).