D Gates
The Club LAS
The flexible paid-pass choice near D33, reachable by tram after security from Terminal 1 or Terminal 3.
Tips
Las Vegas Airport Lounges (LAS): D and E Gates Guide
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) has lounges at C, D and E Gates, but the right choice depends on where your flight departs and how you qualify for entry. The Club LAS has two locations that sell advance passes: one near Gate D33 and one across from Gate E2. Capital One, American Express, Chase and United also operate lounges at LAS, but their normal access rules are different.
D Gates are connected to both terminals by airport tram. The E-Gates Club is the more direct option for an E departure from Terminal 3. Always check your airline's correct check-in terminal before heading through security.
Quick answer
Which LAS lounge should you choose?
Choose The Club at D Gates for a bookable lounge reached from either terminal, or The Club at E Gates for the shortest route from an E departure. Capital One is a strong D-Gates alternative if you already qualify or plan to pay at the lounge, but it cannot currently be pre-booked online.
E Gates
The Club LAS
The direct paid-pass choice across from E2 for passengers departing from Terminal 3's E Gates.
D Gates near D50
Capital One Lounge
A premium card-access or walk-up option in the D Atrium, but not currently available for online pre-booking.
Check Capital One access rules
Not sure which lounge matches your flight?
Compare LAS lounge options| Area | Lounge | Location | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| D Gates | The Club LASBook Pass | Level 2 near Gate D33 | A pre-bookable pass from either terminal |
| E Gates | The Club LASBook Pass | Across from Gate E2 | Terminal 3 passengers departing from E Gates |
| D Gates | Capital One Lounge | D Atrium, Level 2 near Gate D50 | Eligible cardholders or walk-up access |
The two lounges you can book in advance
Both Club lounges accept passengers regardless of airline or ticket class when a paid pass is available. Each location is after security, and access is tied to the lounge, date and time selected when booking.
- The Club LAS at D Gates: On Level 2 near Gate D33. Terminal 1 passengers take the Blue Line to D Gates, while Terminal 3 passengers use the Red Line. The operator lists food and drinks, Wi-Fi, work space and shower access for an additional charge, subject to availability.
- The Club LAS at E Gates: In Terminal 3 across from Gate E2. This is the simpler choice when your flight leaves from E Gates. The operator lists food and drinks, Wi-Fi, work and rest areas, and shower access for an additional charge, subject to availability.
Tip:Check the gate, not just the terminal.LAS uses D Gates for airlines checking in at both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Confirm your airline's check-in terminal and departure gate before choosing a lounge. The airport tram connects both terminals with D Gates after security.
Card and airline lounges at LAS
The airport also lists several lounges that are normally accessed through an eligible card, airline membership, status or qualifying ticket. These can be excellent choices when access is already included, but they are not interchangeable with the two advance-purchase Club passes.
- Capital One Lounge: In the D Gates Atrium on Level 2 near Gate D50. Capital One lists access for eligible Venture X cardholders and guests; LoungePair currently identifies a walk-up option but states that it cannot be pre-booked online.
- The Centurion Lounge and Sidecar: Both are in D Gates. Access depends on an eligible American Express card and current guest rules.
- United Club: In D Gates. Entry normally depends on United Club membership, an eligible premium ticket, qualifying status or another accepted access method.
- Chase Sapphire Lounge: In C Gates. Check Chase's current card, guest and visit rules before relying on access.
D Gates or E Gates?
Use the E-Gates Club when your boarding gate is in E and you want the shortest route. For a D departure, the D-Gates Club is the straightforward paid option. D Gates can be reached from either terminal after security, but allow time for the tram and the walk to your gate. Do not choose the E lounge for a D departure simply because both appear under Terminal 3.
When an airport hotel is more useful
A lounge suits a few hours before departure. For an overnight connection, a very early flight or a long landside wait, a nearby hotel gives you a private room and uninterrupted rest. Build in enough time for the hotel transfer, check-in and security when returning to LAS.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book an airport lounge at Las Vegas Airport?
Yes. The Club LAS at D Gates and The Club LAS at E Gates currently have advance paid-pass options. Availability can vary by date and time.
Can Terminal 3 passengers use a lounge at D Gates?
Yes, D Gates are connected with Terminal 3 by the Red Line tram after security. Confirm that your flight and security route allow enough time for the tram and walk.
Which lounge is closest to E Gates at LAS?
The Club LAS in Terminal 3 is directly across from Gate E2, making it the most convenient bookable lounge for an E-Gates departure.
Can I pre-book the Capital One Lounge at LAS?
LoungePair currently states that the Capital One Lounge at LAS cannot be pre-booked online. Check Capital One's current eligibility and walk-up rules before travel.
Is Harry Reid Airport the same as McCarran Airport?
Yes. McCarran International Airport was renamed Harry Reid International Airport in 2021. Some lounge URLs and older travel references still use the former name.