It was not until 4:30 pm that a few seats opened on the far side of the lounge. I limited the number of pictures I took because the lounge was just packed. Once inside, you can head left or right for seating. To access the lounge you will need to go upstairs and present a confirmed boarding pass, your ID, and your American Express Platinum or Centurion card.Īt 4:00 pm, there was quite a line to get in. The lounge is located in Terminal D, across from gate D12 and open daily from 5:30 am to 10:00 pm. With that gripe aside, let’s move on to the review. > Read More: American Express Centurion Lounge Overcrowding Is Out Of Control I visited this lounge because I wanted to review it (I have not been in it since it was remodeled and expanded), but we did not stay long because we literally could not find a seat for the first 30 minutes of our visit (you might recall we got yelled at for standing in the “handicapped area” of the bar while we waited for other seats to open). With the Platinum card so easy to obtain and with people (reasonably, I might add) wanting to maximize their annual fee, I see crowding in Centurion Lounges unlike in any other lounge (save perhaps the Delta lounges at New York JFK). Over the years, I enjoyed many great meals and drinks in Centurion Lounges across the country and around the world.īut in my experience, there is lounge crowding and then there is AMEX lounge crowding. When the first one opened in San Francisco many years ago, it instantly became my favorite lounge at SFO. I love the concept of the American Express Centurion Lounge. American Express Centurion Lounge Dallas Review (DFW) The overcrowded American Express Centurion Lounge in Dallas, with eager hordes lining up at the feeding trough and nary a chair in sight, makes me realize how little I actually miss my American Express Platinum card.
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