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The Centurion Lounge MIA is on the fourth floor of Concourse D, near gate D12. That's the long North Terminal concourse where American and its oneworld partners fly. For Platinum cardholders on American, it's often a better place to wait than the Admirals Clubs down the hall. It has a second bar for wine and beer, a family room and a shower suite. Flyers in the South Terminal (Concourses H and J) usually can't reach it without going through security again.
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Quick answer
- Location: North Terminal, Concourse D, 4th floor, near gate D12, after security.
- Who gets in: Amex Platinum, Business Platinum and Centurion cardholders on any airline. Delta Reserve cardholders only on a same-day Delta flight, and Delta flies from the South Terminal.
- Guests: $50 per adult and $30 per child aged 2–17, and guests must be on your flight. Two are free after $75,000 in calendar-year spend.
- Best card: Amex Platinum ($895). Its Priority Pass also covers the Turkish and Avianca/TAP lounges elsewhere at MIA.
At a glance
| Location | Concourse D, 4th floor, near gate D12 |
| Airside from | Concourses D and E. From H/J you usually rescreen |
| Size / opened | Not published by Amex |
| Showers | Yes (shower suite) |
| Food & bar | Self-serve hot and cold dishes, main bar plus a wine-and-beer bar |
| Entry window | 3 hours before departure, 5 hours on a connection, no arrivals |
| Guest fee | $50 adult, $30 child 2–17, free under 2 |
How to get in
- Amex Platinum / Business Platinum: The cardholder gets in free with ID and a same-day boarding pass on any airline.
- Centurion card: Free, plus two complimentary guests or immediate family. They don't need to be on your flight.
- Delta SkyMiles Reserve: Free on a same-day Delta flight booked with the card, with up to two guests at $50 each. At MIA, Delta flies from the South Terminal, so getting to Concourse D usually means a second security check. Most Reserve holders use the Sky Club in the H–J connector instead.
- Not accepted: Priority Pass, Amex Gold, Green or Delta Platinum, and day passes.
Guest policy
Since July 8, 2026, Platinum and Business Platinum guests must be on your flight. They cost $50 per adult and $30 per child aged 2–17, and children under 2 are free. Once you spend $75,000 on the card in a calendar year, two guests per visit are complimentary.
Miami has a lot of family and leisure traffic to the Caribbean and Latin America, so this fee is the one most people notice. There's no Chase Sapphire or Capital One lounge at MIA. If you're bringing companions, Priority Pass with two free guests (Sapphire Reserve, Platinum, Strata Elite) at the Turkish lounge in Concourse E is the usual workaround.
What it's like
Amex lists premium food, spirits, beer and wine, a shower suite, a family room, Wi-Fi, TVs, flight monitors and printers. The Centurion site describes a locally inspired menu, signature cocktails and wines curated by sommelier Helen Johannesen. Upgraded Points (October 2026) notes a second bar specializing in wine and beer in addition to the main bar. Its airport page describes the food as self-serve hot and cold dishes and lists semiprivate workspaces. Menus change, so we don't name dishes.
The family room is a real plus here, given how many families fly out of Miami. The lounge works well for a meal before a long American flight to South America. It's a good everyday Centurion lounge rather than a showpiece like JFK.
Crowds: American's afternoon and evening banks to Latin America fill Concourse D. When the lounge reaches capacity, Amex runs a digital waitlist in the Amex app. You can see occupancy, join from the checkpoint, and check in within 10 minutes when called (per AwardWallet).
Getting there
Clear security into the North Terminal and take the Skytrain within Concourse D, or walk, to the D12 area. Then go up to the fourth floor. Concourse E is connected to D airside. The Centurion site says that if you're coming from another terminal, you'll need to re-enter through security with a connecting or onward boarding pass. Ask your airline about the H/J-to-D route before planning a visit on a connection. Hours vary, so check them in the Amex app.
Nearby alternatives
See our full MIA lounge guide.
- Admirals Clubs (Concourse D): Above gate D15 and across from gate D30, for Citi AAdvantage Executive holders and American members. The Flagship Lounge near D30 is for premium international tickets only.
- Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse E): Priority Pass. It's one of the better Priority Pass lounges in the US.
- South Terminal: Delta Sky Club, a second Turkish lounge (H–J connector) and the 24-hour Avianca/TAP lounge (Concourse J), the last two on Priority Pass.
FAQ
Where is the Centurion Lounge at Miami airport? It's in the North Terminal, Concourse D, on the fourth floor near gate D12, after security.
Does the MIA Centurion Lounge have showers? Yes. Amex lists a shower suite, along with a family room.
Can I use it if I'm flying Delta from MIA? Yes, with a Platinum card (any airline), or with a Delta Reserve on a same-day Delta flight. Delta flies from the South Terminal, though, so getting to Concourse D usually means rescreening. The Sky Club near your gate is easier.
How much are guests at the Miami Centurion Lounge? $50 per adult and $30 per child aged 2–17, and guests must be on your flight. Spending $75,000 a year on the card makes two guests free.
Is there a Chase Sapphire or Capital One lounge at MIA? No. The Centurion is the only bank-run lounge at MIA. The other card options are Priority Pass lounges.
Related guides
- MIA airport lounges
- Centurion Lounge locations
- Amex Platinum guide
- Priority Pass lounges in the USA
- Admirals Club access
Lounge access rules, guest policies and locations change. Always confirm current details with the airline, lounge operator or card issuer before you travel.
