Do you want a free buffet, free coffee, a slightly less crowded seating area, and private…read morebathrooms? Sure, stop by. Are you expecting a high end Centurion experience? You won't get that here. It's a "standard" lounge, more like the various Priority Pass lounges I've visited. Expect to wait in line, especially during peak times. There are not a lot of lounges at FLL so this is the main choice if you have the right AMEX.

This Escape Lounge can get pretty crowded at Fort Lauderdale airport. A lot of AMEX platinum…read moremembers wanting their exclusivity away from the travelers that are stacked on top of each other like they are sardines. Only that it seems that we are in turn packed as well. But it is more comfortable in the Escape Lounge where you have complimentary drinks and a spread that includes charcuterie and sandwiches and salads with some baked goods. Just know that you maybe have up to a 30 minute wait to get into the lounge.

Airports are where patience goes to die, and then you walk into the Delta Sky Club at Fort…read moreLauderdale and suddenly remember you're a civilized human being again. This one is run tight. Clean, organized, and somehow still calm even when the terminal outside sounds like a Black Friday sale with airplanes. It's the kind of place where you grab a seat, take a deep breath, and briefly consider forgiving the TSA for everything. The staff deserves a nod here. Always kind, always patient, and somehow still helpful even when the place is filling up like a lifeboat in a movie. You get the sense they've seen it all and decided to stay nice anyway. Somewhere between your second snack plate and that "just one more" drink, you realize this is less an airport lounge and more a temporary personality upgrade. Only knock is the crowding. No matter how many times they expand it, it fills up fast. Like, blink-and-it's-full fast. Apparently everyone else had the same brilliant idea you did. Still, for Fort Lauderdale, this is about as good as it gets. Four stars and a solid pre-flight sanity saver.

This Delta Sky Club is conveniently located at all the gates at the Delta Terminal…read more This a nice place to grab a bite or drink and relax before or after your flight. They off all the typical items as all the other Sky Clubs. The staff is very friendly and courteous.

For those flying in First or Business, or those with top tier status, the American Flagship lounge…read moreat MIA (near Gate 30) is a nice retreat. The staff are warm and friendly , and there is ample comfortable seating. The food options are disappointing, but Flagship customers also have access the standard American lounge too which sometimes has more appealing food options and everyday comfort deserts (like Brownies, rice Krispy treats or German cake). One of my favorite amenities of the Flagship lounge is the shower suites. I enjoy a nice shower before a long international flight (as well as the Arrivals Lounge in Heathrow for example, upon arrival). At the MIA flagship lounge if you arrive with sufficient time they will add your name to the list and typically a shower suite will be ready in about 30-60 minutes. Aside from the showers, it's really all the open seating I enjoy compared to the standard lounge which can get very loud and busy.

Definitely worth a visit if you are eligible for access. A huge step above the Admiral's Club…read morewhich is right next door. On this visit we had the pleasure of experiencing Flagship First dining which is a private, full-service restaurant within the Flagship Lounge. Flagship First dining exists only in Miami and DFW. The LAX Flagship First dining remains closed. Food and beverage options in Flagship First are definitely a step above the standard Flagship Lounge offerings including Laurent-Perrier Grand Siecle champagne! Many years ago, Flagship First had Krug champagne but sadly no more. The decor inside is classy and chic and service is impeccable and attentive. I wanted to try something small since I knew the flight would have a meal as well. I tried the crab cake which was excellent and the perfect size for a snack. Of course, I had the Laurent-Perrier champagne as well - truly outstanding! For dessert I had the poached pear which was delightful! I also had the Irish coffee, but this was much worse than the one I had experienced in DFW. There was neither a cinnamon stick nor whipped cream because they were apparently out of both. Oh well. First world problems! Anyway, definitely visit the Flagship Lounge if you are able and definitely, definitely try Flagship First dining if you get the chance!

The meal I had I this lounge was better than any meal we had on our Norwegian cruise! Service was…read moreok, nothing special. Ambiance was ok, but lacked the wow factor I got from other Centurion Lounges I've tried. We lounged here for 3 hours so I was thankful for the strong and reliable WiFi connection here. The lounge was at capacity when we arrived and we had to circle around a few times before we found 2 open seats near each other.

Five stars for the Centurion Lounge at Miami International Airport! The food is absolutely…read moredelicious, and the dishes curated by Chef Michelle Bernstein are always outstanding. Every time I visit, the quality and presentation are top notch. Yes, there can sometimes be a long wait to get in, but that seems to be the case with many Centurion Lounges across the country these days. Once inside, it's absolutely worth it. The staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. Easily one of the best airport lounges in the country!

We entered at 4pm on a Thursday. There were about 15 seats available. The bar was full. There were…read morea couple of tables available by the food And a few tables in the lounge area. It was quiet. The food was better than I expected from reviews. They had roasted chicken, black beans and rice, broccoli cream soup, quinoa, salad, desserts, and candies. They continued to replenish the buffet. They have self serve coffee-espresso machine and a coke machine. Beer, wine and some single pour liquors are available for free. Kahlua or bailys cost $7. There are many power outlets. There are no windows. The staff were friendly.

We came here for breakfast 7am, it was not crowded at that time. Breakfast options were very…read morelimited, they did have juices, breads, bacon, hard boiled eggs, salad, deli meats and cheese. There was a room specifically for diaper changing across from the bar so that was nice. This lounge was not impressive, it was just okay, not the best and not the worst.

My friend Lisa reserved our time for the lounge last month. The food selection was absolutely…read morewonderful. There was lamb gyro, rice, hummus, and soup. The staff are always kind. This place is just a great way relax and charge your devices before heading to the gate. Also the bathrooms are super clean.

I think I might have preferred sitting in the terminal with how chaotic and busy this lounge was…read more The good news is that they do accept priority pass, the bad news is that because they accept priority pass it's a bit of a cluster. Finding a seat is a bit of a headache. They have a bathroom inside the lounge that is poorly maintained and dirty. To save my seat, I put my recyclable metal water bottle and a glass of water on a table. I come back after flagging down my husband who had our suitcases to the server throwing away our stuff. They had limited food options, but at least hot eggs and potatoes for breakfast. The rest didn't really do much - bread, dry cookies, cheese, alcohol. The thing that shined is water bottles that you could take and soda cans. Might be better than nothing for priority pass users, but the spike in stress might not be worth it. Better off paying $15 for your own breakfast at a less busy restaurant in the terminal.

Sean was an awesome bartender!! Prices were fair- $11 and…read morechange for a draft beer. Ambiance was good. Difficult to find behind another snack shack but the vibes are completely worth it. Tip your bartender well!!

Extremely horrible service. I asked for an espresso martini, was told there is no espresso. Then…read moreasked for a menu. No menu either. Laughed at me when I said no thank you. Would not give his name. But would only sit on the other side of the bar and state what he didn't have. Never again! Worst service ever. 2/14/26 At 3:30pm. Never gave a name. But this was the shift he was working.

If you are trying to burn time and you need a lounge, this place works. In short it is a zoo within…read morethis lounge. A lot of people, packed, and just chaos. The food, works, truly nothing to mention about it. They do have self serve drinks to include liquor and regular beverages. Some food is self serve, while other food you order from a QR Code at your table. Would I go out of my way to come here, no not at all. But, if you wanted a lounge it suffices.

This is a review of the temporary location near gate E33…read more Let's start with the good: Wifi is fast and stable, there's a self serve booze station, A/C is blasting, employees are nice, and there are plenty of seating. The bad: almost no plugs anywhere! Maybe around 10 in the entire lounge and this makes charging your devices difficult. Limited food offerings (ham and cheese sandwiches, packages chips and cookies). The sofa are old and tired looking. The bathroom looks like it's straight from the 70s. No shower. It's also a long walk + train ride from the D terminal. I enjoyed the exercise but if you're pressed for time you might want to skip it.

I've been to a few lounges here in MIA and this one is...weird. There's not a single person serving…read moreanything which is about what you'd expect in 2025 but for liquor, I was surprised I served myself bourbon. VIP should be taken out of the name. It's a lounge. It's better than sitting at the terminal. The food is decent enough and you're spending a small fortune for airport food so there's redeeming qualities. I've not seen anywhere to relax, per se. The chairs for the most part are situated for groups of 4 and there's always one person sitting with bags strewn across. Pros: free beer, wine, spirits, and food. Quieter than the terminal when you're a couple of hours early for international. Friendly staff. Cons: those are its redeeming qualities and it's basically a quite terminal seating area. Overall, yeah, I'd want a lounge and this will be one I visit again but to call it VIP and expecting a Delta One experience is disappointing.

The VIP Latam Lounge is a sold three stars. The facilities are clean and adequate, but to attach…read morethe term VIP to anything associated with this lounge is a stretch. The food was good. Not great, but not bad. The lounge was quite busy on the evening we arrived. It was a Thursday and it was about 3/4 of the way full. Good news is they serve mini pints of Blue Bell Ice Cream. Bad news is at some point the ice cream was not kept cold enough so it melted and got refrozen. Another miss was the lack of salad dressing options for the salad aside from oil and vinegar. Really? That's it? I saw other people looking for salad dressing options and dumbfounded as to how that could seriously be the only option. This was especially odd because it was a salad bar situation where you had so many other ingredients to choose from, but at the end you can only dress it with the most basic option imaginable. More attention to detail would have bumped this lounge to a 4 star in my opinion.

This is your typical airport--nothing massive or overcomplicated (thankfully no tram situation),…read morewhich honestly makes getting in and out way less of a headache. I've been flying out of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport since I was a kid, so I know it well--and it still holds up. I've been through plenty of airports across Florida, and I'll say it straight: Fort Lauderdale and Miami International Airport consistently have some of the BEST flight prices. If you're trying to travel without getting financially humbled, this is where you want to be. Period. Now that I've moved further up the coast, I regret it every single time I search for flights and see the price difference. It's painful. Like...why did I do this to myself? And let's be honest--Florida's gotten a lot more crowded lately, and not exactly in a charming way. But if you can deal with that and just focus on getting a solid deal, this airport is absolutely clutch. And if you're flying international, Miami is close enough to keep your options wide open without too much extra effort. Bottom line: cheaper flights, easy layout, and still one of the best airports in South Florida to fly out of. If saving money matters to you, it's worth the drive. The only downfall is they keep raising the prices for the parking garage. It is ridiculous and I'm thankful I have a girlfriend near by where I can leave my car.

I'm still on the fence about this airport. It's been under construction for the last ten years I've…read morelived in Florida, so I don't really have an opinion of it being "done" lol. While very easy to navigate, things change nearly every single time I've stopped in, and I'm here a lot. On this particular visit, it seemed like every single person working in customer service did not want to be at work today, and I get it. I'm a flight attendant, I know social batteries can be drained from constant interactions with customers. Anyway, there are ample shopping opportunities, food choices, and plenty of places to sit. But they need to fix the ac, cause it's always hot as heck lol. Otherwise, it's an airport ‍