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American Express announced today that it’s opening a new Centurion® Lounge at Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) in the new Concourse B in 2025. This 16,000-square-foot lounge is a welcome addition to Delta’s western hub.
As part of Phase 4 of the SLC Airport Redevelopment program, American Express will open one of its much-lauded lounges. Cardmembers will have a new place to relax, work, and enjoy a delicious meal before boarding their flight.
Lounge features include:
- An Outdoor Terrace with Picturesque Mountain Views: The outdoor seating area will be equipped with heaters and fans for use year-round. It will provide guests with views of the airfield and the Wasatch Mountains.
- Menus from an Award-Winning, Resy Chef: Guests will be offered a hot breakfast, a rotating selection of main courses, sides, salads, soups, and desserts.
- “Blue Roast by American Express” Coffee Bar: A coffee bar with counter service featuring espresso beverages, cold brew, and rotating seasonal specialty coffee drinks from a local roaster.
- Full Bar with Bespoke Cocktail Menu and Wine List: A wide selection of drinks will be available to order from two bars, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages designed by Centurion Lounge Mixologist Jim Meehan and a selection of wines hand-picked by Anthony Giglio, Centurion Lounge Wine Director and sommelier.
- Comfortable Seating Areas All Types of Travelers: Guests will have a wide range of seating options to choose from for working, relaxing, and socializing.
The new Concourse B will offer three lounges. In addition to what Amex is building, Delta Air Lines will open a second Sky Club® and United Airlines has a United Club℠ on the way.
Access to the Centurion® Lounge is given to customers carrying The Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card®, The Centurion® Card, the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card, or the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business Card. Cardholders are entitled to bring two guests (or immediate family with a Centurion® Card) as long as they spend over $75,000 a year on their card. If that threshold is not hit then only the cardholder can enter for free with a fee of $50 per guest ($30 for children ages 2-17) per visit.
Audrey Hendley, President of American Express Travel, said:
American Express has strong roots in the Salt Lake City community. It’s home to many of our colleagues and Card Members and a popular vacation destination for US and global Card Members. The new Centurion Lounge will give eligible Card Members a taste of what this beautiful destination has to offer and feature premium amenities for all types of travelers.”
Anthony’s Take: I like the Delta Sky Club® in SLC (review here). I’m excited to have another option in the airport and can’t wait to check it out.
(Featured Image Credit: American Express.)
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