Salt Lake City Travelers Are in for a Treat!

Why It Matters

The new lounges boost Amex Platinum’s travel perks, giving cardholders premium amenities and reinforcing the card’s competitive edge in the high‑end traveler segment.

Key Takeaways

• Amex Platinum grants access to two new Salt Lake City lounges.
• Delta Sky Club spans 34,000 sq ft, includes fire pit, digital wall.
• New Centurion Lounge resembles ski lodge, offers wellness room and terrace.
• Both lounges need same‑day boarding pass, 15‑minute walk from security.
• Amenities include premium coffee, light bites, buffet, and massage equipment.

Summary

Amex Platinum holders can now enjoy two brand‑new lounges at Salt Lake City International Airport, both located in Concourse B. The Delta Sky Club, the second‑largest in the airline’s network at nearly 34,000 sq ft, and the newly opened Centurion Lounge, styled like a luxury ski lodge, are now open for same‑day ticketed travelers.

The Delta club features a cozy fire pit, a digital wall showcasing Utah’s scenery, and even a “dirty” soda machine, while the Centurion Lounge offers a main living‑room area with fire pit, an outdoor terrace, a bar, and a first‑ever wellness suite equipped with massage guns, recovery boots, and a back massager. Both lounges require a same‑day boarding pass and a roughly 15‑minute walk from security.

Highlights include a dinosaur statue marking the way to the Delta club, barista‑crafted coffees, glass‑displayed light bites such as marinated olives and shishito peppers, and a rotating seasonal buffet in the Centurion. The lounges blend high‑end amenities with local touches, creating a distinctive travel experience.

For frequent flyers, the added access enhances the value proposition of the Amex Platinum card, positioning it as a competitive advantage in the premium travel market and raising expectations for airport lounge offerings nationwide.

Original Description

The new American Express Centurion Lounge at Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is located near Gate B31 in Concourse B. The easiest way to get there is by walking through the central tunnel just past security.

It takes roughly 15 minutes to get from the TSA security checkpoints to the Amex Centurion Lounge. Of course, if you are flying out of Concourse A, you’ll want to account for plenty of time for the walk back.