LAX · Terminal 3
Snacks · Showers · Printers & Copiers · Wi-Fi · +5 more
- Security zone
- Security-zone details available from the operator
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Los Angeles · United States
LAXLos Angeles International Airport lounges
Compare 23 lounges by terminal, entry requirements, facilities and checked booking routes before you fly.
Choose a lounge for your flight
Use the terminal on your boarding pass. One-off access options lead each terminal when there is current evidence.
Facilities are reported listings; inclusions and extra charges need confirmation.
2 listings in Terminal 3.
Terminal 3
2 listingsLounges at this terminal 2
LAX · Terminal 3
Premium Food · Snacks · Wi-Fi · Beer & Wine · +5 more
- Security zone
- Security-zone details available from the operator
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External access options
Queue and booking links at LAX
All source-listed locations at this airport, separate from the terminal and facility filters above.
A queue link is not an entry pass. Follow the operator’s current instructions. You may need to be at the lounge, have an eligible membership and a same-day boarding pass. Registration can be closed even when this page is available.
Booking links open external websites; you may need to select the correct lounge and terminal. Check prices, guest rules and membership benefits before paying. We do not enroll you, collect queue details or guarantee admission.
“Destination checked” means the named destination was checked on the date shown—not a live queue, wait-time or eligibility check. Community-listed locations and terminal details may be unconfirmed. Airport grouping does not establish that you can reach the lounge.
LAX · Los Angeles International Airport
Alaska Lounge LAX
Terminal 6, mezzanine level near Gate 64
Digital queueRecheck needed
At the 15 September check, this page said: “Registration is closed at the moment”. This is not a live status; follow the operator’s current instructions.
Open queue page waitwhile.com · Page checked 2026-09-15Community source · Source dated 2026-08-27Find your way at LAX
Use the terminal on your boarding pass. A listed map may cover one terminal or let you choose on the airport’s website.
Maps for other airportsA map for Terminal 3 is not yet confirmed. Check the airport’s website.
Terminal options come from published lounge listings and reviewed maps; they may be incomplete. A map does not confirm access through security or between terminals.
Map sources & details
Terminal map: sandd.flylax.com (opens in a new tab)
Official LAX terminal map landing page
Terminal coverage has not been verified.
Source-listed link recorded 3 Oct 2026. Direct access could not be confirmed during the check.Coordinate source: OurAirports (opens in a new tab)
Google Maps pin using the airport’s coordinates. It does not show terminal floorplans.
Location link added 3 Oct 2026.Alliance lounges and Skytrax at LAX
Your airline, ticket and status determine access. Use these source listings to find the relevant lounge, then confirm your entry conditions.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge
Terminal 4
- oneworld
- Listed in the alliance access directoryDirectory source · Observed 3 Oct 2026
Directory entry conditions
Listed cabin: Eligible business and first class
Listed status: Sapphire and Emerald
Access for eligible customers traveling on any oneworld member airline.
For detailed access policies for Flagship Lounge, visit aa.com/flagshiplounge
Airlines named in this listing: American Airlines. The source conditions determine which airlines qualify.
Confirm your flight, fare, status and guest rules with the airline. A directory listing does not guarantee entry or availability.
Check the official access policy
Qantas Airways International First Lounge
International Terminal
- oneworld
- Listed in the alliance access directoryDirectory source · Observed 3 Oct 2026
Directory entry conditions
Listed cabin: Eligible first class
Listed status: Emerald
Access for eligible customers traveling on any oneworld member airline.
Airlines named in this listing: Iberia, Qantas, Qatar Airways. The source conditions determine which airlines qualify.
Confirm your flight, fare, status and guest rules with the airline. A directory listing does not guarantee entry or availability.
Check the official access policy
Alaska Airlines Alaska Lounge
Terminal 6
- oneworld
- Listed in the alliance access directoryDirectory source · Observed 3 Oct 2026
Directory entry conditions
Listed cabin: Eligible business and first class
Listed status: Sapphire and Emerald
Access for eligible customers traveling on any oneworld member airline.
Airlines named in this listing: Alaska Airlines. The source conditions determine which airlines qualify.
Confirm your flight, fare, status and guest rules with the airline. A directory listing does not guarantee entry or availability.
Check the official access policyShow 1 more lounge listing with alliance or Skytrax information
oneworld International Business Lounge
International Terminal
- Skytrax certification
- 4-Star LoungeSource observed 12 Oct 2026
- Skytrax 2026 award
- No. 8 · Best Airline Alliance Lounge 2026Recipient: Oneworld - LAX
This is a selection of published lounge matches. Skytrax certifications and annual awards are separate from traveller reviews; neither confirms entry eligibility.
Airport overview
Plan your visit to Los Angeles International Airport.
Los Angeles International Airport serves Los Angeles, United States. The current Lounge Finder catalogue covers 23 lounges across American Eagle Regional Terminal, International Terminal, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, Terminal 6, Terminal 7, Tom Bradley International Terminal, Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT).
Location summaryQLA, Los Angeles, California, United States
Before you choose
Know before you go.
Terminal accessUse the terminal printed on your boarding pass. Current listings cover American Eagle Regional Terminal, International Terminal, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, Terminal 6, Terminal 7, Tom Bradley International Terminal, Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT).
Security zoneConfirm whether the lounge is airside or landside before booking.
Changing terminalsAllow extra time and confirm that your ticket and airport controls permit the transfer.
Price and availabilityReview each listing for its current access method.
Read the airport lounge access guideQuick answers
LAX airport lounge FAQs
Essential details for choosing and booking the right lounge for your flight.
How many lounges are listed at Los Angeles International Airport?
23 lounges are currently listed across 10 terminal areas. Use the terminal filter to narrow the listings, then confirm that your flight allows you to reach the lounge.
Which LAX terminal has lounge access?
The current directory includes American Eagle Regional Terminal, International Terminal, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, Terminal 6, Terminal 7, Tom Bradley International Terminal, Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT). Always match the terminal and security zone to the details on your boarding pass before choosing access.
How much does lounge access at LAX cost?
Prices depend on the lounge, access method and travel date. Compare entry requirements on each lounge page, then confirm the price with the operator or seller.
Can I book a Los Angeles International Airport lounge online?
Review the entry requirements on each lounge page and confirm booking options directly with the operator. Ticket, card and membership rules vary by lounge.
Which LAX lounges accept walk-in access?
Ask the lounge about same-day entry for your arrival time. Confirm ticket, card, membership and guest requirements before travelling.
Are lounge opening hours published for LAX?
23 of 23 current LAX listings include opening hours in the airport’s local time. Hours can change, so confirm the schedule on the lounge page for your travel date.
How should I choose a lounge at LAX?
Start with your departure terminal and security zone, then compare entry requirements, opening hours and facilities. Confirm that your flight, access method and guests meet the lounge’s rules.