Bob Hope USO Center
★4.8(211 reviews)ONT
A dedicated military lounge for service members and their families.
The Bob Hope USO Center at Ontario International Airport is a dedicated military lounge, named after the entertainer long associated with the USO's work with American service members. It welcomes U.S. Armed Forces active duty, Reserve and Guard service members, as well as their families, offering a quiet, comfortable place to rest before or between flights. Guests can expect complimentary snacks and soft drinks and a calmer environment than the public terminal. This is not a general pay-in or membership lounge — access is reserved for eligible service members and their families, in keeping with the USO's mission to support troops and military families on the move.
Crowding · varies with military travel
The USO Center is a place to rest rather than a work lounge. It's a comfortable, quiet spot to wait, but it isn't set up as a business or productivity space.
The USO Center offers light hospitality rather than a buffet — complimentary snacks and soft drinks to help service members and their families recharge between flights. It's about a welcoming break rather than a full meal.
The Bob Hope USO Center is located within Ontario International Airport. Eligible service members should check airport signage or ask staff for the USO Center, and bring valid military identification.
- 01Arrive at Ontario International Airport
- 02Look for USO Center signage or ask airport staff
- 03Present valid military identification at the USO Center
Landmarks: Ontario International Airport
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks
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Make the most of it.
Access is reserved for U.S. Armed Forces members and their families — bring valid military identification.
It's a quiet rest space with complimentary snacks and soft drinks, not a buffet or bar.
Use it to recharge between flights or before departure.
If you're not an eligible service member, the Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 is the lounge to use at ONT.
USO centers are run by volunteers, so hours and staffing can vary.
Quick answers.
It's open to U.S. Armed Forces active duty, Reserve and Guard service members and their families. It is not a general pay-in or membership lounge.
The USO Center is a hospitality space for eligible service members and their families, with complimentary snacks and soft drinks. Bring valid military identification.
No — the USO Center isn't part of Priority Pass or DragonPass. For a membership or pay-in lounge at ONT, use the Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2.
A quiet place to rest with comfortable seating, complimentary snacks and soft drinks, run by USO volunteers.
