Fort Lauderdale Airport Lounges
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport · Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood, United States
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) keeps its lounges tied to the big US carriers, spread one-per-terminal across its four-terminal layout. The United Club sits in Terminal 1, the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2's Concourse D, and the independent Escape Lounge airside in Terminal 3 on DragonPass. Airline status, a premium-cabin ticket or DragonPass are the ways in.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 24, 2026
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Escape Lounge
The Escape Lounge is the one FLL lounge you can reach without airline status — it sits airside in Terminal 3 between gates E and F and is accessed on DragonPass membership. The most flexible option if you don't have an airline club to fall back on.
United Club
The United Club in Terminal 1 was fully remodelled in early 2019, with a modern fit-out, panoramic tarmac views and power and USB at every seat. The most polished branded-airline lounge at FLL for Star Alliance Gold and United premium-cabin passengers.
Delta Sky Club
The Delta Sky Club sits in the Main Atrium between gates D2 and D3 in Terminal 2, serving SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta Business and First Class passengers with a hot buffet, full bar and Wi-Fi. The go-to club if you're flying Delta out of FLL.
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Escape Lounge
★4.7The Escape Lounge at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood is the airport's only independent lounge, sitting airside in Terminal 3 between gates E and F. It's reachable on DragonPass membership rather…
Delta Sky Club
★4.2The Delta Sky Club at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood sits in the Main Atrium between gates D2 and D3 in Terminal 2's Concourse D. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta Business and…
United Club
★3.5The United Club at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood is in Terminal 1, on the concourse level between gates C1 and C3. Completely remodelled in early 2019, it has a modern, sleek fit-out with…
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 is home to United and several low-cost carriers at FLL. Its lounge is the United Club, on the concourse level between gates C1 and C3, remodelled in early 2019 with panoramic tarmac views and power at every seat. Access is via Star Alliance Gold status or a United premium-cabin ticket.
- —United's FLL home, with the recently remodelled United Club
- —United Club is between gates C1 and C3 on the concourse level
- —Access via Star Alliance Gold status or a Business Class ticket
- —Power and USB at every seat plus panoramic tarmac views
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 is Delta's terminal at Fort Lauderdale, built around Concourse D. The Delta Sky Club sits in the Main Atrium between gates D2 and D3, with a hot buffet, soups and a full bar. Entry is for SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta Business and First Class passengers.
- —Delta's FLL base, centred on Concourse D
- —The Delta Sky Club is in the Main Atrium between gates D2 and D3
- —Access via SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a Business/First ticket
- —Hot buffet, soups and a full self-service bar
Terminal 3
Terminal 3 serves a mix of carriers including JetBlue and is where FLL's one independent lounge lives. The Escape Lounge sits airside, after security, between gates E and F, and is reachable on DragonPass membership — the only FLL lounge open to travellers without airline status.
- —Holds the Escape Lounge, FLL's only independent lounge
- —The lounge is airside, after security, between gates E and F
- —Reachable on DragonPass membership rather than airline status
- —Hot food, a bar and flight-information screens on site
How to get into lounges at FLL.
Fort Lauderdale's lounges follow the airlines: Star Alliance Gold or a United premium ticket opens the United Club in Terminal 1, SkyTeam Elite Plus or a Delta Business/First ticket opens the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2, and the independent Escape Lounge in Terminal 3 runs on DragonPass. Each terminal has one lounge, so match your route to the right building before you clear security.
Star Alliance status
Star Alliance Gold members travelling on an eligible flight can use the United Club in Terminal 1. Bring your card and boarding pass; access and guest rules follow United Club and Star Alliance terms.
Star Alliance
UnitedSkyTeam status
SkyTeam Elite Plus members on an eligible same-day flight can use the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2. Present your status card and boarding pass; access follows Delta Sky Club and SkyTeam terms.
SkyTeam
DeltaBusiness & First class ticket
A Business or First Class ticket on United gets you into the Terminal 1 United Club, and a Delta Business or First ticket reaches the Terminal 2 Delta Sky Club — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of FLL, with no membership needed.
UnitedDeltaDragonPass
DragonPass membership opens the Escape Lounge airside in Terminal 3 — the only FLL lounge you can reach without airline status. Confirm the lounge on your DragonPass app before you clear security, as it's the single independent option here.
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One lounge per terminal
- —FLL spreads its lounges one to a terminal — United in T1, Delta in T2, Escape in T3 — so pick the terminal that matches your flight before security.
- —There's no airside link between the terminals, so you can't hop from one lounge to another once you're through the checkpoint.
- —If you're connecting between terminals, you'll re-clear security, so plan the transfer time around it.
Getting in without status
- —The Escape Lounge in Terminal 3 is the only FLL lounge open to travellers without airline status — it runs on DragonPass membership.
- —If you're not flying United or Delta and don't hold DragonPass, FLL's lounge options are limited, so factor that into your plans.
- —Check your DragonPass app to confirm the Escape Lounge listing and any conditions before you travel.
Match the airline to the lounge
- —Flying United or another Star Alliance carrier? The United Club in Terminal 1 is your lounge, via Gold status or a Business ticket.
- —Flying Delta or SkyTeam? The Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2's Concourse D is the one to head for.
- —The United Club was remodelled in 2019 and has power and USB at every seat — handy if you need to work or charge up.
Mind the hours
- —FLL's lounges keep daytime-into-evening hours rather than running around the clock, so a very early or late flight may fall outside opening times.
- —The Delta Sky Club opens early (around 04:15) for the morning bank, while the Escape Lounge and United Club open a little later.
- —Check the per-lounge page for the latest opening hours before you count on a visit at the edges of the day.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL), one in each of Terminals 1, 2 and 3: the United Club (Terminal 1), the Delta Sky Club (Terminal 2) and the independent Escape Lounge (Terminal 3).
The FLL lounges we track are accessed via airline status, a premium-cabin ticket or DragonPass rather than Priority Pass. The independent Escape Lounge in Terminal 3 runs on DragonPass membership, so check your specific membership before you travel.
Yes — the Escape Lounge in Terminal 3 is reachable on DragonPass membership, so you don't need airline status to get in. The United Club and Delta Sky Club, by contrast, require Star Alliance or SkyTeam status or a premium-cabin ticket.
Yes. The Delta Sky Club is in Terminal 2, in the Main Atrium between gates D2 and D3 on Concourse D. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Delta Business and First Class passengers, with a hot buffet, soups and a full bar.
Yes. The United Club is in Terminal 1, on the concourse level between gates C1 and C3. It was remodelled in early 2019 with panoramic tarmac views and power and USB at every seat, and serves Star Alliance Gold members and United premium-cabin passengers.
The Escape Lounge is in Terminal 3, airside after security, between gates E and F. It's FLL's only independent lounge and is accessed on DragonPass membership.
No. FLL's lounges sit one to a terminal across separate buildings with no airside connection, so you choose a lounge in your departure terminal. Connecting between terminals means re-clearing security.
The Delta Sky Club opens early, around 04:15, to cover the morning departure bank, while the United Club and Escape Lounge open a little later in the morning. Check the per-lounge page for current hours if you have a very early or late flight.