Escape Lounge
★4.9(2,243 reviews)PBI · Main Terminal · airside
Palm Beach's most flexible lounge — walk in, use DragonPass, or get in on Amex Platinum or Centurion.
The Escape Lounge at Palm Beach International sits airside in the main terminal, near the entrance to the A and B concourses; passengers from Concourse C can reach it too. It's the most flexible way into a lounge at PBI, covering three access routes at once: a walk-in day pass, DragonPass membership, and American Express Platinum and Centurion cards, since the lounge is a Centurion Studio Partner. The space has a sophisticated but relaxed feel, with contemporary decor and subtle tropical touches, plush armchairs and communal tables, and large windows that bring in natural light. Hot and cold food is served alongside a bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and there's a family room, free Wi-Fi, printing, flight monitors and air conditioning. A maximum stay of around three hours applies, so it's best used closer to your departure than for a long layover.
Crowding · moderate
A workable spot before a flight, with free Wi-Fi, printing, air conditioning and communal tables you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and light work, though the three-hour stay limit means it isn't suited to long working layovers.
✓ Printer available
Hot and cold food served through the day, alongside a bar with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The spread suits a quick meal or a snack before boarding, and the lounge's contemporary, light-filled setting makes it an easy place to eat and unwind.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After passport control and security, the lounge is near the entrance to the A and B concourses; passengers from Concourse C can also reach it.
- 01Check in and clear security
- 02Head toward the A and B concourses
- 03The Escape Lounge is near the concourse entrance
- 04Concourse C passengers can also walk over to reach it
Landmarks: Entrance to A and B concourses · Central airside area
ℹ Airside - After passport control and security check, the lounge is located near the entrance to A and B concourses. Passengers from concourse C can also access the lounge.
DragonPassFacts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 2 enter free
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Make the most of it.
Booking a walk-in day pass online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
The lounge is an Amex Centurion Studio Partner — eligible Platinum and Centurion cardholders get in; bring the card.
A maximum stay of around three hours applies, so time your visit closer to departure.
If you fly Delta, the Delta Sky Club on Concourse C is your alternative.
Check the lounge's daytime hours against your flight if you depart very early or late.
Quick answers.
Yes — the Escape Lounge sells a walk-in day pass. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door, and it helps secure a spot when the lounge is busy.
Yes — DragonPass is accepted at the Escape Lounge. Present your membership with your boarding pass on arrival.
Yes — it's an American Express Centurion Studio Partner, so eligible Platinum and Centurion cardholders can get in. Check current Amex terms and guest rules before relying on this.