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An excellent free respite for eligible military travelers, but it is not a general-access airport lounge.
The USO provides a quiet place to rest, recharge and pick up refreshments for eligible military travelers and families.
It is landside, so allow time to return through security before departure.
Still one of the best free-access lounges at LAS, but queues and crowding can erase much of its advantage.
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Add a photoA reliable, calm American option, though the complimentary food is modest compared with premium card lounges.
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Add a photoThe best reason to use the C Gates side of Terminal 1. Priority Pass/LoungeKey ended 15 Aug 2026; Chase cardholders keep access (5-hour connecting window); day passes ~$100 when capacity allows.
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Add a photoA good Delta-specific choice with better food and atmosphere than a typical domestic airline lounge, provided you can enter without a queue.
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Add a photoConvenient for D Gates and useful for eligible members, but usually a functional waiting room rather than a lounge worth seeking out.
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Add a photoA practical Terminal 3 escape, but a basic contract lounge with variable capacity and limited food.
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Add a photoA dependable United refuge near the D Gates, but not a lounge to seek out for its food.
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