The best non-airline-specific option in Concourse D when entry is available, with real food, a bar and showers.
American Express operates its Centurion Lounge at MIA for eligible Centurion and Platinum cardmembers. Expect the familiar Centurion format: a staffed bar, substantial buffet and showers.
It is usually the strongest choice for an eligible traveler not entitled to American's Flagship Lounge, but arrive with time for possible admission controls.
Last verified Jul 11, 2026
A convenient Priority Pass option for D/E, but its three-hour limit and modest review score make it a functional rather than destination lounge.
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The better-placed Admirals Club for lower-D gates, with the usual club basics and showers.
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A useful full-service American lounge, but eligible premium flyers should use the Flagship Lounge nearby instead.
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MIA's strongest airline lounge, with proper meals, showers and markedly better space than the adjacent Admirals Club.
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Use it if you have Delta Sky Club access and are departing from H; confirm same-day hours in Delta's locator.
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The most flexible Priority Pass lounge in the South Terminal thanks to 24-hour hours, though capacity controls can still stop entry.
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A 24-hour Priority Pass lounge directly opposite J6 with better practical facilities than most MIA alternatives.
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