The Centurion Lounge opened this month at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
October 21 2013 6:08 PM EST
February 03 2016 10:08 PM EST
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DFW's Terminal D saw the opening this month of a 9,000 square foot airport lounge that caters to American Express card users and features spa services, cocktails, and Texas-inspired food.
Use of the Centurion Lounge is free for American Express Platinum Card and Centurion members, while other AmEx card users can enter the lounge for a fee of $50. Inside, travelers can make use of personal computers, noise-buffering workspaces, Wi-Fi, upscale cocktails and wine, Southwestern cuisine from Dallas chef Dean Fearing (named by the James Beard Foundation as Best Chef: Southwest), and complimentary spa services from Exhale.
AmEx is amping up travel benefits for high-end cardmembers, including quicker check-ins and security screening (the Centurion card is more commonly known as the Black Card, an invitation-only card with very high limits). Click here for more info.