The Club LAS

Gate D33 lounge with Priority Pass access

The Club LAS sits near the D Gates in Terminal 1, airside, and you get in with Priority Pass or a same-day boarding pass and paid entry. It’s in the older D concourse, so build in a 5–10 minute walk from most Southwest and Spirit gates. Once inside, you’re out of the slot machine noise and into a small, functional space that works best as a preflight pit stop, not an all-day office.

Hours typically run from around 5 a.m. to late evening, matching the early departures and late-night arrivals that LAS is known for. Check the daily schedule, but assume they’re open for both the 6 a.m. bank and the 10 p.m. crowd. If you’re tight on time at the D Gates, figure 20–25 minutes is the minimum to get in, grab a plate and drink, and still board at T-30.

Food is buffet style with basics: scrambled eggs and breakfast carbs in the morning, then soup, salad, simple pasta or rice dishes, and snacks later in the day. Think small plates, not a full meal equal to a sit-down spot on the concourse. If you want a real entrée, you’re still looking at Chili’s, California Pizza Kitchen, or other Terminal 1 options near baggage claim 10 and the A/B gates instead.

Drinks are where you can save a bit. Standard well drinks, house wine, and basic beer are included; expect to pay extra for anything top-shelf or specialty. Tip a couple of dollars per drink and service usually speeds up. If your flight is in the morning, the self-serve coffee and juice bar near the entrance covers the basics better than the $6 drip downstairs.

The seating mix runs from small two-top tables to a few high-top workstations with power outlets along the walls. Outlets are not at every seat, so if you see a free plug, grab it early instead of waiting. Wi‑Fi is complimentary, and speeds are usually good enough for email and streaming a 720p show, not heavy uploads.

Final tip: if you’re departing from the A, B, or C gates in Terminal 1, remember you still have to ride the tram to D and back, which can eat 20–25 minutes round-trip. Build the buffer or skip the lounge on a sub‑60‑minute layover.