The Club LAS

Open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. near Gate E2

Gate E2 in Terminal 3 is your landmark for The Club LAS, just past security for the Terminal 3 E gates. Priority Pass gets you in, along with a few bank lounge programs and day passes sold at the desk when space allows. It sits on the mezzanine level above the concourse, so plan 5–10 minutes from most E gates to walk up, check in, and find a seat.

Layout, seating, and power

The space splits into several zones: a bar/dining area near the entrance, a quieter section toward the back, and some window seats looking over the E concourse. Most two-top tables and many armchairs have power outlets either at the base or in shared floor units, but not every seat, so look for the outlets before you settle. It fills up quickly in the evening bank of international departures between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Food and drinks

Food is buffet-style with hot options like pasta or chicken dishes and soups rotating through the day, backed by basics like salad, fruit, and packaged snacks. Breakfast usually runs until around 10 a.m., then shifts to more substantial lunch and dinner items. The bar pours house beer, wine, and well spirits at no extra charge, with a menu of upgraded liquors and cocktails that run a few dollars each if you want something better than well tequila at 9 a.m.

Showers, Wi‑Fi, and other basics

The Club LAS in Terminal 3 has shower suites; ask at check-in as they manage a sign-up list and hand you a key when one opens. Wi‑Fi is complimentary and usually faster than the terminal network, enough for streaming or a video call during a 60–90 minute layover. Restrooms sit inside the lounge, so you do not have to go back out to the public ones near Gate E3.

Access rules and timing

Priority Pass cardholders often get three-hour access windows, and some issuers allow you to bring at least one guest, so check your card’s terms before you arrive. Terminal 1 passengers can only reach this lounge by taking the inter-terminal shuttle landside and re-clearing security in Terminal 3, which can easily cost 30–45 minutes each way. On a tight connection under an hour, the walk to E2 and potential waitlist can eat your whole layover.

Practical tip

Plan your visit around your gate: if you are leaving from a distant E gate like E15 or E16, head down from The Club LAS about 20 minutes before boarding time to cover the walk, a quick restroom stop, and any last-minute line at the gate.