Escape Lounge Centurion Studio Partner

Gate A/B junction in Main gets you into Escape Lounge Centurion Studio Partner

This Escape Lounge sits just past the split for Concourses A and B in the Main terminal, so you can use it even if you’re flying out of C as long as you budget the walk back. It opens at 05:00 and shuts at a firm 19:00, which lines up well with PBI’s morning and afternoon banks but misses later departures. Space is compact, sized for roughly 65 guests, and usually feels calmer than the nearby Delta Sky Club.

Access is simple: Amex Platinum and Centurion cardholders get in with up to two guests, or you can buy a day pass for $45 in advance or $60 walk‑up. It’s post‑security in Concourse B but reachable from Concourse C with a short stroll through the Main terminal. If you’re weighing this against the Sky Club, this one usually wins on noise levels, while Sky Club wins on size.

Food here runs heavily vegetarian and vegan, with just a few meat options called out by FlyerTalk regulars. Expect a small hot menu cooked to order rather than big pans on a buffet line. Travelers mention decent flatbreads, salads, and snacks paired with “good” drinks from the bar. If you want a burger or wings before your flight, you’re better off in the terminal; if a light plate and a proper cocktail work, this lounge handles it.

Staff earn repeated mentions for being friendly, and service tends to feel more low‑key than at the Sky Club down the hall. Seating mixes standard armchairs with some two‑tops along the windows, enough power outlets to keep a laptop going for a couple of hours, and Escape’s own “ultra‑fast” Wi‑Fi that regulars say beats terminal Wi‑Fi for work calls. With only 65 seats, it can feel jammed right before big bank flights, but mid‑day it often feels almost half empty.

What regulars do: tap in with an Amex Platinum, grab a made‑to‑order snack and a drink, answer email on the lounge Wi‑Fi, then walk to their gate around 30–40 minutes before boarding. Many time visits for midday or afternoon flights and skip it if their departure leaves after 19:30, since the lounge shuts right at 19:00. Quick tip: if you’re landing and connecting through PBI, check your schedule; this lounge is great for a 90‑minute daytime layover, but don’t plan on it for late‑evening flights.