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Virgin Clubhouse opens at LAX for Priority Pass members

Mohammad Niayesh
Last updated: 23 April 2025 20:28
By Mohammad Niayesh
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Following the airport’s recent expansion, members of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Priority Pass can access the brand-new Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse in the Tom Bradley International terminal, for a $35 top-up fee. The lounge offers an escape from one of the world’s busiest airports, providing a variety of offerings for weary travellers to enjoy. This is another step in the Priority Pass’s mission to elevate travel, being the only independent lounge membership programme with exclusive access to the Clubhouse.

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What is the LAX Virgin Clubhouse?What does the Virgin Clubhouse offer?Who is eligible for LAX Clubhouse access?
Virgin Clubhouse LAX Ruby Room
Virgin Clubhouse LAX Ruby Room © Virgin Atlantic

What is the LAX Virgin Clubhouse?

LAX handles over 74 million passengers a year and connects to over 100 international destinations. Now, Priority Pass members and LoungeKey cardholders can have access to a relaxing and productive oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the airport. Designed with wellness in mind, access to the suite of premium amenities can help guests to unwind.

Christopher Evans, CEO of Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass, said:

“The Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at LAX offers a truly unique and elevated experience for our members, ensuring they can relax and unwind in style before their flight”

“At Priority Pass, our goal is to provide seamless, world-class experience, and expanding our footprint for members at one of the busiest airports in the world is a testament to that commitment.”

Virgin Clubhouse LAX Work Pods
Virgin Clubhouse LAX Work Pods © Virgin Atlantic

What does the Virgin Clubhouse offer?

Some highlights the space at LAX includes are:

  • Hollywood-inspired cinema with access to Bluetooth headsets
  • Productivity-focused, private work pods
  • Zen Den wellness sessions powered by FORME Studio
  • Handcrafted cocktails and restaurant-style dining
Virgin Clubhouse LAX Zen Den
Virgin Clubhouse LAX Zen Den © Virgin Atlantic

Who is eligible for LAX Clubhouse access?

The lounge is open to:

  • Customers flying Upper Class on Virgin Atlantic as well as one guest travelling with Virgin Atlantic or Delta Air Lines
  • Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Gold Tier members and one guest travelling internationally with Virgin Atlantic or Delta Air Lines
  • Delta One customers on a Delta Air Lines international flight
  • Priority Pass members and LoungeKey holders, using the lounge entitlement and the top-up fee.

Customers connecting domestically must be travelling the same day on the same itinerary and ticket.

If you’re interested in the Clubhouse, you can find out more here. Do let us know what you think!

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