Chris Dong breaks news about another Chase Sapphire lounge in the pipeline, this time at LAX in the Tom Bradley International Terminal.

• 9,234 square feet
  
• Near Gate 148

Based on renderings, the premium Chase space will feature expansive tarmac views — a first for a lounge in TBIT’s main concourse — along with a dramatic waterfall-style chandelier above a granite and wood bar.

Chase Sapphire Lounge Washington Dulles

Since construction hasn’t yet started on this new lounge, expect it to be awhile until it opens. In the meantime, the known list of current and forthcoming Chase lounges is:

• Boston between Terminals B/C Connector OPEN
  
• Dallas – Fort Worth Gate D35
  
• Hong Kong Terminal 1 OPEN
  
• Las Vegas Concourse C
  
• Los Angeles Tom Bradley Terminal
  
• New York JFK OPEN
  
• New York LaGuardia: Central Terminal OPEN
  
• Philadelphia D/E connector
  
• Phoenix Terminal 4
  
• San Diego Terminal 2
• Washington Dulles Gate A14 OPEN

Chase Sapphire Lounge Washington Dulles

…plus the Chase Sapphire “Terrace” in Austin.

Chase Sapphire Terrace, Austin

Chase Sapphire Reserve, J.P. Morgan Reserve, and Ritz-Carlton cardmembers can access Sapphire lounges via their Priority Pass card. Other Priority Pass cardmembers can access a U.S. Chase Sapphire Lounge once per calendar year complimentary, and pay $75 for subsequent visits. The ‘Terrace’ in Austin is accessed by showing your actual qualifying Chase credit card (Sapphire Reserve, J.P. Morgan Reserve).