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Getting to Centurion LAS: The Long, Long Journey

Are you a poor peasant who flew Allegiant to LAS? Do you want to hit the Centurion Lounge before a night and early morning out on the Strip? Here are the directions (in pictures) for getting from Concourse A to Concourse D, home of the lounge.

‎To start, don’t be fooled by the sign that directs you to D concourse and baggage claim. That will take you out of the gates. You won’t be able to get back in without having to go through security, if at all. ‎Instead, follow the sign for C gates and prepare to walk. And walk some more. When you’ve reached the white hallways, you’ll think you are lost. You are not. Keep going.

a metal cabinet in a room with a sign

C gates will reveal themselves, and there will be a sign that says, “Tram to D gates.” Hurry up and get on.

a sign on a wall a glass door in a building

You’ll arrive at D gates to see nice murals of many cities. Here is the one for NYC:

a clock on a wall

The journey is not yet complete. From there, take the escalator up. Once you get to the top, go left. The sign on the information sign confirms that you are close.

people on an escalator in a building a clock in a buildinga building with a glass door

Now that you have arrived, do not become complacent. The hot food stops being served at 10pm and last call is 10:30pm.

a bar with a television and bottles of alcohol a bar with bottles and glasses a group of bottles on a bar counter

The lounge closes at 11pm but there’s no reason to stay that long. The Strip awaits!

TPOL’s Tips: Black Label is only for Black Card members as is Veuve champagne.

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