Every lounge your cards unlock.

Add the cards and memberships already in your wallet. Layover shows which lounges at your airport will let you in, how to walk there from security, and what it costs to bring a friend.

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MSP Lounges filtered to My Access: Escape Lounge, Portal Lounge and PGA MSP Lounge, all included with Chase Sapphire Reserve Escape Lounge at MSP: you're in via Sapphire Reserve and Priority Pass, open until 9 PM, with walking directions from security My Access: 3 of 7 MSP lounges open with Chase Sapphire Reserve turned on
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Lounges open to youAt MSP right now
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All includedWith Sapphire Reserve
Open lateEscape until 9 PM
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You're inEscape · via Priority Pass
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4 min walkFrom Terminal 1 security
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Bring two guestsFree with Sapphire Reserve
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One card, three loungesChase Sapphire Reserve
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Flying Delta today?Flip it on for Sky Clubs
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7 cards supportedAmex, Venture X, Delta and more

Works with the cards you already carry

Chase Sapphire ReserveAmex PlatinumPriority Pass SelectCapital One Venture XDelta SkyMiles ReserveUnited Club InfiniteCiti AAdvantage Executive

How it works

From the curb to the couch in three taps.

  1. 1

    Add your wallet

    Toggle on the premium cards and memberships you hold. Nothing to sign into, and nothing leaves your phone.

  2. 2

    Pick your airport and terminal

    Layover sorts lounges you can walk into from ones that need a day pass, and dims anything behind another checkpoint.

  3. 3

    Walk straight there

    Follow step-by-step directions from security to the door, with the gate it's next to and how long the walk takes.

Your access, decoded

Know you're in before you get to the door.

Lounge rules are a maze of networks, partner deals and same-day flight requirements. Layover checks every card in your wallet against every lounge and tells you plainly: included, included with conditions, day pass, or no.

  • Flying Delta today? Sky Club and Escape rules adjust automatically.
  • Guest fees and visit limits for each card, side by side.
  • Also-open-to lists for airline status and premium cabins.
My Access screen showing 6 of 7 lounges open at MSP with Chase Sapphire Reserve and Amex Platinum turned on

Inside every lounge

Everything you'd ask the front desk.

Hours, where it is, how to get there and who gets in, checked against the operator's own pages and at least two other sources.

Directions that start at security.

A walking timeline from the checkpoint to the lounge door, with the nearest gate and an arrival time.

Lounge detail screen with photo, access banner and walking directions

The terminal picker.

At JFK, ORD and other airports where terminals don't connect airside, choose where you're flying from. Lounges you can't reach are dimmed.

Works with bad airport Wi-Fi.

Every lounge, every policy and the first photo live on your phone. Extra photos load when you have a signal.

Sources on every page.

Each lounge lists when it was last checked and links to where the information came from. No made-up ratings, crowd meters or wait times.

Bottom of a lounge page showing amenities, reviews and the sources list

And the small stuff

Details that save you a walk.

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Hours today

Opening and closing times for today, including early Saturday closes.

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Day passes

Walk-up and pre-booked prices when a lounge sells entry to anyone.

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Guest policies

Who you can bring, how many, and what it costs on each card.

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Closures flagged

Lounges closed for renovation sink to the bottom with a clear banner.

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Same-day rules

Airline-club flight requirements spelled out, so you aren't turned away.

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Private by design

No account and no tracking. Your wallet stays on your iPhone.

Coverage

65 US airports. 343 lounges. All researched by hand.

From Atlanta's 16 lounges to Midway's one. Every busy US airport is in, and more are added as lounges open.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which cards and memberships does Layover understand?

Chase Sapphire Reserve, Amex Platinum, Priority Pass Select, Capital One Venture X, Delta SkyMiles Reserve, United Club Infinite and Citi AAdvantage Executive. Each lounge also lists other ways in, like airline status or a premium cabin ticket.

How current is the lounge information?

Every lounge was researched from operator, airline and card-issuer pages in 2026, cross-checked against at least two sources, and shows the date it was last checked. Policy changes, like Chase's August 2026 Priority Pass change, are already reflected.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. All lounge details and each lounge's main photo are stored on your phone, so the app works in airplane mode or on a struggling airport network.

Do I need an account?

No. There's no sign-up. The cards you add are stored only on your iPhone.

Is my airport covered?

Layover covers 65 US airports, every one with a lounge we could verify. Search the list above. International airports are next.

Your next layover just got better.

Layover is in beta on iPhone and coming soon to the App Store.

Coming soon to the App Store