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UPDATE: The Password is now TravelAmex
For as long as I can remember – which is as long as American Express has had Centurion Lounges – the password to log into the wifi network has been MemberSince!
In fact, usually when I check into Centurion lounges, the agent asks if I want to know the password, and we jokingly talk about MemberSince with a capital M and a capital S.
So, how surprised was I yesterday when I learned that the Centurion Lounge at LaGuardia Airport has a new password?
I really shouldn’t be shocked – there are clearly more important things in this world – but I was still surprised nonetheless.
Drumroll please.
The new password is Amex1850.
I don’t know if this is the new password throughout all of the lounges, or if it is specific to the lounge at LGA.
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.
I’m in The LHR Centurion and the password is also amex1850
DFW lounge uses this new password as well. Just went there last weekend.
And Admiral’s clubs went from the name of a city served by AA to “sparkling”… at least at a club in Phoenix last week.
sparkling at LGA and MIA too.
Houston uses this new one as well
DFW Centurion new password is TravelAmex