Capital 1’s Las Vegas airport lounge UPS ante

Sin City showdown: Capital One’s Las Vegas airport lounge ups the ante
Capital One is opening its newest lounge in Las Vegas on Friday, Feb. 21, marking another milestone in the bank’s expansion into premium travel perks. The new lounge, located in Concourse D of Harry Reid International Airport (LAS),
Now open: Capital One lounge at Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
Whether you're looking to relax, work or indulge, this lounge can make waiting for your flight much more enjoyable.
Capital One gears to open airport lounge at Las Vegas airport
What’s in your airport? Starting this week, it’s a Capital One Lounge, sponsored by the financial institution that’s advertising tag line asks, “What’s in your wallet?” The 8,200-square-foot comfort zone for travelers overlooks the D gates rotunda on the concourse level and has floor-to-ceiling windows for guests to peer out over the Terminal 3 flight line and a portion of the D gates tarmac.
Las Vegas Airport Just Got a Swanky New Lounge—With Caviar, Craft Beer, and Sunset Toasts
The Capital One Lounge at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) comes with exclusive new amenities. Capital One just opened its highly anticipated lounge at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport in Terminal 3,
Our first look at Capital One's new Las Vegas lounge
The newest Capital One lounge is opening at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Here's what you can expect and how to get in.
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