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Miami FL International
MIA

North Terminal (Concourse D)

Miami (FL), USA
Overview
North Terminal (Concourse D)
Central Terminal (Concourses E, F and G)
South Terminal (Concourses H and J)

Terminal Information

Miami Florida North Terminal Lounges

Miami International Airport, just a short drive from downtown Miami, is one of the country’s busiest airports and a main gateway for long-haul international flights.

International and domestic travellers can enjoy a wide variety of restaurants offering cocktails, sushi, seafood, Cuban and Caribbean flavours and more!
Retailers with a distinct Miami vibe sell Cuban cigars and Miami sporting goods. A duty-free shop is available as well as big name brands including Michael Kors, Polo, Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren.

The airport has everything the discerning traveller would require, from ATMs, a business centre and baby care facilities.
Visitors with disabilities can easily access facilities which include accessible restrooms and disabled parking to moving walkways and visual paging.

The Miami Florida North Terminal, offering access to concourse D offers three different options of Priority Pass plans depending on your frequency of travel:

STANDARD: For the occasional Traveller - £69/€89/$99
£24/€30/$35 member and guest visit fee

STANDARD PLUS: For the regular Traveller - £229/€289/$329
10 complementary visits for members, subsequent member and guest visit fee of £24/€30/$35

PRESTIGE: For the frequent Traveller - £419/€459/$469
All member visits are complementary, £24/€30/$35 guest visit fee

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About Our Lounge At Miami Florida North Terminal

The Corona Beach House is a vibey, contemporary spot with a Latin flair! Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the tasty fare ranges from hamburgers to nachos and cold Corona Extras of course. The lounge is open from 6:30am to 9pm daily and is a great spot to relax and enjoy a meal while waiting for your flight.


Lounge Facilities

Our facilities at the Miami Florida North Terminal lounge ensure that you have access to all you need when you are away from home or the office. Facilities include:

Facilities at the T1 Lounge include
  • Refreshments
  • Disabled access
  • Digital cards accepted
  • Free Wi-fi
  • TV
  • Non-smoking
  • Air conditioning
  • Alcoholic beverages

Please check the individual lounge pages for any exclusions at the bottom of each lounge description.


Location And Accessibility

The Miami Florida North Terminal lounge is situated airside between gates D23 and D24. Please note that the restaurant may exceed their seating limit at certain times of the day and access to the restaurant is at their sole discretion.


You can get a deli snack and a coffee in Arrivals.

There's a convenience store in Baggage Claim, and a newsstand in Arrivals.

  • ATMs
  • Chapel
  • Pet relief area
  • Smoking area

  • Accessible restrooms
  • Designated doors
  • Disabled parking
  • Moving walkways
  • Visual paging for the deaf or hard of hearing

Terminal tips

This terminal has a people mover called the Skytrain which transports guests along the length of the concourse, stopping at four stations along the way.

Taxi, bus, train, shuttle and car rental services are available.

All three terminals at Miami International Airport are in one interconnected building, but distances can be long to walk. A people mover operates along the length of the North Terminal.

You may experience long waits at Security due to TSA checks. It is a good idea to have reading materials or a source of entertainment with you to help pass the time.

Carrying an extra layer of clothing is advised, as parts of the airport may feel cooler than others.

FAQs About Miami Florida North Terminal Lounges

1. What is included in the lounge access?
Priority Pass members will enjoy access to the following facilities in the Miami Florida North Terminal lounge:

● Refreshments
● Disabled access
● Digital cards accepted
● Free Wi-fi
● TV
● Non-smoking
● Air conditioning
● Alcoholic beverages

Please check the individual lounge pages for any exclusions at the bottom of each lounge description.

2. Who can use the lounge at Miami Florida North Terminal?
Priority Pass cardholders and registered guests visiting Miami Florida North Terminal are welcome at the Miami Florida North Terminal lounge if they are on a domestic flight. Regardless of the class of ticket (economy/business/first), all domestic travellers, business or leisure, can access our Miami Florida North Terminal lounge through Priority Pass.

3.Is there a dress code for the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal?
Guests in smart casual dress are welcome to enter the Priority Pass lounge at the Miami Florida North Terminal lounge.

4. Can I smoke in the lounge?
Airport regulations prevent smoking outside of designated smoking areas located conveniently across Miami Florida North Terminal. We invite our guests to avail these facilities. While there are many outdoor smoking areas across the terminals, the only indoor facility at Miami International is located in Concourse D at the TGI Friday’s smoking lounge.

5. How long can I stay in the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal?
You can access Priority Pass Miami Florida North Terminal facilities up to 3 hours before departure.

6. Do the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal have flight information screens?
Guests of the Miami Florida North Terminal lounge are requested to monitor their boarding times while enjoying our facilities.

7. Are the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal wheelchair accessible?
The lounge located at Miami Florida North Terminal is wheelchair accessible, offering comfortable and convenient access for our guests with disabilities.

8. Do the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal cater for vegetarians and vegans?
The Corona Beach House offers a wide selection of delectable food and beverages, suitable for our vegetarian and vegan clients.

9. Can children enter the lounges at Miami Florida North Terminal?
Priority Pass is proud to welcome children to our Miami Florida North Terminal lounge.

10. I can’t find what I’m looking for?
You can find more information by visiting our Help Hub at: https://memberhelp.prioritypass.com/en/support/home


We do our best to keep these guides as up-to-date as possible, but cannot guarantee that they fully reflect the current state of every airport, where changes can happen frequently and without notice. Please contact us with any feedback.

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