The Capital One Landing at LaGuardia: open now, and built like a restaurant

When CNN Underscored reported in February that Capital One would bring a new venue to LaGuardia, the Landing was still a plan. The official Capital One guide now lists it as open in Terminal B on the bridge to gates 11–31, daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.

It helps to understand what a “Landing” is: it is dining-first, rather than a traditional lounge built around quiet rooms and work areas. The LGA venue was created with the José Andrés Group, with Spanish-inspired tapas-style plates and beverages. The 12,500-square-foot space has windows overlooking the Manhattan skyline and tarmac, power at every seat, fast Wi-Fi, and luggage nooks, according to LaGuardia Gateway Partners’ opening announcement.

**Access, per Capital One’s official guide:** primary Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders must present their physical card or a digital lounge pass from the Capital One Mobile app, together with a boarding pass for a departing or connecting same-day flight. Access is not guaranteed and is subject to space availability. The guide points travelers to Capital One’s lounge access policy and terms for the complete rules. Policies can change, so check those official terms before building a visit into your itinerary.

For Terminal B planning, the Landing is on the skybridge toward gates 11–31. The Q70 LaGuardia Link bus connects the airport with the subway and LIRR; taxis, rideshare and private cars are also options. Ground time to Manhattan varies with traffic, so use a realistic buffer rather than assuming a fixed drive time. Check airport directions, gate assignments, and Capital One’s current hours on your travel day.

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