Red Carpet Club

Fairly large lounge located on the second floor (you’ll need to take the stairs or an elevator up). Fair amount of seating with limited electrical outlets in comparison to many other lounges.
Snacks offered include apples, carrot sticks, some crackers, pretzels and chocolate covered raisins. Drink options include a full coffee machine and tea station as well as a bar offering the regular bar rail drinks. Included beers include Coors and MGD but there are plenty of premium beers and wines offered for additional cost.
Kept fairly clean and the staff are very friendly. You’ll find a few children here (given that its Orlando) but the lounge is large enough to get away in a corner if you have any issues. There is also a designated children’s lounge equipped with colouring books and TV if needed.
Overall not one of the nicest lounges out there (and for the 1 day pass price, probably not worth it) but this is the only lounge you will find on this end of the Orlando international airport.

Medium sized club with a nice seating area and the usual United features, which include free wifi, free beer, some free wines and drinks plus wrapped cheese and crackers, Milano cookies and suchlike.
Comfortable chairs and plenty of power outlets.
United is a member of the Star Alliance and so if you have status with any Star Alliance carrier and you’re traveling on an international itinerary, you get access to the lounge. There are other qualifications too. You can also buy a day pass — this is a great way to wait out a long layover rather than spending it out in the terminal with the screaming hordes.

They tried to make this place a pleasant place for relaxation in between flights — but I could never relax here. My association of this place is always the intensive feelings worries about my to-​be-​delivered presentation the the possible audience /​clients response at my destination (as I only go to this place at the beginning of my trip). Therefore, I never had a good association of positive emotion about this Red Carpet club. This place is also getting very crowded and sometimes hard to find a seat — especially when there is a weather related delay…

Rated this two stars but that is based on attitude of woman at front desk. Never did get to see the inside. We’re frequent fliers, had first class united tickets, and a priority card issued to holders of Amex black card which we also have. Priority card expired March 12 – new one probably in the mail at home. Woman wouldn’t even let us in just to sit away from mobs of kids for 45 minutes. Said card is expired so too bad. We asked her to give us a break but no way – just turned away from us. Unreal.

4 stars for being quiet and not too crowded! Some Red Carpet clubs can be VERY crowded during busy times. This club has nice views out both sides of the concourse and it has a nice layout.
Airport lounges are a bit pricey for the occasional traveler, but if you travel more than 8 or 10 times per year a luxury that should be a requirement. Having a quiet place to sit with a desk or couch makes traveling a bit more tolerable. Plus having people that can help you with reservations or changes without standing in a line with 100 other people is nice.

Great place to relax and unwind before your flight.