Inside the shared space at "The Private Suite" at LAX. The Private Suite at LAX If you're traveling to Los Angeles and looking forward to a bit of celebrity spotting, you might need to pay $2,000 to do so.

"The Private Suite" is a separate VIP terminal at LAX for first and business class travelers. After it opens on May 15, it will enable its premium guests to have a discreet and seamless traveling experience.

However, it comes at a price: for a fee that starts at $2,000 a visit, guests can have access to a private check-in, security screening, and customs process. They'll be driven to or collected from their airplane in a private BMW and have all their baggage taken care of while they relax in one of the luxury suites.

There are two options: either take out a $7,500-a-year membership and get reduced rates on the use of the terminal (plus added perks, such as free massages before a flight), or pay a higher one-off fee each time. This fee ranges from $2,000 to $4,000, depending on whether guests choose to lounge in private or in a larger shared room.

Take a look at what to expect: