Priority Pass is not a club you join at the door. It is a lounge network that comes bundled with a handful of travel credit cards, and the retail membership only pays for itself if you fly more than most people who buy it. Get it through a card, or do not get it.
This is every lounge in the network as published on Aug 23, 2026, tied to the airports our city files actually use. The part the brochure leaves out: lounges close, they cap how long you can stay, and when they are full they turn cardholders away. Check the card, then check the door.
No Priority Pass lounge within 120 km: Funchal, Manizales and Santorini. Use the lounge at the hub you connect through, not the one you are hoping for on arrival.
The list is cut at 60 to keep the page light. Every one of the 819 airports is a keystroke away.
Priority Pass’s own visitor score out of 5, with the number of visitors who left one. Shown only when the lounge has a score. No score is not a bad score; it is no score.
The hours the lounge publishes, as captured. They change with the season and the staffing, and the door decides, not the listing. A red notice on a card is a closure the operator announced.
A lounge tagged Extra payment charges on top of the card. Sometimes for entry, sometimes for the part you actually wanted. Ask before you sit.
Which side of the border the lounge sits on. Domestic means before passport control, International means after it. A lounge on the wrong side is a lounge you cannot reach.
Lounge details captured Aug 23, 2026 from the published Priority Pass directory: 1,849 lounges across 819 airports. Nomad Insiders is not Priority Pass and holds no card programme. Access rules, hours and charges are the operator’s and move without notice. Nothing here is a promise of entry.