Lisbon Airport lounge: where it is, opening hours and access
Lisbon Airport has a lounge open to every passenger: the ANA Lounge, in Terminal 1. You do not need to fly business class. You can pay to get in, and some airlines and lounge programmes give free or discounted access. This guide brings together what you need to know before you go: where it is, the opening hours, what it includes, who can get in and how to buy a pass.
Where the lounge is
The ANA Lounge is in Terminal 1, after the security check, in the Schengen departures area. It is on the 6th floor, above Praça Lisboa (Lisbon Square), near gate 22. It covers about 900 m² and looks out over the runway.
If your flight leaves the Schengen area, you can use the lounge too, unless you are in transit between two non-Schengen flights. Passport control comes after you leave the lounge, so allow time for it.
Opening hours and maximum stay
The lounge is open from 04:00 to 23:00. You can stay for up to 3 hours.
On busy days, entry may be limited between 06:00 and 16:00 because of space.
What it includes
To eat and drink: coffee and tea, a choice of sandwiches, fruit, wine and drinks with and without alcohol. Alcoholic drinks are limited to three per adult.
To work or rest: free internet, charging points for your phone and laptop, private cabins with a sofa and reading light, a lounge area with armchairs facing the runway, and television.
There are screens with live information on every flight, so you do not miss boarding, and a smoking area. There is also a shower, paid separately and subject to availability.
Who can get in
Every passenger can get in by paying the current fee. If you fly with a partner airline, or belong to one of the partner clubs, you may get in free or at a discount. Check with your airline whether your ticket includes access.
According to the airport, the partner airlines are: Aegean Airlines, Air Baltic, Air Europa, Air France, Air Nostrum, Air Serbia, American Airlines, Azores Airlines, Azul, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Edelweiss Air, EL AL, Etihad, EuroAtlantic, Finnair, Gol, Iberia, Icelandair, KLM, Korean Air, LATAM, Luxair, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, SAS, Sky Express, STP Airways, Swiss, TAAG, TACV, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines and World2Fly.
The ANA Lounge is also listed by Priority Pass and in Mastercard's lounge list (LoungeKey). If you have a card with lounge access, check the conditions with the issuer before you go. Children under 2 get in free.
Buying a pass online
You can buy access before you travel from LoungePair. The pass gives up to 2 hours in the lounge and has no fixed date: use it whenever you like within its validity, which is usually 6 months. You can also give it to someone else.
At the door, show the pass QR code and your boarding pass. Entry is only allowed in the 2 hours before your flight's scheduled departure. Children aged 2 and over need their own pass. Standard passes are non-refundable.
The price is on the LoungePair page: see the ANA Lounge pass.
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What if I fly from Terminal 2?
The ANA Lounge is in Terminal 1. Terminal 2 handles departures only, for Eurowings, Norwegian, Ryanair, Transavia, Volotea, Vueling and Wizz Air, and it closes between 00:30 and 03:30. If your boarding pass says Terminal 2, check access before you buy a pass. Our guide to the two terminals explains how to tell which one you fly from.
Before the lounge, the car
If you drive to the airport, you can leave your car at Check-in Park, a private car park near the airport. With transfer, our van takes you to the terminal and picks you up when you return. With valet, you hand the car over at the terminal itself.
You only pay on your return, VAT included. A week (7 periods of 24 hours) with transfer costs €47. Put your dates into the simulator and see the total.