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The Schengen Aspire at E1. Live on Priority Pass and DragonPass; not on the LoungeKey ARN finder.
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Collinson’s Schengen Aspire sits on Pier E near Gate E1. Priority Pass (ARN10) and DragonPass (N14063) both publish 04:30–20:00, a three-hour max stay, and children under 2 free. Swedavia’s Aspire page lists 04:30–22:00 for the E1 room — treat card hours as the ones that matter if you are walking in on a membership.
Showers, a children’s play area and a family room are on the DragonPass/Swedavia lists. LoungeKey’s live ARN finder shows Pearl T5 plus restaurant offers in Terminal 5, not this room. Do not walk here from a non-Schengen F gate.
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Last verified Sep 22, 2026
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