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Emirates’ own lounge at Gate A3. Complimentary for EK F/J and Skywards Gold/Platinum on that flight; paid access is a published USD tariff, not Priority Pass.
Enter your flight for a door-to-door plan: when to leave, security, the lounge you can use and your gate. No account needed.
The strongest domestic room if a qualifying FNB or RMB card gets you in. Not Priority Pass, and Cape Town has no SLOW International.
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Add a photoSAA’s refurbished domestic lounge. Discovery’s 2026 guide covers CPT Domestic only — do not treat it as the international SAA room.
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Add a photoThe international Bidvest room immediately after passport control. Live on Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass, with showers, but a four-hour cap and tight capacity.
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Add a photoThe larger international Bidvest room near Gate B, with barista coffee and showers. Same four-hour cap and no group bookings as Premier 1.
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Add a photooneworld flagship next to Gate A3. Not Priority Pass and not all-day — it opens around the BA/Qatar evening bank.
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Add a photoACSA still lists an SAA international phone number. SAA and Discovery’s current lounge pages document CPT Domestic The Lounge only — do not plan an international layover around this room.
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