One of Terminal 1’s primary Priority Pass rooms. Priority Pass lists 05:00–23:00 hours, airside East Concourse beside Gate 2, digital cards accepted, and a 4-hour maximum stay (children under 3 free on current PP conditions). Expect standard PP buffet/soft-drink fare and capacity limits in evening departure banks — arrive early after immigration if your flight boards from the East Concourse.

Third Priority Pass option in Terminal 1, listed near Gate 9 with 07:00–00:00 hours and a 3-hour max stay (children under 2 free on current PP conditions). Priority Pass notes a quiet area and prayer room. Useful when East Concourse lounges by Gate 2 are saturated — walk time from Gate 2 to Gate 9 is real, so do not cut it fine before boarding.

Terminal 1’s 24-hour Priority Pass option beside Gate 2 on the East Concourse. Priority Pass lists a 3-hour maximum stay, typically up to two guests per cardholder (guest fees may apply), and children under 8 free on current conditions. Hot food and showers are commonly reported amenities — still treat it as a busy shared lounge, not a private suite. Confirm live access in the Priority Pass app; do not assume every Philippine credit card still works without checking.

PAL’s own Mabuhay Lounge product is airline-gated, not a Priority Pass substitute. International-heavy Mabuhay hospitality concentrates around Terminal 1; domestic Mabuhay rooms sit in Terminal 2. Exact door locations and elite thresholds change — follow PAL’s lounge page / app for your flight. Verdict is “depends” because access is narrow: excellent if you qualify, irrelevant if you do not.

Main Priority Pass product in Terminal 3. Priority Pass directions: take the lift in front of security to Level 4; lounge is on the left. Listed 24 hours with a 4-hour max stay (children under 3 free on current conditions). This is the default PP plan for Cebu Pacific / many foreign carrier departures from T3 — there is no useful airside hop to Terminal 1 lounges without exiting and re-clearing.