ZAGMain TerminalAirside, Schengen Departures; international departures before passport controlDepends

Primeclass Business Lounge

ZAG's only lounge is a useful Priority Pass or €45 escape with decent snacks and drinks, but it can be crowded around busy departures.

How to get in

Priority PassInternational flights only; children are not admitted.
DragonPass
Business class ticketEligible business-class passengers.
LufthansaAvailable through selected airline programs; confirm eligibility with Lufthansa.
Day pass€45, VAT includedUnlimited stay on the day of entry.
Diners Club
TAV

The honest take

This is ZAG's sole traveler lounge: a contemporary, divided space with dining tables, softer seating and a small work area. It is before passport control on the Schengen side, so use it before proceeding to a non-Schengen gate.

The buffet is more substantial than a drinks-only setup, with hot and cold items, desserts and self-serve alcohol. Recent visitors found it adequate rather than exceptional and reported crowding around midday; it is worthwhile when included with access, but the walk-in price is harder to justify for a short wait.

At a glance

Hours: 05:00-22:00 daily, aligned with scheduled departures

Finding it: Level 2 after security, opposite Gate 23.

Food & drinks: A self-service buffet of hot and cold snacks, with complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks; recent reports particularly liked the pastries.

Showers: No

Amenities: Hot and cold self-service buffet · Complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks · Wi-Fi · TV · Reading materials · Accessible access

Best for: Priority Pass users · Pre-flight snacks and drinks · Short waits

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Last verified Jul 23, 2026

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