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Informational Guide to Lisbon Airport (LIS) Humberto Delgado

Lisbon Airport Lounges

All You Need To Know About Lisbon Airport Lounges

Humberto Delgado Airport, also known as Lisbon Airport , is perhaps the primary location that people use when traveling to and from Portugal’s capital city of Lisbon for vacations. It’s only about 6 miles (or roughly 9.6 kilometers) from downtown, and the airport both direct and indirect connections through dozens of airlines to countries across Europe and around the world.

If you are flying home via Lisbon Airport after your Portuguese vacation, you might want to allocate some extra time at the airport so that you can enjoy some of its lounges. For a fee, these specified areas provide travelers with additional comforts including more space to relax, complementary food and drink, newspapers, and other perks before your flight.

If you have had a very long weekend, or if you simply would like to have a stress-free start to your return journey home, a Lisbon Airport lounge can help you achieve that goal. Below you’ll find important information on the several lounges that are available to passengers at the airport, including the services they provide and addition details to help you plan your lounge visit.

You’ll find this lounge situated after you clear Terminal 1 security before your flight, and it’s located on floor six of the building, open from 5am to 11pm every day of the week.

If you download the ANA travel app on your smartphone you can make reservations for the lounge via the app, as well as track your flight’s status in real time, and more.

The amenities on offer at the ANA Lounge include:

• Hot and cold drinks
• Complementary snacks
• Alcoholic beverages
• Televisions
• Air conditioning
• Newspapers and other reading material
• Internet-connected computers

Information on flight arrivals and departures

• Dedicated smoking area

The cost for a one-time entry to the ANA Lounge is currently €29 from March to November, which is considered to be the busy high season, and €25 for December to February, which is considered to be the low quiet season. You don’t have to pay any entry fee for children aged under three, but children from the ages of three to 12 must pay an entry fee of €15.

Use of the lounge is time-limited and you can only stay there for a maximum of three hours, so be sure to plan your arrival to the airport early enough to fully enjoy all of the lounge’s benefits.

The ANA Lounge requires a smart casual dress code, so you might want to ensure that you and your traveling companions are dressed appropriately before arriving at the lounge.

If you would like to use the showers at the lounge, you need to pay €15.50 for toiletries and a towel, or you can buy lounge entry and shower usage for a combined fee of €32.50.

Blue Lounge

The other lounge open to all passengers using Lisbon Airport is the Blue Lounge, located on floor six of Terminal 1, also after security, close to the area between Gate 7 and Gate 13.

You can access the Blue Lounge every day from 5am to 11pm.

The amenities on offer at the Blue Lounge include:

The cost for using the Blue Lounge is currently €25 per passenger, although you can reduce this fee by €5 if you book your reservation for the lounge at least 48 hours before your flight. If you have any children aged under 12 then they are able to use the lounge for free.

Airport Business Center

Some people travel to Portugal for both work and vacation, or solely for work trips, and therefore they might need to use conference rooms and other business facilities during their stay. Thankfully, Lisbon Airport provides the Airport Business Center for just this purpose.

Located in the Terminal 1 building on the mezzanine floor, the business center is near the area between Gate 14 and Gate 36, and is open from 9am to 5pm every Monday to Friday.

• Conference rooms
• Fax machines
• Magazines and newspapers
• Entry to the business center costs €25 per person and you pay the fee at the airport.

TAP Premier Lounge

The fourth and final lounge at Lisbon Airport is not available to all passengers, because the TAP Premier Lounge is only for those people who are departing on TAP Air Portugal. This is the state-owned airline of Portugal and operates many flights in and out of Lisbon Airport.

You’ll find this lounge on floor six of Terminal 1, nearby to the location of the ANA Lounge. It’s open from 5am to midnight every day, and is free for certain passengers flying with TAP Air Portugal, while other TAP Air Portugal travelers are able to pay for one-time access.

The amenities on offer at the TAP Premier Lounge include:

Consider a Priority Pass to save money on airport lounges

Note that in addition to paying at the airport for one-time access to a particular lounge, you might also want to consider buying a Priority Pass if you are a frequent traveler. The Priority Pass gives you three different types of membership that can give you access to airport lounges, including some of the lounges that are on offer to travelers at Lisbon Airport.

The plans are available either as standard, standard plus, or prestige, with varying fees to reflect the services and access that you can expect from the passes. Once you have a pass you can enter designated lounges for either a reduced fee or no charge, depending on the lounge and the type of Priority Pass that you own. But be sure to check before buying a pass whether the lounge that you want to use is covered by a pass.

Review: ANA Lounge (Priority Pass) Lisbon

The ANA Lounge (accessible via Priority Pass or partner airlines) in Lisbon, Portugal had plenty to offer for just about everyone. 

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Inside the beautiful Terminal 1 at Humberto Delgado Lisbon International Airport, is the ANA Lounge elevated above the shopping level below. To get there, an escalator is available or for those who need or prefer an elevator, one is available in front of the escalator entrance. Terminal 1 is the larger of the two terminals and hosts mostly network carriers. Terminal 2 is predominately an LCC terminal.

For Priority Pass holder, free entry is offered throughout the day though it’s always subject to capacity limitations. In addition to members, the following airlines provide entry for business class customers:

• Air France/KLM
• American Airlines
• Brussels Airlines
• Royal Air Maroc
• STP Airways
• British Airways
• Priority Pass
• Dragon Pass

Checkin was really quick and easy at the reception desk. As with any Priority Pass lounge, travelers should have their boarding pass and lounge access card ready. Though it was crowded, my party of five was through pretty quickly.

It should be noted that while the name of the lounge is “ANA”, it’s not associated with All Nippon Airways, the Star Alliance carrier.

When entering the lounge, there are two dining areas to the left divided by a bar. Nearest to the door, a limited selection of cold foods are available as well as coolers with soft drinks and beer. On the other side of the bar (only accessible on the opposite side), another dining room awaits with a larger food selection including soup.

Positoned farthest from the bar and adjacent to the windows, is a selection of soups (one bean and one squash) as well as a selection of teas and cereals.

Moving away from the windows and toward the bar, two separate coolers hold beverages, both with non-alcoholic options, one with beer. Wine is available at either ends of the bar for self-pouring in addition to cocktails.

While the food selection was limited to three different types of sandwiches and a prepared salad. The sandwiches were quite good, even though there was relatively little variety (one vegetarian, one Iberco pork, and one tuna salad.)

While the lounge is large, during our trip at midday it was rather crowded. We were able to find enough seats for three adults, one ten-year-old and our one-year-old in a stroller. Large screens show sports and news on large TVs overhead on walls.

Smoking Lounge

Hats off to the ANA Lounge for offering a smoking lounge that doesn’t leak into the rest of the area. As a reformed smoker, I can appreciate both the availability of such an option, while also wanting to enjoy my lounge visit without smelling like I smoked a pack myself.

The glass box room just behind the reception area and off the rest of the seating area was odorless and while the image I captured didn’t have a smoker in there at the time, there was one prior to me taking the photo and you couldn’t tell that they’d ever lit up.

The ANA Lounge was easy to access, quick to check-in, the food was quality but choices were limited, and service was great. If traveling back to Lisbon and given the choice of the TAP Lisbon airport lounge as well, I would try that one too just to evaluate them evenly. But that said, I would gladly return to the ANA lounge and unless the food is substantially better at TAP, I can’t imagine the design and service can be beat.

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Kyle Stewart

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Not sure about the new non=Schengen lounge at LIS but the ANA lounge and the TAP Schengen lounge are both catered from the same kitchen and the offering is remarkably similar. I would say, TAP has the edge.

Please explain further though, what is ‘beautiful’ about Lisbon Airport? It’s an utter dump and most departures and arrivals are by bus. It needs replacing urgently.

LOL! I thought the ‘beautiful’ comment was somewhat out of place when applied to LIS.

I’ve flown through Terminal 1 twice and will avoid LIS in future, it being way to small. You were INCREDIBLY lucky getting into the non-TAP lounge quickly, as lengthy queues are the norm rather than the exception, based on what I saw on my outbound and return journeys.

Is this the only ANA lounge that doesn’t grant ANA business class passengers access?!?

Article writes not associated with actual ANA airline ; likely initials mean something else in Portuguese . Might be something like : Apes Numbats Armadillos .

Barber appt

ANA is fir Aeroportos e Navegação Aérea

I was walking around Copacabana this morning and there was a Bolsonaro rally going on. It was loud, confusing, chaotic, and somewhat resembled the Lisbon airport after the bank of Brazil flights land in the morning.

Did you time this article to honor the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution? Was E Depois do Adeus playing on the radio?

It’s a bit bizarre that all those Star Alliance members send their passengers to this lounge as opposed to the TAP one next door. Come to think of it, I have only ever flown TAP from LIS so never had to think about that.

I think this lounge is always crowded, food is ok! Best part of the lounge is no line up for the washroom unlike the public washrooms at LIS. Lisbon airport can get crowded so this lounge feels like oasis.

PS I also didn’t think Lisbon airport was a dump, security is fast, food in the food court is good (tastier than any airport in the US)! Speciality items like olive oil and pasteis de nata packaged for transport for home!

I guess the US lounges don’t make “tasty” food, Every single lounge and restaurant has been visited by you so you should know. Busy checking out airport food. Really busy…

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VIP Lounges

Lisbon Airport is Portugal's main air hub and in 2017 handled over 26 million passengers, so it can be a very busy place, particularly at peak times. While efforts have been made to reduce the queues at the check-in desks with the facilities for mobile and self-service check-in, there can still be a long wait at security screening and passport control.

However, once you arrive at the boarding areas of Terminal 1, you can escape the noise and bustle of the crowds in the shopping area and food courts by booking yourself into the relaxing atmosphere of one of the VIP lounges. Unfortunately, there is no VIP lounge in T2.

The lounges have workstations where you can keep on top of business, comfortable seating on which you can relax while watching television or reading the complimentary newspapers and magazines, and you can take advantage of the inclusive snacks and drinks.

There are two lounges, the ANA Lounge and the Blue Lounge, which are open to all passengers on payment of the entry fee and with free access for passengers holding business class tickets with affiliated airlines, some members of frequent flyer programs and holders of associated lounge club cards.

The ANA Lounge is located after security in T1 at Praça Lisboa (Lisbon Square) on the sixth floor. It has areas in which to work as well as seating areas with panoramic views of the runways. Showers are available for an extra fee.

The opening hours are 05:00 to 23:00 daily. The adult entrance fee is €29.00 in the high season from March to November and €25.00 in the low season from December to February. Entry for children aged three to twelve is €15.00 at all times. Children under three enter free of charge. The entrance can be booked in advance on the airport website or you can pay on entry. Qualifying passengers on affiliated airlines and members of Dragon Pass and Priority Pass get free or discounted entry. The maximum stay is three hours and there is a smart casual dress code.

A shower kit comprising a towel and toiletries costs €15.50. A Combined shower kit and lounge entry is €32.50.

• Air conditioning
• Hot and cold beverages
• Wines, beers and spirits
• International reading material
• Computers with internet connection
• Free exclusive Wi-Fi
• Flight information
• Separate smoking area
• Website: ANA Lounge
• Email: [email protected]
• Telephone: (+351) 218 413 658

Blue Lounge

The Blue Lounge is on the fifth floor of T1 after security in the international area towards boarding gates 7 to 13. It is operated by Groundforce and is open to all passengers on payment of €25.00. There is a €5.00 discount for making your reservation by email at least two days in advance. Accompanied children under twelve can enter free.

As well as the lounge, there is a fully equipped business centre for up to eight people. There is an additional fee for this facility and it must be reserved in advance.

• Non-smoking
• Refreshments
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
• Internet access
• Magazines and newspapers
• Live flight information
• Website: Groundforce
• Email: [email protected]
• Telephone: (+351) 218 413 963

TAP Premier Lounge

In addition to the public access lounges above, TAP, the Portuguese national carrier, has its own lounge on the sixth floor of T1, close to the ANA Lounge. It is free for qualifying TAP passengers, but other travellers with the airline can purchase access.

The opening hours are 05:00 to midnight and the lounge has similar facilities to the ANA Lounge with the addition of printers and copiers.

Reservations can be made at the TAP ticket desks or on the website www.flytap.com .

Airport Lounges at Lisbon International Airport (LIS)

Overview of lisbon international airport (lis).

Lisbon International Airport (LIS), also known as Humberto Delgado Airport, is located just 7 km north of the city center. The airport has two terminals: Terminal 1, which operates the majority of airlines, and Terminal 2, which is used mainly by low-cost airlines. Passengers flying to and from Lisbon have access to a wide range of airlines, including major carriers such as TAP Portugal, Ryanair, and British Airways. LIS serves as one of the main airports in Southern Europe, with direct flights to over 90 destinations worldwide. Some of the most popular routes from LIS include Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, and New York City. To get to and from the airport, passengers can choose from several modes of transportation, including taxis, buses, and the metro system. The metro provides easy access to the city center, with a ride taking around 20 minutes. Additionally, LIS offers a range of amenities for passengers, such as restaurants, shops, and duty-free stores. Overall, Lisbon International Airport is a modern and efficient hub, providing easy access to Portugal’s capital city and beyond.

The ANA Lounge at Lisbon International Airport is located in the Schengen area of Terminal 1, near gate 7. It is open daily from 5:30 am to 8:45 pm. The lounge offers a quiet and comfortable space for travelers to relax before their flight. Complimentary snacks and beverages are available, including alcoholic drinks. The lounge also has free Wi-Fi, printing services, and a selection of newspapers and magazines.

• Complimentary snacks and beverages
• Alcoholic beverages
• Printing services
• Newspapers and magazines

Blue Lounge

The Blue Lounge at Lisbon International Airport is located on the first floor of Terminal 1, near gate 11. It is open daily from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. The lounge offers a comfortable and elegant space for travelers to work or relax before their flight. Complimentary snacks and beverages are available, including alcoholic drinks. The lounge also has free Wi-Fi, showers, and a selection of newspapers and magazines.

TAP Premium Lounge

The TAP Premium Lounge at Lisbon International Airport is located in the non-Schengen area of Terminal 1, near gate 24. It is open daily from 5:30 am to 11:00 pm. The lounge offers a luxurious and modern space for travelers to relax before their flight. Complimentary snacks and beverages are available, including premium alcoholic drinks. The lounge also has free Wi-Fi, a selection of newspapers and magazines, and shower facilities.

• Complimentary snacks and premium beverages

Airport Lounges

The ANA Lounge is located in the Schengen area of Terminal 1, near gate 7 and it’s open daily from 5:30 am to 8:45 pm. The lounge offers free Wi-Fi, printing services and a selection of newspapers and magazines, in addition, complimentary snacks and beverages, including alcoholic drinks are available for your convenience.

The Blue Lounge is located on the first floor of Terminal 1, near gate 11. The lounge offers a comfortable and elegant space for travelers to work or relax before their flight. Complimentary snacks and beverages, including alcoholic drinks are available. Additionally, the lounge has free Wi-Fi, showers, and a selection of newspapers and magazines.

The TAP Premium Lounge is located in the non-Schengen area of Terminal 1, near gate 24 and it’s open from 5:30 am to 11:00 pm. This lounge offers a luxurious and modern space for travelers to relax before their flight. You can enjoy complimentary snacks and premium beverages, free Wi-Fi, a selection of newspapers and magazines, and shower facilities.

How to Access the Lounges

In order to access the Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS), you need to have a Priority Pass membership. We offer three levels of membership: Standard, Standard Plus, and Prestige.

• Standard Membership: With this membership, you get unlimited discount access to the Priority Pass lounge. This means that you can enjoy the benefits of the lounge whenever you travel, but you will need to pay a discounted fee per visit.
• Standard Plus Membership: With this membership, you get 10 free access to the Priority Pass lounge per year, as well as unlimited discounted access thereafter. This is perfect for those who travel occasionally and want to enjoy some extra comfort and convenience when they do.
• Prestige Membership: With this membership, you get unlimited access to the Priority Pass lounge at no additional cost. This is ideal for frequent travelers who want to take advantage of all the benefits that come with the lounge.

To sign up for a Priority Pass membership, simply head to our website and choose the membership level that’s right for you. Once you’ve signed up, you’ll be able to access the Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS) and many other lounges around the world.

Benefits of Waiting for Your Flight in an Airport Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS)

If you’re tired of the endless wait at the airport surrounded by crowds, noise, and chaos, it’s time to check out the benefits of waiting for your flight in an airport lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS). These lounges are exclusive areas usually reserved for business class travellers or those with elite status in frequent flyer programs. However, you can access them by purchasing a membership or paying a one-time fee. Here are some of the top benefits of waiting for your flight in an airport lounge at Lisbon International Airport:

1. Comfortable Seating: Airport Lounges offer comfortable seating where you can relax and unwind before your flight. You can be sure that you’ll find a quiet corner to get some work done or take a nap.

2. Free Refreshments: Most airport lounges offer complimentary snacks, drinks, and beverages. You can enjoy your favourite beverage or try out some local delicacies without worrying about the cost.

3. Wi-Fi Access: With free Wi-Fi access, you can connect to the internet and catch up on pending work or chat with loved ones back home.

4. Charging Stations: There are plenty of charging stations available in airport lounges to keep your electronic gadgets charged up before your flight.

5. Exclusive Services: If you need any assistance, airport lounge staff are always on hand to help. From rebooking flights to arranging transportation, they are always ready to assist you.

6. Peaceful Environment: Airport lounges offer a peaceful environment, which helps you feel relaxed and refreshed as you wait for your flight. You can enjoy some peace and quiet away from the busy airport.

7. Priority Boarding: Many airport lounges offer priority boarding, allowing you to board your flight before other passengers. This means that you can avoid the hassle and stress of standing in long queues.

With so many benefits, it’s no wonder that airport lounges are becoming increasingly popular. If you’re planning on travelling through Lisbon International Airport (LIS) anytime soon, why not consider purchasing a membership now to start enjoying these services? Don’t wait until the last minute; start your trip in style by waiting for your flight in an airport lounge at Lisbon International Airport.

Lisbon International Airport (LIS) Airport Lounges FAQs

1. What is an airport lounge, and who can access it at Lisbon International Airport? Airport lounges are exclusive areas inside airports that offer various amenities like seating, food, drinks, and Wi-Fi. At Lisbon International Airport, passengers can access these lounges either by purchasing a pass or possessing a membership or elite status with the airline or a credit card.

2. How many airport lounges are available at LIS, and where are they located? There are four airport lounges available at Lisbon International Airport – one each in Terminal 1 and 2 and two in the Schengen area. The names of the lounges are ANA Lounge, Blue Lounge, TAP Premium Lounge, and Club Lounge.

3. Can I access the airport lounge if I am flying with a different airline? Yes, you can. Some airport lounges at Lisbon International Airport allow access to passengers of other airlines, provided they have a valid membership or an invitation from their credit card issuer.

4. Is there a dress code for airport lounges at LIS? Most airport lounges have a dress code that prohibits beachwear, gym wear, and clothing with offensive slogans. It is better to dress smartly or at least neatly to avoid any inconvenience.

5. What facilities are available at the airport lounges in Lisbon? Facilities at the airport lounges include comfortable seating, hot and cold meals, snacks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, free Wi-Fi, newspapers and magazines, charging points, and sometimes even shower facilities.

6. Do I need to book the airport lounge at Lisbon International Airport in advance? It is recommended to book your airport lounge in advance to avoid disappointment, especially if you are traveling during peak tourist seasons. However, if there are seats available, you can also book on the spot.

7. How much does it cost to access an airport lounge at LIS? The cost of accessing an airport lounge at Lisbon International Airport varies depending on the lounge you choose. It can range from €15 to €40 per person for a two-hour stay.

8. Can I use my Priority Pass membership to access the airport lounges at LIS? Yes, you can use your Priority Pass membership to access airport lounges at Lisbon International Airport.

9. Are there any age restrictions for accessing the airport lounges at LIS? Most airport lounges at Lisbon International Airport do not have specific age restrictions and welcome all passengers. However, some lounges might reserve the right to deny entry to minors or limit the facilities available to them.

10. What is the operating time of the airport lounges at LIS? The operating time of the airport lounges at Lisbon International Airport varies from one lounge to another. The lounges usually open early in the morning and close late at night, but it is always better to check the operating hours of the lounge you want to access.

Last Customer Reviews

John Smith , New York, USA:

“The Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS) was an excellent experience. The lounge was spacious, clean, and had a great range of food and drinks options. I would highly recommend it.”

Sara Johnson , London, UK:

“I was pleasantly surprised by the Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS). The staff were friendly, and the lounge was well-maintained and comfortable. The food and drink options were also excellent.”

Juan Rodriguez , Madrid, Spain:

“The Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS) was a perfect place to relax before my flight. The lounge was quiet, the Wi-Fi was fast, and the food and drinks were delicious. I will definitely be visiting again.”

Katrina Lee , Sydney, Australia:

“I loved the Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS). The lounge was modern, clean, and had a fantastic variety of food and drinks. The staff were also helpful and friendly.”

David Wang , Beijing, China:

“The Priority Pass Lounge at Lisbon International Airport (LIS) was a fantastic experience. The lounge was spacious, comfortable, and had a great range of food and drink options. The staff were also attentive and welcoming.”

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Passenger lounges at Lisbon International airport in Portugal

Have you ever considered spending your waiting time before boarding the plane in a VIP lounge ? Being able to relax away from the sometimes stressful airport concourses is just one of the many advantages of purchasing a premium plane ticket or a passenger VIP lounge pass.

The ANA Lounge as well as a lounge specifically designated for travellers flying with Tap Portugal airlines are located in Terminal 1 of Humberto Delgado airport ( Aeroporto de Lisboa ), and can be found on an upper level after security, once we leave the shopping area behind us.

What can you do in the ANA lounge at Lisbon airport?

This exclusive zone provides a vast living area featuring comfortable seats, power outlets to recharge the battery of all your electronic devices, computers, free Internet access , facilities for showering, international newspapers and magazines and panoramic views to the apron for those who love to see airplanes take off and land. While doing so, guests may also have a nice cup of coffee, enjoy a glass of wine or eat a light and healthy pre-flight meal .

How to be granted admission to the ANA VIP lounge in Lisboa

If your trip to Lisbon is over and you want to end your stay in style, know that the VIP lounge at Portela airport is available from 5am to 11pm every day, and that you can spend as much as three hours inside while waiting to board your flight.

The admission fee is 25 euros per adult, and if you are accompanied by children under 12 and older than 3, only 15 euros per each will be charged. However, passengers flying with American Airlines, Emirates, Brussels Airlines, KLM, Air France, Luxair, Swiss, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines or British Airways may enter the lounge for free or at reduced prices.

Members of the Dragon Pass and Priority Pass frequent-flyer programs are also entitled to use these lounges .

The exclusive lounge for Tap Portugal passengers in Lisbon airport

Being the holder of a first class ticket to fly with Tap Portugal instantly makes you eligible to access their VIP lounge in Lisbon. All travellers with an executive or Tap corporate ticket, as well as members of Victoria Gold , Star Alliance and American Express frequent flyer programmes have the right to enjoy this premium service.

The Tap Portugal lounge inside T1 gives you the chance to work, get connected through WiFI, refresh yourself, unwind, relax and try exquisite Portuguese dishes and wines , all in front of the marvellous scenery of the runway. If you are flying economy with Tap but still want to have these privileges, you can visit their website and buy lounge passes online providing the reference of your flight.

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• By Niko Suominen 16 November 2018 - 5 min read
• Tags: review , lounge , Lisbon
• Destination: Portugal

Review: Lounge ANA at Lisbon Airport

• By Niko Suominen
• 16 November 2018 - 5 min read

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Lounge ANA is a business class lounge in Terminal 1 of Lisbon Airport. We visited the lounge in May 2018. Read our review to know how we rated the lounge and what is the easiest way to try the lounge yourself.

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Lounge ANA is a 900 sqm Schengen area lounge in the Terminal 1 of Lisbon Airport. It serves business class passengers of many airlines and it functions also as a Priority Pass and DragonPass lounge . The lounge is not operated by any airline rather it is being managed by a third-party company. Even though the name may suggest something else, the lounge has nothing to do with the Japanese airline also called ANA.

Lounge ANA is surprisingly easy to find. It is located in the security zone of Terminal 1. In the heart of the shopping area, there are escalators up to the second floor. The front door can be seen right away upon reaching the second floor. It is good to know that the logo of Lounge ANA is unclear and recognizing the text ANA in the logo may be difficult at first sight.

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The lounge premises are next to the tarmac. It is a perfect place for aviation enthusiasts because there are great views through the big windows. Unfortunately, during warm days, the curtains may be down.

Lounge ANA serves business class and first-class passengers of 22 different airlines. If you are travelling in an elite class your airline will probably invite you to this lounge. Always check your boarding pass to which lounge you have been invited.

The easiest way for economy passengers to get into Lounge ANA is to have Priority Pass or DragonPass membership. Also, Diners Club card holders are welcome to Lounge ANA.

Other customers may pay themselves right at the door and the entrance fee is 29 euros at the time of writing this article.

Lounge ANA is spacious. At the time of our visit, there was plenty of free space and many unoccupied comfortable chairs to relax. The lounge has big windows to the tarmac but because the sun was shining brightly, there were huge curtains lowered to block the sunshine and unluckily the view of the tarmac. So unfortunately spotting planes was not as easy as we had wished.

In addition to catering services, the lounge had the usual business lounge services. There were flight information screens and well-working Wi-Fi. Computers were available for people to whom pure Wi-Fi was not enough. Magazines were offered.

The lounge had natural restrooms and showers. It is good to note that the showers are not free but you have to buy a shower kit costing 15,50 euros. That is somehow uncommon because usually, lounge showers are free. The lounge has also a spa.

For smokers, there is also a smoking room in the lounge.

The lounge is really easy to find in Terminal 1. Just head to the centre of the shopping court and take the escalators up. The entrance waits for you right there. You can get in by Priority Pass, DragonPass, airline invitation or by paying the entrance fee at the cash desk.

The lounge is spacious. The chairs are comfortable. The view is great but during the sunny time, the curtains may be down. The lack of free showers decreased our rating.

The food and drink selection is the weakest link in the lounge. There is no warm food available but just some snacks like chips, cookies and sandwiches. The drink selection was better including soft drinks, wine, beer, Nespresso coffee and water.

The staff were friendly during our visit. There was absolutely nothing to complain about but also nothing to praise.

Lounge ANA is an ordinary business lounge with good quality. It has all the basic services except a free shower. All services were offered with quality.

Business class passengers of 22 airlines are invited to Lounge ANA. Other options to get in are to have Priority Pass or DragonPass memberships or a Diners Club credit card. The entrance can also be bought inexpensively from Lounge Pass or LoungeBuddy services. In other words, there are multiple ways to get into this lounge.

There are many ways to access airport lounges.

• Infrequent travellers may book lounge visits on Lounge Pass .
• Frequent travellers may benefit from a lounge membership. Read our Priority Pass review .

You will find more helpful information from our lounge guide .

If you have a long connection time in Lisbon or you arrive at the airport early, visiting Lounge ANA is recommended. The entrance cost is moderately low and you get all the basic services inside. The peaceful atmosphere is a good reason to visit this lounge.

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As your hub for information about Lisbon Portela Airport , iFly.com can help you get to, through, and between the world's airports. Here are some links that can help you on your air travel journey:

• Check here if you're curious to know which airlines are served by LIS Airport .
• If you have some time before your flight's departure, be sure to grab a bite or peruse the shops, visit a prayer facility, or jump on Lisbon Portela's free wifi and get caught up on those emails.
• Be sure to know what the anticipated queue will be at the TSA security area closest to your gate.
• Should the need arise, the airport is equipped to handle special-needs persons, and also small medical emergencies that may arise.
• Once you get through security, pull up the interactive airport map of LIS airport to navigate to your gate, and see all the restaurant and shopping options along the way.

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"During my visit in November 2023, there were way too many people inside. I was only able to grab a stool across from the smoking lounge (also near the bathrooms). I never got to see an open seat in the hour I was there. My visit was in the morning. Coffee is by order. It was not self-serviced. There were small finger foods like sandwiches, which were so dry! I thought I had to wait until noon to get lunch, but they said to please wait until 12:10 PM. I left before then, so I was unable to try the food. Access: free with priority pass."

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Access to our lounges.

Wherever you fly with us, as our Premium passenger, you have access to selected lounges throughout the world. After all, you should start your flight with us feeling relaxed, regardless of where you take off from. A requirement for entry into our lounges is your Miles & More status or your travel class and a valid boarding pass for the respective lounge location.

• Lufthansa Group contract lounges
• Star Alliance partner lounges
• Travel companion

Lounge entry on departure

Lufthansa Group: Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Air Dolomiti, Edelweiss Air, Eurowings, Discover Airlines, Lufthansa, Lufthansa City Airlines, SWISS Code-share partners: Air Baltic, Air Malta, Air Astana, Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways, LATAM Airlines, Oman Air

1 First Class Terminal: entry to the First Class Terminal in Frankfurt is only possible with a confirmed First Class flight on the same day with Lufthansa, SWISS or Discover Airlines. HON Circle Members have access to the First Class Terminal for Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Air Dolomiti, Lufthansa, Lufthansa City Airlines or SWISS flights. 2 Entry with a boarding pass for a Lufthansa Group, Star Alliance or code-share flight. Excluded from this are Senators and Frequent Travellers who are travelling on the BASIC fare with Eurowings or Discover Airlines. 3 Entry to the First Class lounges only for FCL passengers of CA in Frankfurt and Munich. 4 Entry with a boarding pass for a Star Alliance flight. Passengers with a boarding pass for a flight with Air Dolomiti, Eurowings (not on the BASIC fare), or Discover Airlines will have access if they are Star Alliance Gold members of United Airlines or Air Canada. In addition, passengers with a boarding pass for a flight with Air Dolomiti or Eurowings (not on the BASIC fare) will have access if they are Star Alliance Gold members of All Nippon Airways.

Lounge entry on arrival

1 First Class Terminal: incoming passengers do not have access to the First Class Terminal. 2 Long-haul flights and selected flights: LH401 - LH799, SWISS/Austrian long-haul flights via Geneva, Vienna and Zurich, flights with a flight duration of over 3.5 hours. 3 Access with boarding pass dated the same day for a Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines or SWISS flight. 4 Access with boarding pass dated the same day for a Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines,or SWISS flight. 5 In Frankfurt only access to the Welcome Lounge.

Access to the Star Alliance partner lounges on departure

1 For entry to the lounges, you require a valid Star Alliance status card and/or a Lufthansa/Star Alliance boarding pass for a flight departing on the same day for the corresponding location.

Entry to the Lufthansa Group contract lounges on departure

Lufthansa offers contract lounges for a number of destination airports. The lounges are operated by third-party providers outside the Star Alliance. Entry is only possible in combination with a valid boarding pass for a flight operated by Lufthansa for the respective location. Access to contract lounges is available to:

• First Class passengers
• Business Class passengers
• HON Circle Members
• Star Alliance Gold members

Lounge access for your travel companion

Depending on the travel class, status and lounge, you can take your companion and family members into the lounge with you. Please note that accompanying persons must show a valid boarding pass for the same flight to gain entry and must enter and leave the lounge together with the person inviting them into the lounge.

Children are very welcome in our lounges when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Unaccompanied children under 18 years of age are not allowed entry to our lounges for youth protection reasons.

Sign up and save: Get free parking, dining and other perks with airport rewards programs

I've flown in and out of Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) for over a decade now.

Every time I stepped into the parking garage elevator, I would see a sign for the SDF Rewards Frequent Parker Program, and every time I stepped out, I promptly forgot about it.

The signs were everywhere, and I eventually realized I was likely missing out by ignoring them — it took five minutes to sign up for the SDF Rewards program. A few days later, I received a transponder that monitors how frequently I park at the airport. After six trips, I earned enough points to park for free during a weekend trip to New York.

Related: Don't miss out: Get perks just for signing up with these loyalty programs

I am signed up for several free loyalty programs, from McDonald's to Marriott. If I'm being honest, I get just as excited to earn a free Diet Coke as a free hotel night. So why not add free airport parking to the mix?

However, SDF isn't the only airport with a loyalty rewards program; several airports worldwide offer programs where you can earn free parking, meals, lounge access and other rewards. The programs are free to join, so sign up and start earning today.

What are airport loyalty rewards programs?

Much like hotel loyalty and frequent flyer programs, airport loyalty programs reward frequent customers. The more often you visit a participating airport, the more rewards you can potentially earn. It's a win-win situation for both airports and travelers: The programs encourage patrons to spend more time and money in airports, and travelers have the opportunity to rack up freebies and discounts.

Several major and regional airports participate in these free frequent traveler programs, and you aren't limited to solely signing up for your home airport's program — If you regularly transit through any other airports, consider signing up for their loyalty programs as well.

What can you earn with airport loyalty rewards programs?

Airport loyalty programs reward travelers with points based on how much money they spend on things such as parking, food and merchandise. You can then use those points on things like:

• Free parking
• Airline miles
• Lounge access

Keep in mind that each airport loyalty program works differently, though; some get pretty creative with their rewards.

For example, the Fly Lafayette Club at Lafayette Regional Airport (LFT) in Louisiana rewards members by entering them into monthly giveaways. Each time you visit the airport and swipe your driver's license or membership card at a designated kiosk, you are automatically entered to win monthly prizes such as meals, merchandise, gift certificates and more.

The GNV Ultimate Road Warrior Club at Georgia's Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) also gives out monthly rewards, which are donated by local businesses such as museums and restaurants. However, once a month, it rewards the passenger who took the most round trips through GNV with a special grand prize. Whether or not you win, all Road Warrior members get private airport lounge access.

Our favorite airport loyalty rewards programs

This isn't an exhaustive list of airport loyalty rewards programs. Rather, we sought to highlight programs located at some of the busiest airports in the world or ones that are exceptionally lucrative. Next time you fly, do a quick search to see if any of the airports you'll be passing through have a frequent flyer program and sign up before your trip.

• Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) Frequent Parker Program : Earn points toward free parking and get access to dedicated airport parking entry and exit lanes.
• Harrisburg International Airport (MDT) Susquehanna Club : Travelers age 21 and above who fly at least 25,000 miles per year on an airline serving MDT can join the Susquehanna Club airport lounge.
• Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) Parking Rewards : Sign up online and prebook parking to earn reward points. You earn one day of free parking for every 10 days of paid parking.
• Greater Binghamton Airport (BGM) Business Travelers Rewards Program : This program has three tier levels, each based on how often you park at the airport. You can earn perks like free parking and gift cards to use at airport restaurants.
• Indianapolis International Airport (IND) parkIND Plus Program : Members earn points toward free parking every time they park at the airport.
• Heathrow Airport (LHR) Heathrow Rewards : Members earn points by spending money at participating airport retailers, bars, restaurants, hotel partners, lounges, prebooked parking facilities and more. Points can be used for discounts on shopping and parking or transferred to select airlines.
• Paris Aeroport's Extime Rewards : This loyalty program is valid at both Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) and Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). After signing up, you can receive discounts on airport services like parking and luggage wrapping. You can also earn points at participating airport retailers or when prebooking parking. Points can be redeemed for parking or at select retailers.
• Thanks Again Rewards : More than 100 airports, including Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and Miami International Airport (MIA), partner with Thanks Again to provide frequent travelers with rewards. When you register, you can link your debit and/or credit cards to your account and earn points when you use your linked cards to shop, dine and park at participating airports. You can redeem your accrued points for gift cards, cash back or Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan miles.

The best credit cards for airport perks

With most airport loyalty programs, you have to spend money to earn rewards. You might as well put those costs on a credit card that can improve your airport experience even more. Here are a few of the best credit cards for perks like lounge access and airport dining :

The following cards are some of our favorite cards for airport lounge access:

• Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card : This card provides access to more than 1,300 lounges, including Capital One Lounges and the Partner Lounge Network.
• The Business Platinum Card® from American Express : With the American Express Global Lounge Collection , cardholders can access over 1,400 airport lounges across 140 countries, including Centurion lounges, Delta Sky Club lounges (limited to 10 annual visits from Feb. 1, 2025) and Priority Pass Select lounges. Enrollment is required.
• The Platinum Card® from American Express : With the American Express Global Lounge Collection , cardholders can access over 1,400 airport lounges across 140 countries, including Centurion lounges, Delta Sky Club lounges (limited to 10 annual visits from Feb. 1, 2025) and Priority Pass Select lounges. Enrollment is required.
• Chase Sapphire Reserve® : After an easy, one-time enrollment in Priority Pass Select , you can access more than 1,300 airport lounges worldwide.
• Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card : Complimentary unlimited access to the Delta Sky Club lounges when you are traveling on a Delta flight. Starting in February 2025, this benefit will change to 15 free annual visits, with unlimited annual visits after spending $75,000 in a year.

The following cards offer a free meal for you and a guest ($28-$30 value per person) at participating Priority Pass restaurants at more than 20 airports.

• Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite *
• Capital One Venture X Business (only for eligible existing cardholders, not for new applicants)
• Chase Sapphire Reserve® (the restaurant portion of this perk ends June 30)
• Citi Prestige® Card *
• J.P. Morgan Reserve Card * (the restaurant portion of this perk ends June 30)
• The Ritz-Carlton™ Credit Card * (the restaurant portion of this perk ends June 30)
• UBS Visa Infinite Card *

*The information for the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite, Citi Prestige, J.P. Morgan Reserve, Ritz-Carlton and UBS Visa Infinite cards has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.

The Citi Prestige card is not taking new applicants, and you can't apply for the Ritz-Carlton card, though you can obtain it if you have another Marriott credit card from Chase .

Bottom line

Airport loyalty rewards programs aren't the most lucrative programs out there, but you have nothing to lose by signing up for a free membership. If you spend money on things like airport parking and dining, these programs can help you earn valuable rewards that you can use toward future trips.

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Editorial disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are the author’s alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.