Prague Airport Lounges
Václav Havel Airport Prague · Prague, Czech Republic
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) keeps its lounges split by border zone: Terminal 1 handles non-Schengen flights and Terminal 2 the Schengen ones. We track six lounges across the two terminals, including the MasterCard and Erste Premier clubs, two Menzies Aviation lounges, a private lounge and a pay-in FastTrack lounge — between them covering Priority Pass, DragonPass, alliance status and walk-in entry.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at PRG, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Václav Havel Airport Prague lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 23, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Master Card Lounge
Remodeled in early 2025, the MasterCard Lounge is the only club in Terminal 1 (non-Schengen) and has the widest access at PRG — Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld status all get you in, and it also sells pay-in entry. The default choice for most non-Schengen departures.
Erste Premier Lounge
The Erste Premier Lounge fills the gap left when Czech Airlines stopped running its own lounges, serving SkyTeam premium and elite passengers in Terminal 2. It also welcomes Priority Pass and DragonPass members, ERSTE Premier cardholders and pay-in guests — the most flexible Schengen-side option.
Menzies
The Menzies Aviation Lounge in Terminal 1 serves Star Alliance premium and status passengers on the non-Schengen side, sitting airside above the gates. If you're flying a Star Alliance carrier from T1, this is your lounge.
FastTrack Lounge
The FastTrack Lounge sits landside at Terminal 2 and welcomes all passengers on a pay-in basis, regardless of airline or class. It serves both T2 (Schengen) and T1 (non-Schengen) travellers — a simple pay-per-visit option before you clear security.
Every lounge. 4 bookable right now.
The Erste Premier Lounge is the main club in Prague Airport's Terminal 2, which handles Schengen flights. It filled the gap left when Czech Airlines stopped running its own lounges, serving…
FastTrack Lounge
★4.2The FastTrack Lounge at Prague Airport is located at Terminal 2, outside security (landside). It's primarily designed for passengers departing and arriving from Terminal 2 (Schengen), but…
The MasterCard Lounge is the only club in Prague Airport's Terminal 1, which handles non-Schengen flights. Remodeled in early 2025, it has the widest access of any lounge at PRG:…
The Premier Private Lounge is a private extension of the adjacent Erste Premier Lounge in Prague Airport's Terminal 2. It's for passengers who want extra privacy, accessible for an hourly…
Menzies
★3.2The Menzies Aviation Lounge in Prague Airport's Terminal 1 serves the non-Schengen side, where flights to the UK, intercontinental and other non-Schengen destinations depart. It's a…
The Menzies Aviation Lounge in Prague Airport's Terminal 2 serves the Schengen side, where flights within the Schengen Area depart without passport control. It's a contract lounge operated…
Participating dining venues (3)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Bottega Prosecco Bar And Caffe
Bottega Prosecco Bar And Restaurant Prg Terminal
Pilsner Urquell Original Restaurant Prg Terminal 1 Gate
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Václav Havel Airport Prague lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1 (Non-Schengen)
Terminal 1 handles Prague's non-Schengen flights — routes to the UK, the rest of the world and other non-Schengen destinations. Its lounges sit airside after security and passport control. The MasterCard Lounge is the headline club here, with the widest access at the airport, alongside the Terminal 1 Menzies Aviation Lounge for Star Alliance passengers.
- —Serves non-Schengen flights (UK, intercontinental and other non-Schengen routes)
- —The MasterCard Lounge is the only general club in T1 and takes the most access types
- —The Menzies Aviation Lounge here serves Star Alliance premium and status flyers
- —Both T1 lounges are airside, after security and passport control
Terminal 2 (Schengen)
Terminal 2 handles Prague's Schengen flights, so there's no passport control on departure. The Erste Premier Lounge is the main club, with an adjacent Premier Private Lounge for travellers who want extra privacy. A second Menzies Aviation Lounge serves Star Alliance passengers, and the landside FastTrack Lounge sells pay-in entry to T2 and T1 travellers alike.
- —Serves Schengen flights — no passport control on departure
- —The Erste Premier Lounge is the main Schengen-side club (SkyTeam, Priority Pass, DragonPass, pay-in)
- —A Menzies Aviation Lounge here serves Star Alliance passengers airside
- —The FastTrack Lounge is landside and pay-in, open to both terminals
How to get into lounges at PRG.
Prague is a flexible lounge airport — the two main clubs (MasterCard in T1, Erste Premier in T2) accept Priority Pass, DragonPass and SkyTeam status and also sell pay-in entry, so you don't need airline status to get in. Star Alliance passengers are served at the two Menzies Aviation lounges, and the FastTrack Lounge takes walk-ins. The most important thing to check first is whether you're flying from Terminal 1 (non-Schengen) or Terminal 2 (Schengen), because that decides which lounges you can reach.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the MasterCard Lounge in Terminal 1 and the Erste Premier Lounge in Terminal 2 — the two main contract clubs at PRG. Check which terminal you're departing from, as the two lounges sit behind different security and passport zones.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens the same two main clubs — the MasterCard Lounge (T1) and the Erste Premier Lounge (T2). As with Priority Pass, confirm your terminal before clearing security, since you can't move between the airside zones once through.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
SkyTeam premium and elite passengers use the MasterCard Lounge (T1) and Erste Premier Lounge (T2), which also carry oneworld access. Star Alliance flyers are served at the two Menzies Aviation lounges — one in Terminal 1 (non-Schengen) and one in Terminal 2 (Schengen). Access follows your ticket and tier.
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworldWalk-in / pay-in entry
You don't need status or membership to use a Prague lounge. The MasterCard and Erste Premier lounges both admit all passengers for a fee, and the landside FastTrack Lounge welcomes walk-ins for T1 and T2 alike. The Premier Private Lounge is bookable for an hourly fee when you want extra privacy.
Payment-card access
Holders of eligible premium Mastercard cards issued in the Czech and Slovak Republics get into the MasterCard Lounge in Terminal 1, and ERSTE Premier payment-card holders are welcomed at the Erste Premier Lounge in Terminal 2. Check your card's current terms before relying on this at the door.
Know before you go.
Terminal 1 vs Terminal 2
- —Prague splits its terminals by border zone — Terminal 1 is for non-Schengen flights and Terminal 2 for Schengen flights, so your destination decides your terminal.
- —The two main clubs sit one in each terminal: the MasterCard Lounge in T1 and the Erste Premier Lounge in T2 — match your lounge to your departure terminal.
- —Once you're airside behind security and passport control, you can't switch between the terminal lounges, so pick before you go through.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Both main clubs admit all passengers for a fee, so you can pay your way in without airline status or a membership.
- —The FastTrack Lounge is landside at Terminal 2 and takes walk-ins from both terminals — handy if you arrive early before security.
- —The Premier Private Lounge next to the Erste Premier Lounge is bookable by the hour when you want a quieter, more private space.
Match access to your card
- —Priority Pass and DragonPass both cover the MasterCard Lounge (T1) and Erste Premier Lounge (T2) — the two widest-access clubs at PRG.
- —Premium Mastercard cards issued in the Czech and Slovak Republics get complimentary entry to the Terminal 1 MasterCard Lounge.
- —ERSTE Premier payment-card holders are welcomed at the Erste Premier Lounge in Terminal 2.
Status passengers
- —SkyTeam premium and elite flyers use the MasterCard and Erste Premier lounges — the Erste Premier filled the gap when Czech Airlines stopped running its own lounges.
- —Star Alliance passengers head for the Menzies Aviation lounges, one in each terminal.
- —Check the per-lounge page for your terminal: the T1 Menzies serves non-Schengen flights and the T2 Menzies serves Schengen ones.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track six lounges at Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG), split across the two terminals. Terminal 1 (non-Schengen) has the MasterCard Lounge and a Menzies Aviation Lounge; Terminal 2 (Schengen) has the Erste Premier Lounge, the Premier Private Lounge, a second Menzies Aviation Lounge and the landside FastTrack Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the MasterCard Lounge in Terminal 1 and the Erste Premier Lounge in Terminal 2 — the two main contract clubs at PRG. DragonPass covers the same two lounges. Check which terminal you're departing from, as the lounges sit behind separate security and passport zones.
Yes. The MasterCard and Erste Premier lounges both admit all passengers on a pay-in basis, and the landside FastTrack Lounge at Terminal 2 welcomes walk-ins from both terminals. The Premier Private Lounge can be booked for an hourly fee when you want extra privacy.
Terminal 1 handles non-Schengen flights (the UK, intercontinental and other non-Schengen routes) and has passport control, while Terminal 2 handles Schengen flights with no passport control on departure. Each terminal has its own lounges, so check which terminal your flight leaves from before choosing.
Terminal 1, which serves non-Schengen flights, has the MasterCard Lounge — the only general club there, with the widest access at the airport — and a Menzies Aviation Lounge for Star Alliance passengers. Both are airside, after security and passport control.
Terminal 2, which serves Schengen flights, has the Erste Premier Lounge and its adjacent Premier Private Lounge, a Menzies Aviation Lounge for Star Alliance passengers, and the landside FastTrack Lounge that takes walk-ins from both terminals.
Yes. Star Alliance premium and status passengers are served at the two Menzies Aviation lounges — one in Terminal 1 (non-Schengen) and one in Terminal 2 (Schengen). Use the lounge in the terminal your flight departs from.
Yes. The FastTrack Lounge is landside at Terminal 2, outside security, and welcomes all passengers on a pay-in basis. It's primarily for Terminal 2 (Schengen) travellers but is also open to those flying from Terminal 1 (non-Schengen).