Amman Queen Alia Airport Lounges
Queen Alia International Airport · Amman, Jordan
Queen Alia International (AMM) is Jordan's main gateway and Royal Jordanian's hub, with eight lounges gathered in its single modern passenger terminal. The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge anchors the airline side, while independent Crown, Petra and Plaza Premium lounges open up on DragonPass, Priority Pass and paid entry, so most travellers have a way in.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at AMM, 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 Queen Alia International Airport 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 24, 2026
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Crown Lounge
The independent Crown Lounge sits airside on Level 4 above the terminal and is open around the clock, taking both DragonPass and Priority Pass. It's the most flexible all-rounder at AMM — no airline status needed — with calm seating, a prayer area and a family room.
Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge
The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge is the flagship branded experience at AMM, serving Royal Jordanian premium passengers and eligible oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance status holders, with runway views and a distinctly Jordanian feel on the departure floor after Duty Free.
Plaza Premium Lounge (Departures)
The Plaza Premium Lounge in departures is the dedicated Priority Pass option at Queen Alia, sitting airside just past Duty Free on the left. A reliable familiar-format lounge for Priority Pass holders flying out of Amman.
Petra Lounge
The Petra Lounge is a comfortable airside independent near gates 208–210, reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass. Jordanian-inspired decor, a prayer room and the smell of fresh Arabic coffee make it a pleasant pay-or-membership alternative to the Crown Lounge.
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Crown Lounge
★3.8The Crown Lounge is an independent airside lounge at Queen Alia International, perched on Level 4 above the terminal. Open 24/7 and reachable on both DragonPass and Priority Pass, it's the…
Petra Lounge
★4.3The Petra Lounge is an independent airside lounge at Queen Alia International, near gates 208–210 at the end of the corridor past Duty Free. Reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass, it…
The Petra Lounge at the Airport Transit Hotel is a paid-entry lounge at Queen Alia International, separate from the airside Petra contract lounge near gates 208–210. It's a pay-per-visit…
The Plaza Premium Lounge in departures is the dedicated Priority Pass option at Queen Alia International, airside just past Duty Free on the left. Its design draws on the landscapes of…
Zain VIP Lounge
★4.4The Zain VIP Lounge is a paid-entry lounge at Queen Alia International, near the Duty Free area on the upper floor, towards gates 21–24 and 202–228. It's a pay-per-visit option, so you can…
The Marhaba Plaza Premium Lounge at Queen Alia International is a Star Alliance lounge on the mezzanine, towards gates 21–24 and 202–228. It blends modern design with cultural touches…
The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge is the airline's flagship lounge at Queen Alia International, on the departure floor after Duty Free. It serves Royal Jordanian premium-cabin passengers and…
STAR
★4.2The STAR Lounge at Queen Alia International serves Star Alliance passengers, with a contemporary design in warm, neutral tones and sleek modern furnishings. Large windows bring in natural…
Queen Alia International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Queen Alia operates from a single modern passenger terminal, and all of AMM's lounges sit within it. The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge serves the airline's premium and alliance passengers, while independent contract lounges — Crown, Petra and Plaza Premium — open up on DragonPass, Priority Pass or paid entry. Most are airside after passport control and security; a couple of paid-entry options and a transit-hotel lounge round out the field. Watch the access method and the gate area each lounge sits near.
- —All AMM lounges are in the single Main Terminal building
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass open the independent Crown and Petra lounges
- —Royal Jordanian's Crown Lounge serves oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance status
- —Plaza Premium (Departures) is the dedicated Priority Pass lounge
How to get into lounges at AMM.
Queen Alia is a membership-led lounge airport: DragonPass and Priority Pass open the independent Crown and Petra lounges airside, and Priority Pass also covers the Plaza Premium departures lounge. Royal Jordanian and alliance status reach the airline-aligned lounges, while a couple of options sell or include paid entry. Almost everything is airside after passport control and security, so clear the checkpoint first and check which gate area your lounge sits near.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is the most widely accepted membership at AMM, covering the airside Crown Lounge, the Petra Lounge and the Plaza Premium Lounge in departures. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; check capacity at busy banks.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens the independent Crown Lounge and the Petra Lounge, both airside in the Main Terminal. It's a useful alternative to Priority Pass for the two contract lounges — confirm your specific lounge on its page before you travel.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge serves Royal Jordanian premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance status holders, and the STAR and Marhaba Plaza Premium lounges serve Star Alliance passengers. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
SkyTeam
Star AlliancePaid entry
A few AMM options take paid entry rather than a membership or status — the Zain VIP Lounge near Duty Free and the Petra Lounge at the Airport Transit Hotel — so you can pay per visit if you don't hold a card or alliance tier.
Business & First class ticket
A Royal Jordanian premium-cabin ticket gets you into the Crown Lounge directly, and premium passengers on Star Alliance carriers can use the alliance-aligned lounges — the simplest route if you're flying business or first out of Amman.
Star AllianceKnow before you go.
Lead with your card
- —Priority Pass is accepted at the most AMM lounges — the Crown Lounge, Petra Lounge and the Plaza Premium departures lounge.
- —If you carry DragonPass, it opens the independent Crown and Petra lounges, a handy alternative to Priority Pass.
- —Many of Amman's lounges are independent contract lounges, so the membership in your wallet matters more than the airline you're flying.
Clear the checkpoint first
- —Most AMM lounges are airside, reached after passport control and security — clear the checkpoint before you head for a lounge.
- —The airside Crown Lounge sits on Level 4 above the terminal; take the elevators past the Aldeasa duty free shop.
- —The Petra Lounge is at the far end of the corridor near gates 208–210, so allow a few extra minutes if you're seated nearby.
Flying Royal Jordanian
- —Royal Jordanian premium and eligible oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance passengers use the Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge on the departure floor after Duty Free.
- —The Crown Lounge has floor-to-ceiling windows with runway views — a calm spot before a long-haul departure.
- —It's the most consistent branded experience at Amman if your ticket or status qualifies.
Practical comforts
- —The independent Crown Lounge is open 24/7 and has a prayer area, a separate smoking room and a family room for travellers with children.
- —The Petra Lounge also offers a prayer room and a smoking area alongside its Jordanian-inspired seating.
- —Paid-entry options like the Zain VIP Lounge near Duty Free are a fallback if the membership lounges are crowded.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track eight lounges at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), all within its single modern passenger terminal. They include the Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge, independent Crown and Petra lounges, two Plaza Premium lounges, a Star Alliance STAR lounge and a couple of paid-entry options.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the airside Crown Lounge, the Petra Lounge and the Plaza Premium Lounge in departures at Queen Alia. Present your membership card with your boarding pass, and check capacity during busy departure banks.
Yes. DragonPass opens the independent Crown Lounge on Level 4 and the Petra Lounge near gates 208–210, both airside in the Main Terminal. It's a useful alternative to Priority Pass for the two contract lounges.
Yes. The Royal Jordanian Crown Lounge is the airline's flagship lounge at Queen Alia, on the departure floor after Duty Free. It serves Royal Jordanian premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance status holders, with runway views.
Yes. The independent Crown, Petra and Plaza Premium lounges are reachable on Priority Pass or DragonPass rather than airline status, and paid-entry options such as the Zain VIP Lounge let you pay per visit without any membership.
All of Queen Alia's lounges are in its single passenger terminal. Most are airside after passport control and security — the Crown Lounge is on Level 4 above the terminal, and the Petra and Plaza Premium lounges sit past Duty Free. A couple of paid-entry options are near the Duty Free area.
The independent Crown Lounge on Level 4 is open around the clock and keeps a calm atmosphere even overnight, with a prayer area, a separate smoking room and a family room. It's a reliable option for late or early Queen Alia departures.
Yes. The Petra Lounge at the Airport Transit Hotel is a paid-entry option separate from the airside Petra contract lounge near gates 208–210. It's useful if you're staying at or passing through the transit hotel area at Queen Alia.