Antalya Airport Lounges
Antalya Airport · Antalya, Turkey
Antalya (AYT) is Turkey's main Mediterranean holiday gateway, and its five lounges are spread across the two international terminals and the domestic terminal. Access leans on lounge memberships and walk-in day passes — DragonPass and Priority Pass cover the independent CIP lounges, Star Alliance status opens the Turkish Airlines lounge, and several sell pay-per-visit entry.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at AYT, 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 Antalya 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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CIP Lounge
The CIP Lounge in Terminal 2 has the broadest access of any AYT lounge — DragonPass and oneworld status both get you in, and it also sells walk-in entry. It sits airside on the third floor after passport control, making it the default choice for most international departures.
Turkish Airlines Lounge
The Turkish Airlines Lounge in the domestic terminal is the airport's branded airline option, serving Turkish Airlines premium passengers and eligible Star Alliance status holders. The most consistent airline experience at Antalya, on the departure level near the Via Pub.
CIP Lounge (International)
The CIP Lounge (International) is the Priority Pass option at AYT, sitting airside near departure gate 7. It's the lounge to head for if Priority Pass is your route in, and it also sells a walk-in day pass when you don't hold a membership.
CIP Lounge Ayt Terminal
The CIP Lounge in Terminal 1 is a walk-in, pay-at-the-door lounge — no membership or status needed. It sits airside on the mezzanine of the duty-free area and keeps long hours, a useful option if you're flying from Terminal 1 without a lounge card.
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CIP Lounge
★2.1The CIP Lounge sits airside in Antalya Terminal 2, on the third floor after passport control. It's the broadest-access lounge in the terminal: DragonPass members and oneworld status…
The CIP Lounge (International) is Antalya's Priority Pass option, sitting airside in the main hall next to departure gate 7. It's a tranquil, modern space with clustered seating and a calm…
The CIP Lounge in Antalya Terminal 1 is a walk-in, pay-at-the-door lounge — no membership or status needed. It sits airside on the mezzanine level of the duty-free area, after passport…
The FTA Comfort Lounge is a 24-hour independent lounge in Antalya Terminal 2, airside on the third floor after passport control. It's reachable on DragonPass, and its Mediterranean-styled…
The Turkish Airlines Lounge is the branded airline lounge at Antalya's domestic terminal, on the departure level near the Via Pub. It serves Turkish Airlines premium-cabin passengers and…
Antalya Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 handles a share of Antalya's international traffic. Its lounge is the airside CIP Lounge, reached on the mezzanine level of the duty-free area after passport control. It runs as a pay-per-visit lounge, so you can buy entry at the door without a membership or airline status.
- —Airside CIP Lounge on the duty-free mezzanine after passport control
- —Walk-in day pass — no membership or status required
- —Long operating hours through the day and into the late evening
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 carries international departures and holds two lounges, both airside on the third floor after passport control. The CIP Lounge is the broadest-access option here (DragonPass and oneworld), while the FTA Comfort Lounge is a 24-hour independent lounge on DragonPass with a children's play area and a quiet nursing room.
- —Two airside lounges on the third floor after passport control
- —CIP Lounge takes DragonPass and oneworld status
- —FTA Comfort Lounge is open 24 hours on DragonPass
- —FTA Comfort has a children's play area and a nursing room
Domestic Terminal
Antalya's domestic terminal serves flights within Turkey and holds two lounges. The Turkish Airlines Lounge is the branded airline option for Star Alliance passengers on the departure level, while the CIP Lounge (International) is the Priority Pass choice, sitting airside near departure gate 7.
- —Turkish Airlines Lounge for Star Alliance status and premium passengers
- —CIP Lounge (International) is the Priority Pass option near gate 7
- —Both sit on the departure side after the security checkpoint
How to get into lounges at AYT.
Antalya is a membership-and-walk-in airport more than an airline one. DragonPass opens the independent CIP and FTA lounges in Terminal 2, Priority Pass covers the CIP Lounge (International) near the domestic gates, and Star Alliance status reaches the Turkish Airlines Lounge. Several CIP lounges also sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without any card. Always check which terminal your lounge is in before you clear security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Terminal 2 lounges — the CIP Lounge and the 24-hour FTA Comfort Lounge, both airside on the third floor. It's the most useful single membership for international departures from Terminal 2 at Antalya.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass opens the CIP Lounge (International), the airside lounge near departure gate 7. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass at AYT, so confirm your lounge and terminal on the per-lounge page before you travel.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
The Turkish Airlines Lounge serves Turkish Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible Star Alliance status holders, while oneworld status reaches the CIP Lounge in Terminal 2. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Star Alliance
oneworld
Turkish AirlinesWalk-in day pass
Several CIP lounges sell entry at the door, including the Terminal 1 CIP Lounge and the CIP lounges in Terminal 2 and the domestic terminal. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival and secures a spot at busy times.
Business class ticket
A business-class ticket on Turkish Airlines or another Star Alliance carrier gets you into the Turkish Airlines Lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying premium on a domestic or connecting service, with no membership needed.
Turkish AirlinesStar AllianceKnow before you go.
Match the lounge to your terminal
- —Antalya's lounges are split across Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the domestic terminal — pick one in the terminal you're flying from before you clear security.
- —The two international terminals each have their own lounges, so check your boarding pass for the terminal first.
- —If you're connecting domestic-to-international, you may change terminals, so plan the transfer time.
Pick the right membership
- —DragonPass covers the Terminal 2 CIP and FTA Comfort lounges; Priority Pass covers the domestic CIP Lounge (International).
- —If you only carry one card, match it to your departure terminal rather than assuming both cards work everywhere.
- —Several CIP lounges also sell a walk-in day pass, so you have a fallback without any membership.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The Terminal 1 CIP Lounge is a straightforward pay-at-the-door lounge — no card or status needed.
- —Booking a lounge slot online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
- —Walk-in entry is subject to capacity, so arrive a little earlier at peak holiday times.
Timing & crowds
- —Antalya is a high-season holiday airport, so the lounges fill fast during the summer departure peaks — arrive early for a seat.
- —The FTA Comfort Lounge in Terminal 2 is open 24 hours, useful for very early or late flights.
- —Families can use the FTA Comfort Lounge's children's play area and nursing room in Terminal 2.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track five lounges at Antalya Airport (AYT), spread across the two international terminals and the domestic terminal. Terminal 2 has two lounges, Terminal 1 has one, and the domestic terminal has two, including the Turkish Airlines Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the CIP Lounge (International), the airside lounge near departure gate 7. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass at Antalya, so check that your Priority Pass lounge is in the terminal you're flying from.
Yes. DragonPass opens the Terminal 2 lounges — the CIP Lounge and the 24-hour FTA Comfort Lounge, both airside on the third floor after passport control. It's the most useful single membership for Terminal 2 departures.
Yes. Several CIP lounges sell a walk-in day pass at the door, including the Terminal 1 CIP Lounge. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying on arrival, and walk-in entry is subject to capacity at busy times.
Yes. The Turkish Airlines Lounge is in the domestic terminal on the departure level, near the Via Pub. It serves Turkish Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible Star Alliance status holders.
Terminal 2 has two lounges, both airside on the third floor after passport control: the CIP Lounge, which takes DragonPass and oneworld status, and the FTA Comfort Lounge, a 24-hour independent lounge on DragonPass with a children's play area and a nursing room.
Yes. The domestic terminal has the Turkish Airlines Lounge for Star Alliance passengers and the CIP Lounge (International), which is reachable on Priority Pass and sits airside near departure gate 7.
Some are. The FTA Comfort Lounge in Terminal 2 is open 24 hours, which is handy for very early or late flights. Others, such as the CIP Lounge (International) near the domestic gates, keep shorter daytime hours, so check the individual lounge before you travel.