Asaba Airport Lounges
Asaba International Airport · Asaba, Nigeria
Asaba International (ABB) is a compact regional gateway in Delta State, Nigeria, with two airside VIP lounges to choose from. One is reachable on DragonPass and the other on Priority Pass, so the membership card you carry decides which door opens. Both sit past security near the boarding gates.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Asaba VIP Lounge
The Asaba VIP Lounge is the fuller of the two airside options — alongside a hot-and-cold buffet and bar it adds extras the other lounge doesn't, including a chargeable shower and luggage storage. It's reached on DragonPass, making it the pick if that's the membership you carry.
VIP Lounge
The VIP Lounge is Asaba's Priority Pass option, sitting airside on the ground floor near the boarding gates. If you hold Priority Pass rather than DragonPass, this is your lounge — a calm, air-conditioned space with refreshments and complimentary drinks (capped at two per person).
Asaba VIP Lounge
If you've a long wait or want to freshen up, the Asaba VIP Lounge is the better choice — it offers a chargeable shower facility and luggage storage on top of the buffet and bar, with stays capped at four hours. Access is via DragonPass.
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Asaba VIP Lounge
★4.1The Asaba VIP Lounge sits airside at Asaba International Airport, near the boarding gates after passport control and security. It's reached on DragonPass and is the fuller of the airport's…
VIP Lounge
★4.1The VIP Lounge at Asaba International Airport is the airport's Priority Pass option, sitting airside on the ground floor near the boarding gates after security. It's a calm, air-conditioned…
Asaba International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Asaba International is a single-terminal regional airport, and both of its lounges sit airside after passport control and the security check, near the boarding gates. The two lounges differ mainly by the membership that opens them: one is on DragonPass, the other on Priority Pass. Both are air-conditioned VIP-style spaces serving food and drinks before your flight.
- —Both lounges are airside, past security and near the boarding gates
- —The Asaba VIP Lounge is reached on DragonPass
- —The VIP Lounge is reached on Priority Pass
- —Each lounge serves a buffet, snacks and complimentary drinks
How to get into lounges at ABB.
Asaba's two lounges are split cleanly by membership: one accepts DragonPass and the other Priority Pass, so the card in your wallet decides where you go. Both lounges are purchasable, so a paid day-pass entry may also be possible at the door subject to capacity. Either way you'll clear passport control and security first, as both lounges are airside.
DragonPass
DragonPass opens the Asaba VIP Lounge, the airside DragonPass option near the boarding gates. Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass; the lounge is open 07:00 to 19:00 with stays capped at four hours.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the VIP Lounge, the airside Priority Pass option on the ground floor near the boarding gates. Present a valid Priority Pass card with your boarding pass; complimentary drinks are limited to two per person, with extras chargeable.
Priority PassWalk-in / paid entry
Both Asaba lounges are marked as purchasable, so paying for entry at the door may be possible subject to capacity even without the matching membership. Confirm the current walk-in rate and availability with reception on arrival.
Know before you go.
Match the card to the lounge
- —Asaba's two lounges don't share access — the Asaba VIP Lounge is DragonPass, the VIP Lounge is Priority Pass.
- —Carry whichever membership matches the lounge you plan to use, as one card won't open the other.
- —Both lounges are purchasable, so a paid entry at the door may be an option if you hold neither card.
Clear security first
- —Both lounges are airside, after passport control and the security check, near the boarding gates.
- —Allow a few extra minutes during peak departure periods to reach the lounge.
- —Have your boarding pass ready to show at the lounge reception.
Mind the hours
- —The DragonPass Asaba VIP Lounge runs 07:00 to 19:00, with stays capped at four hours.
- —The Priority Pass VIP Lounge is open from 07:00 until the last flight.
- —On an early or late departure, check that your lounge will be open for your flight time.
Know what's included
- —Both lounges serve a hot-and-cold buffet, snacks and complimentary soft drinks.
- —At the Priority Pass VIP Lounge, complimentary drinks are capped at two per person, with more chargeable.
- —The DragonPass Asaba VIP Lounge adds a chargeable shower and luggage storage if you need to freshen up or stow bags.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Asaba International (ABB), both airside near the boarding gates. One is the Asaba VIP Lounge, reached on DragonPass, and the other is the VIP Lounge, reached on Priority Pass.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the VIP Lounge at Asaba International, which sits airside on the ground floor near the boarding gates. The DragonPass-accepting Asaba VIP Lounge is the alternative if you carry DragonPass instead.
Yes. DragonPass opens the Asaba VIP Lounge, the airside lounge near the boarding gates. It's open 07:00 to 19:00 with stays capped at four hours.
It depends on your membership, since the two lounges accept different cards. The Asaba VIP Lounge (DragonPass) is the fuller option, adding a chargeable shower and luggage storage, while the VIP Lounge (Priority Pass) is the choice if you hold Priority Pass.
Possibly. Both Asaba lounges are marked as purchasable, so paying for entry at the door may be available subject to capacity. Confirm the current walk-in rate and availability with reception when you arrive.
Both are airside — you'll pass passport control and the security check first, then find the lounges near the boarding gates. Allow a few extra minutes to reach them during busy departure periods.
The DragonPass Asaba VIP Lounge is open 07:00 to 19:00 daily, while the Priority Pass VIP Lounge runs from 07:00 until the last flight. Check that your lounge will be open for your departure time.
Yes, at one of them. The DragonPass Asaba VIP Lounge offers a chargeable shower facility and luggage storage. The Priority Pass VIP Lounge does not currently have shower facilities.