Copenhagen Airport Lounges

• —SAS Lounge is the airline flagship, airside in the Schengen area at Pier C
• —Eventyr Lounge is the only lounge past passport control (non-Schengen zone)
• —Eventyr takes SkyTeam, Star Alliance, oneworld, Priority Pass and DragonPass
• —SAS Lounge serves SAS Plus/Business and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers

• —Densest cluster of independent lounges at CPH, between piers A and B
• —Aspire Lounge: Priority Pass, DragonPass and walk-in pay-in entry
• —Carlsberg Aviator Lounge: Priority Pass and Star Alliance access
• —Danske Bank Business Lounge: Star Alliance and oneworld status

• —Both are pay-in lounges, sold by the visit rather than by membership
• —Suite by Aspire is a compact, design-led space focused on privacy and quiet
• —CPH Apartment is laid out like a home around an open kitchen
• —A good fit when you want a calmer alternative to the bigger lounges

Priority Pass is accepted at the Aspire Lounge and Carlsberg Aviator Lounge in Terminal 2 and at the Eventyr Lounge in Terminal 3's non-Schengen zone. Confirm your specific lounge and terminal, as coverage doesn't extend to the airline lounges.

Priority Pass

DragonPass opens the Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 and the Eventyr Lounge in the Terminal 3 non-Schengen zone. If you carry DragonPass, check the per-lounge page for the current accepted list at CPH.

DragonPass

SAS runs its flagship lounge in Terminal 3 for SAS Plus and Business passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus members. Star Alliance Gold reaches the Carlsberg Aviator and Danske Bank lounges, and oneworld Sapphire reaches the Danske Bank and Eventyr lounges. Access follows your ticket and tier.

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Several CPH lounges sell entry by the visit, including the Aspire and Carlsberg Aviator lounges in Terminal 2 and the dedicated pay-in lounges Suite by Aspire and CPH Apartment. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper and guarantees a spot at busy times.

A premium-cabin ticket on SAS or another SkyTeam, Star Alliance or oneworld carrier gets you into the matching lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying business or first out of Copenhagen, with no membership needed.

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Schengen vs non-Schengen

• —The Eventyr Lounge is the only CPH lounge past passport control in the non-Schengen zone — use it if you're flying beyond Europe.
• —The SAS Lounge and the Terminal 2 lounges are in the Schengen area, before passport control for non-Schengen flights.
• —Match your lounge to your destination: a non-Schengen flight means clearing passport control to reach Eventyr.

Terminal 2 cluster

• —Most of Copenhagen's independent lounges sit between piers A and B in Terminal 2 — handy if one is full, another is close by.
• —The Aspire Lounge is the most flexible here, taking Priority Pass, DragonPass and pay-in entry.
• —If you hold Star Alliance Gold, the Carlsberg Aviator and Danske Bank lounges are both in this cluster.

Pay-per-visit strategy

• —Aspire, Carlsberg Aviator and the two boutique lounges all sell entry by the visit, so you can pay your way in without status.
• —Booking a slot online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
• —The Suite by Aspire and CPH Apartment are the quieter, design-led pay-in options if the bigger lounges are busy.

Timing & hours

• —Several CPH lounges keep limited hours — the Aspire Lounge runs roughly 07:00 to 19:30, so check times for a late or early flight.
• —The SAS Lounge opens an hour before the first SAS departure and closes 30 minutes after the last, tracking the airline's schedule.
• —Copenhagen's morning and late-afternoon departure banks are the busiest — arrive early if you want a seat.