Cuiabá Marechal Rondon Airport Lounges
Marechal Rondon International Airport · Cuiaba, Brazil
Marechal Rondon International (CGB) in Cuiabá is the gateway to Brazil's Pantanal, and we track two lounges here. Both are independent contract lounges on the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks: BRT Lounges sits landside in Terminal 1 before security, while W Lounge is airside after passport control and the security checkpoint.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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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 Marechal Rondon 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
Where we'd actually go.
W Lounge Cuiabá
W Lounge Cuiabá is the airside option at CGB, just past passport control and security, so you can settle in after you've cleared the checkpoint. It runs on DragonPass and Priority Pass, with a quiet, modern space, snacks, soft drinks and a bar with house wine, beer and spirits.
BRT Lounges Cuiaba
BRT Lounges Cuiaba is the one to pick if you want a proper hot plate before flying — it's the only CGB lounge with a complimentary hot buffet alongside snacks, soft drinks and a full bar. Reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass.
BRT Lounges Cuiaba
Because BRT Lounges sits landside in Terminal 1, before passport control and security, it's the better choice if you arrive early and want to relax before clearing the checkpoint. Enter on DragonPass or Priority Pass, then head through to your gate when you're ready.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
BRT Lounges Cuiaba is the landside lounge at Marechal Rondon International Airport (CGB), located in the Terminal 1 area before passport control and security. It runs on DragonPass and…
W Lounge Cuiabá
★4.7W Lounge Cuiabá is the airside lounge at Marechal Rondon International Airport (CGB), located immediately ahead after you clear passport check and security. It runs on DragonPass and…
Marechal Rondon International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Cuiabá's passenger terminal holds both of the airport's lounges, but on opposite sides of the checkpoint. BRT Lounges is landside in the Terminal 1 area, before passport control and security, so you can use it the moment you arrive. W Lounge is airside, immediately ahead after you clear passport check and security. Both are independent contract lounges reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass.
- —Both CGB lounges are in the main passenger terminal
- —BRT Lounges is landside (before security); W Lounge is airside (after security)
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass are accepted at both
- —BRT Lounges is the only one with a hot buffet
How to get into lounges at CGB.
Cuiabá is a DragonPass and Priority Pass airport — both of its lounges are independent contract lounges that take those two memberships. There's no airline or alliance lounge here, so a lounge membership is the main way in. The key thing to check is location: BRT Lounges is landside before security, and W Lounge is airside after security, so match the lounge to where you are in your journey.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at both CGB lounges — BRT Lounges (landside, before security) and W Lounge (airside, after security). Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass at the door.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also works at both Cuiabá lounges. Coverage is the same as DragonPass here, so either membership gets you into BRT Lounges landside or W Lounge airside, subject to capacity.
Priority PassLandside vs airside
Choose your lounge by where it sits relative to the checkpoint. BRT Lounges in Terminal 1 is landside, before passport control and security — useful if you arrive early. W Lounge is airside, immediately past the checkpoint, so it's the one to use once you've gone through.
Business class ticket
Cuiabá has no dedicated airline lounge, so a premium-cabin ticket alone won't grant lounge access the way it does at a hub. If your airline includes a contract-lounge benefit, confirm whether it routes through DragonPass or Priority Pass at CGB.
Know before you go.
Pick the right side of security
- —BRT Lounges is landside in Terminal 1, before passport control and security — best if you arrive early and want to relax before clearing the checkpoint.
- —W Lounge is airside, immediately ahead after security — use this one once you've gone through.
- —You can't use BRT Lounges after you've cleared security, so plan your visit around the checkpoint.
Membership is the way in
- —Both lounges run on DragonPass and Priority Pass — there's no airline or alliance lounge at Cuiabá.
- —If you hold either membership, you're covered at both lounges; coverage is identical here.
- —Entry is subject to capacity, so a busy departure bank can mean a short wait.
Food and drink
- —BRT Lounges is the only CGB lounge with a complimentary hot buffet — go there if you want a hot meal before flying.
- —W Lounge serves snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot spread, but both lounges have a bar with house wine, beer and spirits.
- —There's a three-hour maximum stay at both lounges, so time your arrival to your departure.
Know the airport
- —Cuiabá is the main gateway to the Pantanal wetlands and a common connection point for travellers heading into Mato Grosso.
- —Both lounges are air-conditioned and have step-free access, with flight information screens and Wi-Fi.
- —The lounges are quiet most of the day and busiest around peak departure times.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Marechal Rondon International (CGB). BRT Lounges Cuiaba is landside in Terminal 1, before security, and W Lounge Cuiabá is airside, after passport control and security. Both are independent contract lounges on the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at both Cuiabá lounges — BRT Lounges (landside) and W Lounge (airside). Entry is subject to capacity, so a busy departure period can mean a short wait.
Yes. DragonPass works at both CGB lounges, the same as Priority Pass. Either membership gets you into BRT Lounges landside or W Lounge airside; present your card with your boarding pass at the door.
Yes. BRT Lounges Cuiaba is landside in the Terminal 1 area, before passport control and security, so you can use it as soon as you arrive at the airport. Once you clear the checkpoint you can no longer access it.
Yes. W Lounge Cuiabá is airside, located immediately ahead after you pass passport check and the security control. It's the lounge to use once you've gone through to the departures side.
BRT Lounges Cuiaba is the only CGB lounge with a complimentary hot buffet, alongside snacks, soft drinks and a bar with house wine, beer and spirits. W Lounge serves snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet.
No. Cuiabá has no dedicated airline or alliance lounge. Both of its lounges are independent contract lounges, so DragonPass or Priority Pass is the main way in rather than airline status or a premium-cabin ticket alone.
Both BRT Lounges and W Lounge have a maximum stay of around three hours, so it's best to time your arrival to your departure. Both lounges are air-conditioned, have step-free access and offer Wi-Fi and flight information screens.