Foz do Iguaçu Airport Lounges
Cataratas International Airport · Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
Cataratas International (IGU) is the gateway to the Iguazu Falls, and its three lounges all sit in the single passenger terminal. The Latitude VIP Lounge is the DragonPass option, while the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas both run on Priority Pass. All three serve drinks and light food before your flight.
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 Cataratas 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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Latitude VIP Lounge
The Latitude VIP Lounge is the most complete option at IGU — airside in the Main Terminal with a hot and cold buffet, a full bar, runway views and a children's area. It's the DragonPass lounge here, and the only one that serves hot food, which makes it the easy pick if you hold DragonPass.
The Lounge Cataratas
The Lounge Cataratas is a calm, nature-themed Priority Pass lounge with complimentary snacks, soft drinks, wine, beer and spirits. With Priority Pass accepted at two of the three IGU lounges, it's a reliable way in for cardholders before an early departure.
Advantage VIP Lounge
The Advantage VIP Lounge is the second Priority Pass option at Cataratas International, a quiet contemporary space with snacks, a full complimentary bar and a TV. It opens very early, making it a useful alternative if The Lounge Cataratas is busy.
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The Advantage VIP Lounge at Cataratas International is one of two Priority Pass lounges at Foz do Iguaçu. It's a quiet, contemporary space with complimentary snacks, a full bar of soft…
The Latitude VIP Lounge sits airside in the Main Terminal at Cataratas International, reached after passport control and security through the Duty Free area. It's the most complete lounge…
The Lounge Cataratas is one of two Priority Pass lounges at Foz do Iguaçu's Cataratas International Airport. It's a serene, nature-themed space with greenery accents and warm wooden tones,…
Cataratas International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Cataratas International is a single-terminal airport, so all three lounges are in the same passenger building. The Latitude VIP Lounge sits airside, past passport control and security through the Duty Free area at the end of the boarding aisle. The two Priority Pass lounges — Advantage VIP and The Lounge Cataratas — are in the same terminal. There are no airline or alliance lounges at IGU.
- —Single terminal — all three lounges are in the one passenger building
- —Latitude VIP Lounge is airside, reached through Duty Free after security
- —Advantage VIP and The Lounge Cataratas both run on Priority Pass
- —No airline or alliance lounges at this airport
How to get into lounges at IGU.
Foz do Iguaçu is a membership-lounge airport — there are no airline or alliance lounges here, so a lounge programme is the main way in. DragonPass opens the Latitude VIP Lounge, and Priority Pass covers the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas. The Latitude VIP Lounge also sells a walk-in day pass if you don't hold a card.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Latitude VIP Lounge, the airside Main Terminal lounge with a hot and cold buffet and a full bar. It's the only IGU lounge on the DragonPass network, so check the per-lounge page for current terms.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at two of the three lounges at Cataratas International — the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas. Present your Priority Pass card with your boarding pass; guest and capacity rules follow your Priority Pass plan.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The Latitude VIP Lounge sells a paid day pass — published at around US$44 per guest for a three-hour stay — so you can pay per visit without a membership. Children under six enter free at the Latitude lounge.
Know before you go.
Match your card to the lounge
- —DragonPass opens the Latitude VIP Lounge; Priority Pass opens the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas.
- —If you only want hot food, head for the Latitude VIP Lounge — it's the one IGU lounge with a hot buffet.
- —No airline status is needed anywhere here, since there are no airline or alliance lounges at the airport.
Pay-per-visit option
- —Don't hold a lounge card? The Latitude VIP Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, so you can still pay your way in.
- —Children under six get in free at the Latitude VIP Lounge, which helps if you're travelling with young kids.
- —The Latitude day pass covers a stay of up to three hours, plenty for most departures from Foz do Iguaçu.
Mind the hours
- —The Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas open very early (from around 03:40 and 04:00) for the first departures.
- —The Latitude VIP Lounge runs 06:00 to 22:00, so it's the lounge to use for later flights rather than dawn ones.
- —Check your lounge's hours against your departure time — they don't all keep the same schedule.
Before you fly out
- —All three lounges are airside or past the checkpoint, so clear security before you count on getting in.
- —Foz do Iguaçu is a leisure-heavy airport built around Iguazu Falls visitors, so lounges can fill around the main tourist departure waves.
- —The Latitude VIP Lounge has runway views and a children's area, making it the most family-friendly choice.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Cataratas International Airport (IGU), all in the single passenger terminal: the Latitude VIP Lounge, the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas. There are no airline or alliance lounges at the airport.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at two of the three IGU lounges — the Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas. The third lounge, the Latitude VIP Lounge, runs on DragonPass rather than Priority Pass.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Latitude VIP Lounge, the airside Main Terminal lounge. It's the only lounge at Cataratas International on the DragonPass network.
Yes. The Latitude VIP Lounge sells a walk-in day pass — published at around US$44 per guest for up to three hours — so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or any airline status.
The Latitude VIP Lounge is the most complete option: it's airside in the Main Terminal with a hot and cold buffet, a full bar, runway views and a children's area, and it's the only IGU lounge serving hot food. If you hold Priority Pass rather than DragonPass, The Lounge Cataratas is the reliable pick.
Only at the Latitude VIP Lounge, which serves a hot and cold buffet. The two Priority Pass lounges — Advantage VIP and The Lounge Cataratas — offer complimentary snacks and a full bar rather than a hot buffet.
Yes. All three lounges serve complimentary soft drinks plus house wine, beer and spirits. The Latitude VIP Lounge also pairs its bar with a hot and cold buffet.
The Latitude VIP Lounge is airside, reached after passport control and security through the Duty Free area at the end of the boarding aisle. All three lounges sit past the checkpoint, so clear security before relying on lounge access.