Ibiza Airport Lounges
Ibiza Airport · Ibiza, Spain
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is a single-terminal island gateway with one airside lounge: the Sala VIP Cap des Falco, next to Gate 1 on the first floor after security. It is a contract lounge that takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, sells walk-in entry, and serves eligible Star Alliance and oneworld premium passengers, so most travellers have a way in.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Sala VIP Cap des Falco
Sala VIP Cap des Falco is the only lounge at Ibiza Airport, sitting airside next to Gate 1 after security. As a contract lounge it covers the widest set of travellers — DragonPass and Priority Pass members, walk-in day-pass buyers, and eligible Star Alliance and oneworld premium passengers — making it the default choice for almost anyone departing IBZ.
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Sala VIP Cap des Falco is the only lounge at Ibiza Airport, airside on the first floor next to Gate 1. As a contract lounge it covers the widest set of travellers: DragonPass and Priority…
Ibiza Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Ibiza Airport runs from a single passenger terminal, so there is no terminal-matching to worry about. The one lounge, Sala VIP Cap des Falco, is airside on the first floor next to Gate 1 — clear security first, then head up toward the departure gates. It is a contract lounge open to multiple membership and pay-in routes.
- —Single-terminal airport — only one lounge to find
- —Sala VIP Cap des Falco is airside, first floor, next to Gate 1
- —Contract lounge: DragonPass, Priority Pass, walk-in and alliance access
- —Clear security before heading up to the departure level
How to get into lounges at IBZ.
Ibiza has a single contract lounge, which keeps your options simple: the Sala VIP Cap des Falco accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass, sells a walk-in day pass for travellers without a membership, and admits eligible Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire passengers as well as those in a qualifying business-class cabin. Because there is only one lounge and one terminal, there is no need to match a lounge to your gate — just clear security and head to Gate 1.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Sala VIP Cap des Falco. Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass; guest allowance depends on your DragonPass tier, so check your benefits before you travel.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass members can use the Sala VIP Cap des Falco. Show your Priority Pass card with your same-day boarding pass; access is granted up to four hours before departure and subject to capacity at peak summer times.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The lounge sells paid entry at the door, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival and is worth doing in the busy summer season.
Airline & alliance access
As a contract lounge, Sala VIP Cap des Falco also admits eligible Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire status holders, and passengers travelling in a qualifying business-class cabin. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier rather than a single airline brand.
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One terminal, one lounge
- —Ibiza is a single-terminal airport, so there is no terminal-matching — every departure uses the same lounge.
- —Sala VIP Cap des Falco is airside on the first floor next to Gate 1; clear security first, then head up.
- —Because it is the only lounge at IBZ, it can fill in peak season — arrive with time to spare.
Access routes
- —It is a contract lounge, so the membership matters more than your airline — DragonPass and Priority Pass both get you in.
- —No membership or status? You can buy a walk-in day pass at the door, usually cheaper if booked online ahead.
- —Eligible Star Alliance and oneworld premium passengers can use it too, on the strength of their ticket or status.
Summer crowds
- —Ibiza is a summer-peak airport; the lounge is busiest late morning and early evening from June to August.
- —Booking your lounge slot ahead online is the safest way to guarantee a seat at the height of the season.
- —Off-peak and shoulder-season visits are far quieter, with the space rarely feeling crowded.
Practicalities
- —Lounge access is typically capped at a four-hour stay before your scheduled departure.
- —Outlets and Wi-Fi are available, so it works for light email and charging, though it is a leisure lounge rather than a business hub.
- —Flight announcements can be soft inside — keep an eye on the information screens for gate changes.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Ibiza Airport (IBZ): the Sala VIP Cap des Falco. It sits airside on the first floor next to Gate 1, after security, and serves the airport's single passenger terminal.
Yes. The Sala VIP Cap des Falco accepts Priority Pass. Show your Priority Pass card with a same-day boarding pass; entry is allowed up to four hours before departure and is subject to capacity in the busy summer months.
Yes. The Sala VIP Cap des Falco sells a walk-in day pass at the door, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Sala VIP Cap des Falco. Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass; your guest allowance depends on your DragonPass tier, so check your benefits before you travel.
The Sala VIP Cap des Falco is airside on the first floor, next to boarding Gate 1. Clear security in the main terminal first, then follow signs toward the departure gates and head up to the lounge.
It is a contract lounge, so it also admits eligible Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire status holders and passengers travelling in a qualifying business-class cabin. Access depends on your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Lounge access is typically capped at four hours before your scheduled departure. This may be extended if your flight is delayed, but plan around the standard four-hour window.
As the only lounge at a summer-peak island airport, it is busiest late morning and early evening from June to August. Booking a slot online ahead of time is the safest way to guarantee a seat in high season.