Porto Airport Lounges
Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport · Porto, Portugal
Porto's Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) keeps things simple — there is one airside passenger lounge, the ANA Lounge, on Level 3 between gates 31 and 32. It welcomes almost everyone: Priority Pass, DragonPass and Diners Club members, walk-in guests paying a day-pass fee, and premium-cabin or status passengers on the airlines contracted to the lounge.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
The only lounge here — the verdict.
Airport Lounge
The ANA Lounge is Porto's only airside lounge, so it's the pick by default — and it earns it with the widest possible access. Priority Pass, DragonPass and Diners Club all get you in, any passenger can buy a walk-in day pass, and premium-cabin or status flyers on the contracted airlines are welcome too. Expect runway views from Level 3, a cold buffet and a bar.
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Airport Lounge
★2.4The ANA Lounge — listed here as the Airport Lounge — is Porto Airport's single airside passenger lounge, on Level 3 of the departures concourse between gates 31 and 32. It welcomes every…
Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Porto operates from a single passenger terminal, and its one airside lounge sits on Level 3 of the departures concourse between gates 31 and 32. The ANA Lounge is run by airport operator ANA and is reachable on Priority Pass, DragonPass, Diners Club, a walk-in day pass, or as a contracted-airline passenger. It opens daily from 04:00 to 21:00, after security.
- —Single terminal — one airside lounge, the ANA Lounge on Level 3
- —Priority Pass, DragonPass and Diners Club are all accepted
- —Any passenger can pay a walk-in day pass on the door
- —Runway views, a cold buffet and a bar, open 04:00–21:00
How to get into lounges at OPO.
Porto is one of the simplest lounge airports to plan for — there's a single airside lounge, the ANA Lounge, and it's built to take almost every route in. Membership programs (Priority Pass, DragonPass, Diners Club) work, any passenger can pay a walk-in day pass at the door, and premium-cabin or eligible-status flyers on the airlines contracted to the lounge are admitted. Whatever you hold, the answer at OPO is the same lounge on Level 3.
Priority Pass & DragonPass
The ANA Lounge accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass. Present your membership with your boarding pass after security; access is subject to capacity at the busy departure peaks.
Priority Pass
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
Any passenger is welcome on payment of a day-pass fee at the door, with access for up to about 3 hours. It's the simplest way in if you don't hold a membership or status — no airline or alliance needed.
Diners Club
Eligible Diners Club International cardholders are admitted to the ANA Lounge. Check your current card terms and guest allowance before relying on it at the door.
Contracted airline & alliance access
Premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders on the airlines contracted to the lounge are admitted, spanning Star Alliance, SkyTeam and oneworld carriers that serve Porto. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier — check with your airline.
Star Alliance
SkyTeam
oneworldBusiness & First class ticket
Flying in a premium cabin on one of the contracted airlines gets you into the ANA Lounge directly — the simplest route if you're already booked in business or first out of Porto, with no membership needed.
Lufthansa
British Airways
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One lounge, plan around it
- —Porto has a single airside lounge — there's no second option once you're through security, so build your plans around the ANA Lounge.
- —It opens daily from 04:00 to 21:00, covering both the early-morning departures and the evening long-haul bank.
- —It's on Level 3 between gates 31 and 32 — go up a level after security and follow the gate signs.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Any passenger can pay a walk-in day pass at the door, so you don't need a membership or status to get in.
- —Access is capped at around 3 hours, which is plenty for most Porto departures.
- —Booking or pre-paying where possible can save a little over paying full price on arrival.
Bring whatever you hold
- —Priority Pass, DragonPass and Diners Club are all accepted at the ANA Lounge — any one of them gets you in.
- —Premium-cabin and eligible-status flyers on the contracted airlines are welcome too, across Star Alliance, SkyTeam and oneworld carriers serving Porto.
- —Whatever your route in, it's the same lounge on Level 3 — there's no need to choose between options.
Timing & crowds
- —As the only airside lounge, it can fill around the morning TAP and easyJet bank and the evening long-haul departures.
- —Arrive a little earlier at those peaks if you want a comfortable seat with a runway view.
- —Mid-morning and early afternoon are usually the calmer windows between the departure peaks.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one airside passenger lounge at Porto Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) — the ANA Lounge, on Level 3 of the departures concourse between gates 31 and 32. It serves every kind of traveller, from members to walk-in guests to contracted-airline passengers.
Yes. The ANA Lounge accepts Priority Pass, as well as DragonPass and Diners Club. Present your membership with your boarding pass after security; entry is subject to capacity at the busy departure peaks.
Yes. Any passenger is welcome at the ANA Lounge on payment of a walk-in day-pass fee at the door, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status. Access is for up to about 3 hours.
The ANA Lounge is airside on Level 3 of the departures concourse, between gates 31 and 32. Clear security first, then head up to Level 3 and follow the signs toward those gates.
The ANA Lounge is open daily from 04:00 to 21:00. That covers both the early-morning departures and the evening long-haul bank out of Porto.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the ANA Lounge, alongside Priority Pass and Diners Club. Show your membership with your boarding pass; access depends on capacity at peak times.
Yes. The ANA Lounge has a cold buffet with snacks and Portuguese products, plus a bar serving soft drinks and alcohol. It's a light-bites spread aimed at topping up before a flight rather than a full sit-down meal.
Yes. Premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders on the airlines contracted to the lounge — spanning Star Alliance, SkyTeam and oneworld carriers serving Porto — are admitted per their airline's terms. Check with your airline whether your ticket or tier qualifies.