Puerto Vallarta Airport Lounges
Puerto Vallarta Intl · Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta International (PVR) keeps things simple with two VIP Lounges, both run on the same model. One sits airside near the international departure gates with a shower and a quiet conference room, and the other is landside on the arrivals level past Customs. Both welcome Priority Pass members and sell pay-per-visit entry to any passenger.
Content updated June 25, 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 Puerto Vallarta Intl 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 25, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta International
The airside VIP Lounge near Gates 10 and 12 is the one to use before an international flight — it adds a shower, internet and a conference room to the standard complimentary food and bar, and it takes both Priority Pass and pay-per-visit entry. The natural choice once you're through security.
VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta Arrivals
The landside VIP Lounge on the arrivals level, just past Customs, is a place to regroup after you land — complimentary snacks, soft drinks and a full bar, open to Priority Pass members and to any passenger for a fee. Useful when you're waiting on a transfer or a later pickup.
VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta International
Both PVR lounges admit any passenger for a fee, but the airside international lounge is the better-equipped pay-in option — you can buy entry at the door without Priority Pass or status and still get the bar, Wi-Fi, a shower and a conference room. The simplest no-membership way into a lounge before an international flight.
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The VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta Arrivals sits landside on the arrivals level, on the first floor and to the right after Customs. It's a place to regroup once you've landed, welcoming…
The VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta International sits airside on the upper level near Gates 10 and 12, making it the lounge to use before an international departure from PVR. It welcomes…
Puerto Vallarta Intl lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Puerto Vallarta runs from a single passenger terminal, and both of its lounges carry the VIP Lounge name. The international VIP Lounge is airside on the upper level near Gates 10 and 12, for use once you clear security before departure. The arrivals VIP Lounge is landside on the first floor of the arrivals level, just past Customs — a spot to settle after you land. Both take Priority Pass and also sell walk-in entry to any traveller.
- —Two VIP Lounges, both on Priority Pass and pay-per-visit
- —Airside international lounge near Gates 10 and 12 has a shower and conference room
- —Landside arrivals lounge sits past Customs on the first floor
- —Each lounge caps stays at three hours; children under 7 enter free
How to get into lounges at PVR.
Puerto Vallarta is a straightforward Priority Pass airport with a pay-per-visit fallback. Both VIP Lounges accept Priority Pass membership, and both also sell entry to any passenger for a fee regardless of cabin or airline — so you can get in even without a card or status. There are no airline or alliance lounges at PVR.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at both PVR VIP Lounges — the airside international lounge before departure and the landside arrivals lounge. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; standard Priority Pass guest and visit rules apply.
Walk-in / pay-per-visit
Both VIP Lounges sell entry at the door to any passenger for a fee, regardless of class of service or airline. This makes PVR easy to use without a membership — just pay per visit when you arrive at the lounge.
Card-network access
Because both lounges are Priority Pass network lounges, many travel credit cards that bundle a Priority Pass membership will get you in. Check whether your card includes Priority Pass and how many complimentary visits it covers before you travel.
Know before you go.
Pick the right lounge for your direction
- —Departing internationally? Use the airside VIP Lounge near Gates 10 and 12 after security.
- —Just landed? The arrivals VIP Lounge is landside on the first floor, just past Customs on the right.
- —The airside lounge is the only one with a shower, which is worth knowing before a long flight home.
Pay-per-visit always works
- —Both lounges admit any passenger for a fee, so you don't need Priority Pass or status to get in.
- —If your Priority Pass visits are used up, paying at the door is still an option at either lounge.
- —Children under 7 are admitted free, which helps if you're travelling with young kids.
Know the limits
- —Each lounge caps your stay at three hours, so time your arrival with your boarding in mind.
- —At the airside lounge, complimentary alcoholic drinks are limited to four per adult.
- —Lounge hours are shorter than the airport's — both open from 10:00 and close in the evening, so an early-morning flight may land before opening.
What you get inside
- —Both lounges offer complimentary snacks, soft drinks, house wine, beer and liquor.
- —Wi-Fi, air conditioning, flight information and an iPad to borrow are available at both.
- —The airside international lounge adds internet workstations and a conference room if you need to work.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Puerto Vallarta International (PVR), both branded VIP Lounge. One is airside near the international departure gates, and the other is landside on the arrivals level past Customs. Both accept Priority Pass and sell pay-per-visit entry.
Yes. Both PVR VIP Lounges are Priority Pass lounges — the airside international lounge before departure and the landside arrivals lounge. Present your Priority Pass card with your boarding pass on entry.
Yes. Both VIP Lounges admit any passenger for a fee, regardless of cabin or airline, so you can pay per visit at the door even without a membership or frequent-flyer status.
The arrivals VIP Lounge is landside, on the first floor of the arrivals level just past Customs. The international VIP Lounge is airside near Gates 10 and 12, so you reach it after clearing security on departure.
Yes. The VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta Arrivals is on the arrivals level, first floor, to the right after Customs. It offers complimentary snacks, soft drinks and a full bar, open to Priority Pass members and to any passenger for a fee.
The airside VIP Lounge Puerto Vallarta International, near Gates 10 and 12, has a shower. The landside arrivals lounge does not list shower facilities, so use the airside lounge if you want to freshen up before a flight.
Both VIP Lounges cap your stay at a maximum of three hours. Children under 7 are admitted free, and a complimentary iPad is available to borrow during your visit.
No. PVR has no airline or alliance lounges. Both lounges are independent VIP Lounges in the Priority Pass network that also sell pay-per-visit entry to any traveller.
