Rosario Airport Lounges
Rosario Islas Malvinas · Rosario, Argentina
Rosario's Islas Malvinas International Airport (ROS) keeps things simple, with the AMAE Lounge running two airside spaces in the main terminal — one for domestic departures near gate 1 and one for international departures near gate 4. Both accept Priority Pass and sell pay-in entry, with snacks, a bar and runway views.
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 Rosario Islas Malvinas 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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AMAE Lounge International
The AMAE Lounge International is the most flexible option at Rosario — Priority Pass and pay-in entry, a bar with wine, beer, spirits and champagne, and runway views. As the airport's international departures lounge it suits the widest range of travellers heading abroad.
AMAE Lounge International
The AMAE Lounge International sits airside in the international departures area near gate 4, with Priority Pass and pay-in access, a hot and cold spread, a bar and large windows with runway views — the natural choice if you're flying internationally out of Rosario.
AMAE Lounge Domestic
The AMAE Lounge Domestic is the airside option for domestic departures near gate 1, open 06:30–22:00 on Priority Pass or a paid entry. It carries the same snacks, bar and amenities as its international sibling for travellers staying within Argentina.
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The AMAE Lounge Domestic is the airside lounge for domestic departures at Rosario's Islas Malvinas Airport, near gate 1 and open 06:30–22:00. It welcomes Priority Pass members and pay-in…
The AMAE Lounge International sits airside in the international departures area of Rosario's Islas Malvinas Airport, near gate 4 after passport control and security. It welcomes Priority…
Rosario Islas Malvinas lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Rosario operates from a single passenger terminal, and both of its lounges are the airside AMAE Lounges run by the same operator. One serves domestic departures near gate 1, the other international departures near gate 4 after passport control; they are reached through separate departure areas, so the right one depends on whether your flight is domestic or international. Both take Priority Pass and sell pay-in entry.
- —Single terminal — the two AMAE Lounges split between domestic and international departures
- —Both lounges are airside, after security (and passport control on the international side)
- —Priority Pass is accepted at both, and both also sell pay-in day entry
- —Each offers snacks, a bar with wine, beer and spirits, Wi-Fi and runway views
How to get into lounges at ROS.
Access at Rosario is straightforward: the AMAE Lounge is the only lounge brand at the airport, running a domestic and an international space. Both accept Priority Pass and both sell a pay-in day pass, so you can get in with a membership or simply by paying at the door. Choose the lounge that matches your flight — domestic departures near gate 1 or international departures near gate 4.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at both AMAE Lounges — the domestic lounge near gate 1 and the international lounge near gate 4. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; access can be limited at busy times due to space.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
Both AMAE Lounges also welcome pay-in customers, so you can buy a day pass at the door without any membership or airline status. Entry may be restricted if the lounge is at capacity.
Domestic vs international
Pick your lounge by the flight you're taking: the domestic AMAE Lounge sits in the domestic departures area near gate 1, while the international AMAE Lounge is past passport control in the international departures area near gate 4. The two are reached separately, so confirm which applies before you clear security.
Know before you go.
Match the lounge to your flight
- —There are two AMAE Lounges — domestic near gate 1 and international near gate 4 — and you reach them through different departure areas.
- —The international lounge is past passport control, so head there only once you've cleared immigration for an international flight.
- —Both are run by the same operator and carry the same amenities, so the choice is purely about which departure area your flight uses.
Getting in
- —Priority Pass works at both lounges, and both also sell a pay-in day pass if you don't hold a membership.
- —Access may be restricted when the lounge is full — there's a maximum three-hour stay, so plan your visit around your boarding time.
- —Children under 2 are admitted free, and under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Food and drink
- —Expect complimentary snacks plus a bar with soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits — even champagne is listed among the amenities.
- —The spread is light rather than a full restaurant meal, so eat beforehand if you want something more substantial.
- —Alcoholic drinks are served only to passengers aged 18 and over.
Timing and hours
- —The domestic lounge runs 06:30–22:00, while the international lounge keeps longer hours around the international schedule.
- —Rosario is a compact airport, so you don't need a huge buffer — but arriving with time to spare lets you make the most of the three-hour cap.
- —Both lounges offer runway views and large windows, pleasant for watching aircraft before you fly.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Rosario's Islas Malvinas International Airport (ROS), both run under the AMAE Lounge brand: one for domestic departures near gate 1 and one for international departures near gate 4. Both are airside in the main terminal.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at both AMAE Lounges at Rosario — the domestic lounge near gate 1 and the international lounge near gate 4. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; entry can be limited at peak times due to space.
Yes. Both AMAE Lounges welcome pay-in customers, so you can buy a day pass at the door without Priority Pass or any airline status, subject to capacity.
One serves domestic departures near gate 1 and the other serves international departures near gate 4, past passport control. They're run by the same operator with the same amenities, so the right one simply depends on whether your flight is domestic or international.
Yes. The AMAE Lounge International sits airside in the international departures area near gate 4, after passport control and security. It accepts Priority Pass and pay-in entry and offers snacks, a bar and runway views.
The domestic AMAE Lounge is open 06:30–22:00. The international AMAE Lounge keeps longer hours aligned with the international flight schedule. Both apply a maximum three-hour stay per visit.
Both AMAE Lounges offer complimentary snacks alongside a bar with soft drinks, house wine, beer, spirits and champagne. The selection is light rather than a full restaurant meal, so eat beforehand if you want something more substantial.
Yes. Both AMAE Lounges have baby-changing facilities, and children under 2 are admitted free. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, and alcoholic drinks are served only to passengers aged 18 and over.