Yantai Penglai Airport Lounges
Penglai International Airport · Yantai City, China Mainland
Yantai Penglai International (YNT) serves the coastal city of Yantai in Shandong, China, and keeps its lounge scene simple. Both of its lounges are airside First Class Lounges reached on DragonPass — one by gate 216 in the Main Terminal, the other near the B concourse in the international Terminal 2. There are no airline or alliance lounges here.
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 Penglai 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 25, 2026
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First Class Lounge 6 (T2 International)
First Class Lounge 6 in Terminal 2 is the better-equipped of the two YNT lounges, adding Wi-Fi, power outlets, a TV and flight-information screens to the usual snacks and soft drinks. It's the airside international-side pick on DragonPass, near the B concourse.
First Class Lounge (N0.3)
First Class Lounge (N0.3) sits airside in the Main Terminal right by gate 216, a quiet contemporary space for snacks and soft drinks before a flight. DragonPass is the way in, with a two-hour stay.
First Class Lounge 6 (T2 International)
If you're flying internationally from Terminal 2, First Class Lounge 6 is the lounge to head for — airside near the B concourse, open around two hours before international flights, with Wi-Fi, power and flight screens to wait out the gap before boarding.
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First Class Lounge (N0.3) sits airside in the Main Terminal at Yantai Penglai International, located next to gate 216 after passport control and security. It's an independent contract…
First Class Lounge 6 sits airside in Terminal 2, the international building at Yantai Penglai International, near the B concourse after the checkpoints. It's an independent contract lounge…
Penglai International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
The Main Terminal handles Yantai Penglai's domestic operation. Its lounge — First Class Lounge (N0.3) — is airside after passport control and security, located next to gate 216. It's a contemporary contract lounge on DragonPass, with cold snacks, soft drinks, newspapers and magazines, plus spa services and air conditioning.
- —First Class Lounge (N0.3) is airside, next to gate 216
- —DragonPass is the only listed access route
- —Cold snacks, soft drinks, newspapers and magazines
- —Two-hour maximum stay
Terminal 2 (International)
Terminal 2 is Yantai Penglai's international building. First Class Lounge 6 sits airside there, near the B concourse after the checkpoints, and opens around two hours before international departures. It's the more fully featured of the two YNT lounges, adding Wi-Fi, power, a TV and flight-information screens.
- —First Class Lounge 6 is airside, near the B concourse
- —Opens roughly two hours before international flights
- —Adds Wi-Fi, power outlets, TV and flight screens
- —DragonPass access, two-hour maximum stay
How to get into lounges at YNT.
Yantai Penglai is a DragonPass airport, plain and simple — both of its lounges are independent contract First Class Lounges, and a valid DragonPass membership is the listed way into each. There are no airline or alliance lounges at YNT, so your card or membership matters more than your carrier. Check which terminal you're departing from first, as the two lounges sit airside in different buildings.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the listed access route for both YNT lounges — First Class Lounge (N0.3) in the Main Terminal and First Class Lounge 6 in Terminal 2. Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass at the door.
DragonPassIndependent contract lounges
Both lounges are independent First Class Lounges open to eligible members rather than a single airline's passengers. Access follows your lounge membership, not your ticket class, so confirm your DragonPass covers entry before you travel.
Same-day boarding pass
Both lounges sit airside, so you'll clear passport control and security before reaching them, and you'll need a same-day boarding pass for an onward flight. The Main Terminal lounge is by gate 216; the Terminal 2 lounge is near the B concourse.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass is the listed way into both YNT lounges — if you only carry one lounge membership, that's the one that matters here.
- —There are no airline or alliance lounges at Yantai Penglai, so your membership, not your carrier, gets you in.
Pick the right terminal
- —The two lounges are airside in different buildings — First Class Lounge (N0.3) in the Main Terminal, First Class Lounge 6 in Terminal 2.
- —Terminal 2 is the international side and its lounge opens around two hours before international departures.
- —Clear passport control and security first; both lounges are past the checkpoints.
Know what to expect
- —These are compact contract lounges focused on cold snacks and soft drinks rather than full hot buffets or bars.
- —Both cap your stay at two hours, so time your visit close to boarding.
- —The Terminal 2 lounge is the better-equipped option, with Wi-Fi, power and flight screens.
Time your arrival
- —The Terminal 2 lounge opens roughly two hours before international flights, so arriving too early may mean a wait.
- —Yantai Penglai is a mid-sized regional airport — lounges are small, so a busy departure bank can fill the seats.
- —Find your gate or concourse first, then settle in the lounge near it.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Yantai Penglai International (YNT), both airside First Class Lounges. One is in the Main Terminal next to gate 216, and the other is in the international Terminal 2 near the B concourse.
Yes. DragonPass is the listed access route for both YNT lounges — First Class Lounge (N0.3) in the Main Terminal and First Class Lounge 6 in Terminal 2. Present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass.
No. Both lounges at YNT are independent contract First Class Lounges reached on DragonPass; there are no dedicated airline or alliance lounges at the airport.
First Class Lounge 6 is in Terminal 2, the international building, airside near the B concourse. It opens around two hours before international departures and is the more fully featured of the two YNT lounges, with Wi-Fi, power, a TV and flight screens.
First Class Lounge (N0.3) sits airside in the Main Terminal, located next to gate 216 once you've cleared passport control and security. It's a contemporary contract lounge with cold snacks, soft drinks, newspapers and magazines.
Yes. Both lounges are airside, so you'll pass passport control and security before reaching them. The Main Terminal lounge is by gate 216, and the Terminal 2 lounge is near the B concourse after the checkpoints.
Both lounges offer complimentary cold snacks and soft drinks rather than a full hot buffet or bar. They're compact contract lounges focused on a comfortable seat and light refreshments before a flight.
Both YNT lounges have a two-hour maximum stay. Time your visit close to boarding, especially in Terminal 2, where the lounge opens around two hours before international departures.