Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport Lounges

• —Largest cluster of EZE lounges, all airside after passport control
• —Star Alliance, LATAM and BBVA lounges all take DragonPass
• —The oneworld Admirals Club / Iberia lounge sits opposite Gate 9 on Level 2
• —Most lounges here overlook the runway around Gates 8–9

• —Aerolíneas Argentinas' Terminal C base, with the SkyTeam Salón Cóndor near Gate 15
• —The Ezeiza Lounge here takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass
• —Salón Cóndor is the SkyTeam Elite Plus option at EZE
• —Both lounges sit airside after passport control

• —Flagship Centurion-network lounge at EZE, roughly 8,600 sq ft
• —Open to eligible American Express Platinum and Centurion cardholders
• —Windows overlooking the runway across several distinct areas
• —Check current American Express terms and location before you travel

DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of EZE lounges — the Star Alliance, LATAM and BBVA lounges in Terminal B and the Ezeiza Lounge in Terminal C. It's the single most useful membership to carry at Ezeiza.

DragonPass

Priority Pass coverage at EZE is narrower than DragonPass — the Ezeiza Lounge in Terminal C accepts it. Confirm the lounge and terminal on the per-lounge page before you travel.

Priority Pass

American Express Platinum and Centurion cardholders can use the American Express Centurion Lounge at Ezeiza. Check current Amex terms and guest rules before relying on this at the door.

American Express

SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers use the Salón Cóndor near Gate 15 in Terminal C, while oneworld Emerald and Sapphire travellers and American Airlines / Iberia premium-cabin passengers use the combined Admirals Club and Iberia VIP Lounge in Terminal B. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.

SkyTeamoneworldStar Alliance

A premium-cabin ticket on a oneworld or SkyTeam carrier gets you into that alliance's Ezeiza lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying business or first out of EZE, with no separate membership needed.

oneworldSkyTeam

Lead with DragonPass

• —DragonPass covers four EZE lounges — more than any other membership here — so if you only carry one, it's the better bet.
• —Three of the four DragonPass lounges (Star Alliance, LATAM, BBVA) are in Terminal B; the fourth, the Ezeiza Lounge, is in Terminal C.
• —Several of these are independent or bank-branded lounges rather than airline clubs, so the membership matters more than your airline.

Mind your terminal

• —Ezeiza's lounges split across Terminals B and C — pick one in the terminal you're departing from.
• —Terminal B holds most international departures and the largest lounge cluster around Gates 8–9.
• —Terminal C is Aerolíneas Argentinas' base, with the SkyTeam Salón Cóndor and the Ezeiza Lounge.

Clear passport control first

• —All seven EZE lounges sit airside, after passport control and security — clear the checkpoint before heading to a lounge.
• —Ezeiza's immigration and security can be slow at peak, so arrive early and don't bank on a long lounge stay.
• —The Terminal B lounges around Gate 9 are a short walk from each other if your first choice is full.

Match access to lounge

• —Priority Pass only reaches the Ezeiza Lounge in Terminal C — DragonPass opens more doors if you hold both.
• —Amex Platinum and Centurion cardholders have the Centurion Lounge to themselves; bring the card.
• —Flying a oneworld carrier in a premium cabin? Use the Admirals Club / Iberia lounge in Terminal B.