Calgary Airport Lounges
Calgary International Airport · Calgary, Canada
Calgary International (YYC) keeps all five of its lounges inside one connected terminal, split by departure zone. The Domestic concourses hold the Elevation Lounge and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge, Concourse D serves international flights with an Aspire lounge, and the Concourse E US-transborder area has the Aspire Transborder Lounge and the newer Aspire WestJet Garden.
Conteúdo atualizado em 24 de junho de 2026
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Três salas VIP reserváveis em YYC, escolhidas todo dia — ou navegue pelo diretório completo abaixo.
Com fontes, nunca patrocinado.
Este guia é compilado a partir de fontes de companhias aéreas, alianças e operadores de salas VIP, além de regras de acesso publicadas pela Priority Pass e DragonPass — ainda não visitamos pessoalmente todas as salas VIP em Calgary International Airport. Nada aqui é posicionamento pago, e o guia é atualizado conforme salas VIP abrem, fecham, reformam ou mudam suas políticas de acesso. Saiba mais sobre como verificamos os dados das salas VIP.
Última atualização 24 de junho de 2026
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Elevation Lounge
The Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal (Concourse B) is the most flexible lounge at YYC — it's the only one that takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, and it's reachable from the International Concourse D too. A hot buffet, showers and a kids' area make it the strongest all-rounder for most domestic departures.
Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge
The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge sits in the Domestic Terminal near the C gates and serves Air Canada and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers plus eligible Star Alliance Gold members. It's the most consistent branded-airline experience at Calgary.
Aspire Lounge Transborder
The Aspire Lounge Transborder in Concourse E is the go-to for travellers flying to the United States after pre-clearance. It takes DragonPass and sells walk-in day passes, with showers, a bar and snacks — handy once you've cleared US customs and immigration.
Aspire WestJet Garden Lounge
The Aspire WestJet Garden opened in April 2025 as a co-branded WestJet and Swissport space in the Concourse E US-transborder area, an airy garden-themed extension of the Aspire Transborder Lounge. WestJet passengers get priority, but it's open to all US-bound travellers on a paid day pass.
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The Aspire Lounge International sits airside in Concourse D at Calgary, serving non-US international departures. It accepts DragonPass and sells a walk-in day pass, so you can get in…
The Aspire Lounge Transborder sits airside in Concourse E at Calgary, the US-transborder area you reach after US pre-clearance. It serves passengers departing for the United States, accepts…
The Aspire WestJet Garden opened in April 2025 as a co-branded space run by Swissport and WestJet in the Concourse E US-transborder area at Calgary. A garden-themed extension of the Aspire…
Elevation Lounge
★3.4The Elevation Lounge sits airside on Level 2 of the Domestic Terminal's Concourse B at Calgary, and it's the most flexible lounge at YYC — the only one that accepts both DragonPass and…
The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge sits in Calgary's Domestic Terminal, in Concourse C near gate 50. It serves Air Canada and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers plus eligible Star…
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Salas VIP de Calgary International Airport por terminal.
Domestic Terminal (Concourses A–C)
Calgary's domestic gates run from Concourses A, B and C in the main terminal. Two lounges sit airside here: the Elevation Lounge on Level 2 of Concourse B (DragonPass and Priority Pass) and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge near the C gates for Air Canada and Star Alliance premium passengers. The Elevation Lounge is also reachable by passengers heading to the international Concourse D gates.
- —Elevation Lounge (Concourse B, Level 2) takes DragonPass and Priority Pass
- —Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge near the C gates for Star Alliance premium flyers
- —All lounges are airside, after the domestic security checkpoint
- —The Elevation Lounge also serves passengers connecting to Concourse D
International Terminal (Concourse D)
Non-US international flights depart from Concourse D in the International Terminal. The Aspire Lounge International is the airside lounge here, reached by following the lounge signs past Chili's and taking the lift up. It accepts DragonPass and sells walk-in day passes, with a hot buffet and a bar.
- —Aspire Lounge International is the Concourse D airside option
- —Accepts DragonPass and sells walk-in day passes
- —Follow lounge signage past Chili's, then take the lift up to the entrance
- —Serves non-US international departures
US Transborder (Concourse E)
Flights to the United States depart from Concourse E after US pre-clearance — customs and immigration are done at Calgary before you fly. Two Aspire lounges sit airside here: the Aspire Lounge Transborder and the newer Aspire WestJet Garden, a co-branded extension that opened in April 2025. Both take walk-in day passes; the Transborder lounge also accepts DragonPass.
- —Both lounges are past US pre-clearance — you clear US customs at YYC
- —Aspire Lounge Transborder accepts DragonPass and walk-in day passes
- —Aspire WestJet Garden (opened April 2025) gives WestJet passengers priority
- —Both are open only to passengers departing for the United States
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Calgary is a lounge-membership airport first — DragonPass opens the three Aspire and Elevation lounges, and Priority Pass adds the Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. The Aspire lounges also sell walk-in day passes, so you can pay per visit without any membership, while the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge is reserved for Star Alliance premium passengers. Because YYC splits into domestic, international and US-transborder zones, always match your lounge to the concourse you're flying from.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the most useful membership at Calgary — it's accepted at the Aspire Lounge International (Concourse D), the Aspire Lounge Transborder (Concourse E) and the Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. Present your DragonPass membership with your boarding pass.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at the Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal (Concourse B). Coverage is narrower than DragonPass at YYC, so check the per-lounge page and your departure concourse before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The Aspire lounges sell entry at the door — including the Aspire Lounge International, Aspire Lounge Transborder and the Aspire WestJet Garden — so you can pay per visit without a membership. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
Airline & alliance lounges
The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge admits Air Canada and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier rather than a paid pass.
Star Alliance
Air CanadaBusiness class ticket
A Business Class ticket on Air Canada or a Star Alliance partner gets you into the Maple Leaf Lounge directly, and WestJet premium passengers get priority access to the Aspire WestJet Garden on US-bound flights. The simplest route if you're flying up front out of Calgary.
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Match the concourse to your flight
- —Domestic flights leave from Concourses A–C, non-US international from Concourse D, and US flights from Concourse E — each zone has its own lounges.
- —Once you've chosen your gate area you generally can't move between the zones, so pick a lounge in the right concourse before you go through.
- —If you're flying to the US, your lounge is past US pre-clearance in Concourse E — budget extra time for customs and immigration at YYC.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass opens three of the five YYC lounges (both Aspire lounges plus Elevation), making it the single most useful membership here.
- —Priority Pass only covers the Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal, so confirm your concourse if that's your card.
- —The Aspire lounges also sell walk-in day passes, a reliable fallback if your membership lounge is full.
Pay-per-visit works at the Aspire lounges
- —All three Aspire lounges sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status.
- —Booking a day pass online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door and locks in entry at busy times.
- —The Aspire WestJet Garden is open to all US-bound travellers on a paid pass, even though WestJet flyers get priority.
Timing and amenities
- —The Aspire lounges and Elevation Lounge have showers — useful before or after a long-haul or transborder flight.
- —The Aspire Lounge Transborder opens early (from about 04:30) to catch the morning US departures bank.
- —The Elevation Lounge has a children's area and printing, handy for families and anyone needing to work before a domestic flight.
Perguntas frequentes, respostas diretas.
We track five lounges at Calgary International (YYC), all inside one connected terminal. The Domestic concourses have the Elevation Lounge and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge, Concourse D serves international flights with the Aspire Lounge International, and the Concourse E US-transborder area has the Aspire Lounge Transborder and the Aspire WestJet Garden.
Yes, but only at the Elevation Lounge in the Domestic Terminal (Concourse B). The Aspire lounges at YYC are on the DragonPass network rather than Priority Pass, so if you're flying internationally or to the US, check your card and concourse before you travel.
Yes. The three Aspire lounges — International (Concourse D), Transborder (Concourse E) and the WestJet Garden — sell a walk-in day pass at the door, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper.
The Domestic concourses hold the Elevation Lounge on Level 2 of Concourse B, which takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge near the C gates for Air Canada and Star Alliance premium passengers. Both are airside after the domestic security checkpoint.
Yes. US flights depart from Concourse E after US pre-clearance, where the Aspire Lounge Transborder and the Aspire WestJet Garden sit airside. Both sell walk-in day passes, and the Transborder lounge also accepts DragonPass. They're open only to passengers departing for the United States.
The Aspire WestJet Garden is a co-branded WestJet and Swissport lounge that opened in April 2025 as a garden-themed extension of the Aspire Lounge Transborder in Concourse E. WestJet passengers get priority access, but it's open to all US-bound travellers who buy a day pass.
Yes. The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge is in the Domestic Terminal near the C gates. It serves Air Canada and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members, rather than offering a paid day pass.
Yes. The Aspire lounges and the Elevation Lounge offer shower facilities, which is useful before an early US-transborder departure or after a long flight into Calgary. Check the individual lounge pages for the specific amenities at each.