Sala VIP Colomer
★4.3(212 reviews)BCN · Terminal 1 · airside
A Terminal 1 Sala VIP on DragonPass or Priority Pass — by the Air Shuttle kiosk.
Sala VIP Colomer is one of the Aena Sala VIP lounges in Barcelona's Terminal 1, the airport's main terminal. It sits airside — after passport control and security — opposite the Air Shuttle kiosk used by the Barcelona–Madrid corridor, and admits DragonPass members and Priority Pass holders. Because it takes both of the main lounge memberships, it's a dependable Terminal 1 alternative when Sala VIP Pau Casals is crowded. Inside is the familiar Sala VIP setup: comfortable seating zones, a buffet and bar, Wi-Fi and power, and flight information screens. It opens 06:00 to 21:00, covering most daytime and early-evening departures, though it closes earlier than the other Terminal 1 lounges.
Crowding · moderate
A workable pre-flight spot with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and laptop-friendly seating. Fine for email and light work before a Terminal 1 flight.
✓ Printer available
A self-service buffet in the Sala VIP style — hot and cold dishes, snacks and pastries — with a bar serving wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks, plus coffee and tea. A useful refuel before a Terminal 1 departure.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing passport control and security in Terminal 1, the lounge is opposite the Air Shuttle kiosk.
- 01Check in at Terminal 1
- 02Clear passport control and security
- 03Find the Air Shuttle kiosk
- 04The lounge is opposite the kiosk
Landmarks: Air Shuttle kiosk · Terminal 1 airside
ℹ Airside - After passport control and security check, turn left and proceeds to the end of the corridor.
DragonPass
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soups · Complimentary finger food · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 5 enter free
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Make the most of it.
Both DragonPass and Priority Pass work here — a good Terminal 1 alternative when Pau Casals is busy.
It's opposite the Air Shuttle kiosk, handy for the Barcelona–Madrid corridor.
This lounge is Terminal 1 only — pick a Terminal 2 lounge if you're flying from T2.
Opening hours are 06:00 to 21:00, earlier closing than the other T1 lounges.
Arrive earlier at the daytime peaks for a quieter visit.
Quick answers.
Yes — Colomer accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass.
It's airside, opposite the Air Shuttle kiosk used by the Barcelona–Madrid corridor.
06:00 to 21:00 — it closes a little earlier than the other Terminal 1 lounges.
