Club Kingston Arrivals
★4.4(710 reviews)KIN · Main Terminal · landside
Kingston's landside arrivals lounge — the only KIN lounge that takes Priority Pass.
Club Kingston Arrivals is the landside lounge at Norman Manley International Airport, aimed at travellers arriving into Kingston. You'll find it just beyond the customs exit, a short walk straight to the Club Kingston desk. It's the only lounge at KIN that accepts Priority Pass, and it also takes DragonPass or a paid walk-in entry — a flexible set of access routes. The lounge offers hot and cold food, a bar with alcoholic and soft drinks, air conditioning, power outlets at most seats and Wi-Fi, making it a comfortable place to eat, charge up and regroup after a long flight before you head into the city. Because it's landside, it's designed for arriving passengers rather than departures.
Crowding · busier around arrival banks
A comfortable spot to catch up on email after landing, with Wi-Fi and power outlets at most seats. Seating is lounge-style rather than desk-led, so it suits short work sessions more than long ones.
Club Kingston Arrivals serves a hot and cold food selection alongside a bar with alcoholic and soft drinks — enough to eat properly and have a drink after landing, in a straightforward independent-lounge style rather than a full restaurant.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
Exit from customs and walk directly to the Club Kingston desk to check in.
- 01Collect your bags and clear customs
- 02Exit the customs area
- 03Walk straight to the Club Kingston desk
- 04Check in at the desk
Landmarks: Customs exit · Club Kingston desk · Baggage claim
ℹ Landside - Exit from customs and walk directly to the Club Kingston desk.
DragonPass
Priority PassFacts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 2 enter free
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Make the most of it.
This is the landside arrivals lounge — use it after you land, not before a departure.
It's the only Kingston lounge that accepts Priority Pass.
It also takes DragonPass and sells a walk-in day pass.
Power outlets are at most seats, useful for charging after a long flight.
There are no showers here — the airside Club Kingston Departure lounge is the one with showers.
Quick answers.
Yes. Club Kingston Arrivals is the only lounge at Norman Manley International that accepts Priority Pass. It also takes DragonPass and sells walk-in entry.
It's an arrivals lounge, located landside just beyond the customs exit. Use it after you land; for departures, the airside Club Kingston Departure lounge is the one to use.
Yes. A walk-in day pass is sold from around USD 45.95 per guest for up to three hours. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than at the door.