Does Amsterdam Schiphol accept Priority Pass?

Yes. Schiphol has two Priority Pass lounges, both Aspire lounges: Aspire 26 for Schengen departures in Departure Hall 1, and Aspire 41 for non-Schengen departures in Departure Hall 2. Present your card and any confirmation on arrival. Priority Pass guests can access up to three hours before departure.

Which Schiphol lounges take Priority Pass?

The two Priority Pass lounges are the Aspire Lounge 26, for Schengen departures in Departure Hall 1, and the Aspire Lounge 41, for non-Schengen departures in Departure Hall 2. The right one depends on whether your flight is within the Schengen area or beyond it, which sets which departures hall you use.

How much is a day pass at Schiphol lounge?

A paid day pass to the Schengen Aspire Lounge 26 has recently been around fifty-four US dollars for adults and for children aged 2 to 17, while the non-Schengen Aspire Lounge 41 has recently charged around forty to forty-five euros. Priority Pass members enter without the fee, subject to capacity. Confirm the current price before you travel.

Can I be turned away from a Schiphol lounge?

Yes. The Aspire lounges at Schiphol are popular and can get very crowded, and Priority Pass guests may be turned away when a lounge is full. Arrive with a plan B, such as the airside dining, and note that Priority Pass access is limited to three hours before departure, so time your visit.

What are the Schiphol Aspire lounge hours?

The Aspire Lounge 26, for Schengen departures in Departure Hall 1, is open roughly 6am to 9pm daily, and the Aspire Lounge 41, for non-Schengen departures in Departure Hall 2, is open roughly 6am to 10pm. Priority Pass guests can access up to three hours before departure, subject to capacity.

Airport lounges at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands (AMS)

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Amsterdam Schiphol is one of Europe's largest hubs, a major connecting airport for long-haul and European travel, and it has Priority Pass lounges in both its Schengen and non-Schengen areas. Knowing which one matches your flight, and that they can get crowded, helps you plan. ## The lounges at Schiphol Schiphol's two Priority Pass lounges are both Aspire lounges. The Aspire Lounge 26 serves Schengen departures, in Departure Hall 1, and is open daily from early morning to evening, roughly 6am to 9pm. The Aspire Lounge 41 serves non-Schengen departures, in Departure Hall 2, open roughly 6am to 10pm. So the right lounge depends on whether your flight is within the Schengen area or beyond it, which also determines which departures hall you pass through. ## Access methods and day passes Access is by Priority Pass or a paid day pass. If you are a Priority Pass holder, you will be asked to present your card along with any confirmation on arrival, and Priority Pass guests can access the lounge up to three hours before departure. A paid day pass to the Schengen Aspire 26 has recently been around fifty-four US dollars for adults and for children aged 2 to 17, while the non-Schengen Aspire 41 has recently charged around forty to forty-five euros. Confirm the current price and which lounge matches your flight before you go. ## Amenities and tips The Aspire lounges offer seating, food, drinks, and Wi-Fi, a welcome break in a very large and busy airport. One important note for Schiphol: these lounges are popular and can get very crowded, and Priority Pass guests may be turned away when a lounge is full, so arrive with a plan B such as the airside dining. Because the three-hour rule applies, time your visit to your departure. Use the comparison below to match a membership or a day pass to your Schengen or non-Schengen flight.

Lounge access options at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands (AMS)
Access method	Typical cost	How it works	Good for
Priority Pass	Membership ($99-$469/yr)	Show the app QR at the door	Frequent flyers across alliances
Day pass	$25-$65 per visit	Pre-book online or walk up	Occasional travellers
Credit card access	Included with premium cards	Show card + boarding pass	Premium cardholders
Airline elite status	Included with status	Automatic at airline lounges	Loyal single-airline flyers

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