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Accessing Priority Pass Lounges Just Got Easier

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Priority Pass is the largest independent airport lounge network in the world, with roughly 700 affiliate lounges. Rather than purchasing lounge access with an airline directly, this is a way to have quite a few options globally without restricting yourself to one airline. The catch is that the major US lounge networks American Admirals Clubs,…

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(@Santastico)
Joined: 14 years ago

Posts: 1628

Well, good luck that I kept that letter from Citi and have my PIN 🙁


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(@ErickG)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 6

I got the Priority Pass (paid for it) earlier this year. First time I went to use it, at the Orlando airport, before a late departure, found out that the only lounge they have, The Royal Palm Lounge closes before 10:00 PM (not at 11, as stated in their website). Second time I went to use it, at The Club at DFW in Dallas, I was turned away. They said that they have reached their maximum of Priority Pass clients and that I had to sign into a waiting list to get in. To me this Priority Pass membership was just a big waste of money and I don't recommend it to anyone. If you get it as an extra perk from your credit card, great. But don't buy it!!!


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 Ben
(@Ben)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 106

You might want to re-think using the digital card - many lounges don't accept the digital card, such as the Orly Icare lounge. The lounge page on the priority pass website will list whether or not the digital card is accepted.


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(@HD Tran)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 1

Just used mine today at The Clubs at DFW. I brought my physical card with me just incase something goes wrong. The process was extremely easy. Turn on the app and access your DMC (Digital Membership Card) once you log in the app or if you have an Apple devices, you can save it to your passbook for an easier and faster access. They will scan it along with your boarding pass and you are good to go.

P.s: I had problem signing into the app for the first time due to some registration errors. Gave them a call and it took less then 5 minutes for me to access it after verifying my account information. Also, if you access to the specific lounge on the app, they should state whether they accept the DMC or app version of the ememvbership or not.


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 Sice
(@Sice)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 690

Curious why you left your membership number visible on the letter pic while blocking it out on your digital membership card pic...


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(@TonyM)
Joined: 15 years ago

Posts: 8

I saw this on my Platinum account and signed up as it's free. I noticed you said it could be added to Passbook. I've checked that app out, it doesn't have many positive reviews. Is this something you use? or have another app like it that you recommend?


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(@pavel)
Joined: 13 years ago

Posts: 352

this is one card i would keep in the wallet. in addition to what Ben says above, some lounges might be skeptical of accepting the passbook version. i remember the avianca lounge at BOG was adamant about swiping each of my party's PPS cards.


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(@Andrew)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 27

I have the other version of PP, lounge club. It does not look like lounge club has a digital option.


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(@Michael C)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 77

Some of the lounges insist on swiping the card rather than scanning a digital version, I think.


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(@William Tyler)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 2

Their new App is a joke. Over half of the lounges don't accept the digital version and if you don't have your physical card, you're SOL. I could never get it to add to PassBook either, btw. Even with this "cardless" method, they still print a receipt that you have to sign at most lounges. And be careful...if it says more than one guest on your receipt and you don't have unlimited free guests, they'll bill your CC on file. 😮


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(@Anthony Thomas)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 81

Biggest annoyance for me in the sign in process. Takes too long. Requires staff to do something manually and me to sign something. It should be like a boarding pass: barcode > yes/no entry.


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(@Francis)
Joined: 11 years ago

Posts: 29

according to Priority Pass if you received your card through a US financial institution you may not have the option of adding your card to the Apple Wallet (depending on the financial institution),.
I always carry my card - used it at IAD with no issue. Restrictions are clearly set out.


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