Last updated on March 28th, 2026 at 07:10 pm
Are you thinking of taking guests into Priority Pass lounges when you visit?
Priority Pass allows members to bring guests into airport lounges — a benefit that applies which level of Priority Pass membership you have — making it easy to share the experience with friends or family before a flight.
It’s lovely being able to share the benefits of membership with friends and family. I’ve enjoyed taking my family into a lounge before a flight and sharing a new experience together.
There are some things to be mindful of, so read on for all you need to know about the Priority Pass guest policy or just grab my exclusive reader rate on Priority Pass membership here 👇


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Priority Pass Guest Policy
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There are a number of things to know about the Priority Pass guest policy, including fees, guest sizes, who is charged as a guest etc. Read on for the details
Priority Pass Lounge Guest Policy
Priority Pass Guest Fees
Priority Pass allows its members to take guests into lounges using their Priority Pass Membership scheme.
Guest fees are £24 per lounge visit regardless of the membership level you have — which is why it’s worth checking the Priority Pass membership cost to understand total travel expenses before joining
As a reminder there are 3 levels of Priority Pass membership;
Standard Membership
£69 per year, with all visits for the member charged at an extra £24 per visit and all visits for guests charged at an extra £24 per visit. (My special rate makes membership only £48 per year)
Standard Plus Membership
£229 per year. This includes 10 visits for the member with additional visits charged at an extra £24 per visit. All guest visits are charged at an extra £24 per visit. (My special rate makes membership only £206 per year for 10 included visits)
Prestige Membership
£419 per year. This includes unlimited lounge visits for the member. All guest visits are charged an extra £24 per visit.
The charge is applied to the account or card that you have on file with Priority Pass. This is done automatically when you enter the lounge.
Priority Pass How Many Guests?
Priority Pass – How Many Are Guests Allowed?
- There is no specific number for the amount of guests you can take with you into a Priority Pass lounge.
- However, there may be limits to the lounge that you plan to visit.
- It can be quite tricky to find this information.
- The best bet initially is to check the Priority Pass website or within the app. For this example, I am showing the steps on the website but it’s similar in the app.
- Simply select the airport you are planning to visit from the Priority Pass homepage.

In the search box in the top left corner enter the lounge or the airport you want to check. In this example, I searched for London Gatwick airport.

Then select the airport or lounge you are interested in to get to the next step.

If you are searching via the airport then you will reach a page with the lounges available at that airport through Priority Pass.

From there you simply select the lounge you are interested in visiting. This is where you can check further information about the lounge including the lounge visiting policies.

If you can’t find any details then you might want to head to the Priority Pass help page, which is available from the page menu.

Then select your preferred method of contact.

You can also ring and speak to Priority Pass customer services 24 hours a day on 020 8680 1338.
Priority Pass Lounge Guest Policy
Pre-Booking Guests
- Priority Pass offers members the chance to pre-book very popular lounges. These include the No.1 Lounges at Gatwick for example.
- You can book 4 guests at once if pre-booking is available for the lounge you want to visit.
- Infants under 2 years of age don’t count when it comes to the number of guests – so there is no need to pay or prebook for them.
Priority Pass Can I Bring a Guest?
Membership Through Credit Cards
- If you are a member of Priority Pass because it’s a benefit you get with a credit card then you will need to check your cardholder benefits for more details. Guest allowances vary from credit card to credit card.
- Some credit cards give free membership to the cardholder only, with guests still being charged 24 per visit.
- Some credit card offers give membership to the cardholder and a supplementary cardholder.
- The devil, as always, is in the detail.
FAQs
How Many Guests Can You Bring on Priority Pass UK?
You can pre-book up to 4 guests if using Priority Pass lounges that offer pre-booking (such as No.1 Lounges). Otherwise, you need to check the guest policy for each lounge you plan to visit. Infants under 2 don’t count in guest numbers.
Priority Pass Guest Policy – Final Verdict
- Taking 1 -2 guests is unlikely to be a problem whatever lounge you plan to visit.
- Taking 3-4 guests might require pre-booking or notification depending on the lounge guest policy.
- Most lounges won’t accept bookings for more than 8 people at a time.
- Contact Priority Pass customer service, which is available 24 hours a day, for more information.

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