Illustrative photoNorrsken Lounge
Terminal 5
Nordic minimalist design focused on calm and productivity.
The Norrsken Lounge at T5 offers a selection of Swedish snacks, beverages, and quiet workspaces for international travelers.
Stockholm Arlanda Airport lounges
ARN · 8 lounges
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Illustrative photoSAS Lounge
Terminal 5 (Gate E1, upstairs)
SAS's main lounge at Arlanda, upstairs at Gate E1, with showers and a hot buffet.
The SAS Lounge is upstairs at Gate E1 in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda. It serves a buffet of hot and cold dishes with alcoholic and soft drinks, and also has free Wi-Fi, computers, phone rooms, showers and an SAS Travel desk; digital newspapers are available through the SAS app. It opens one hour before the first SAS departure of the day and closes 30 minutes before the last. Swedavia refers to it as SAS's Gold lounge at Arlanda; entry follows SAS's SkyTeam lounge access policy.
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Illustrative photoSAS Lounge by Mastercard
Terminal 5 (near Gate F26)
SAS's second Arlanda lounge, opened in 2025 near Gate F26, with a breakfast buffet by Scandic.
The SAS Lounge by Mastercard opened in February 2025 near Gate F26 in Terminal 5, a short walk from security, as SAS's second lounge at Arlanda. It is open daily from 06:00 to 20:00 and offers hot and cold dishes, alcoholic and soft drinks, free Wi-Fi and a full breakfast buffet run with Scandic Hotels. It welcomes travellers in SAS Plus, SAS Business or Business on a SkyTeam airline, EuroBonus Diamond and Gold members, and SkyTeam Elite Plus members flying SAS or another SkyTeam airline.
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Illustrative photoPearl Lounge Gate C37
Terminal 5 (above Gate C37)
Independent lounge above Gate C37 in Terminal 5, open to Priority Pass members.
The Pearl Lounge sits above Gate C37 in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda and is open daily from 06:30 to 20:00, according to the airport. It offers a breakfast buffet, cold dishes and hot soup, with beer and wine, plus newspapers, TV, free Wi-Fi and help with printing documents. Priority Pass members are admitted. Passengers leaving from gate areas D, E or F can also use it, but the airport's lounge partner advises allowing about 10, 20 or 30 minutes respectively to walk to those gates.
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Illustrative photoAspire Lounge (Schengen)
Terminal 5 (Gate E1, Schengen)
Aspire lounge at Gate E1 for Schengen departures, open to all travellers, with showers and a cocktail bar.
Aspire runs two lounges in Terminal 5 at Arlanda; this one is at Gate E1 on the Schengen side and opens early, daily from 04:30 to 20:00. The lounge is open to all travellers, regardless of ticket. It has Scandinavian-style interiors, comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi and showers, seasonal food prepared in the lounge kitchen, cocktails from an island bar, and sleeping areas with recliners. Priority Pass members are admitted.
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Illustrative photoAspire Lounge (non-Schengen)
Terminal 5 (Gate area F, after passport control)
Aspire lounge in gate area F after passport control, for non-Schengen departures.
Aspire's second lounge in Terminal 5 at Arlanda is in gate area F, after passport control, so it serves non-Schengen departures. The airport lists it as open daily from 06:00 to 20:00 and until 21:30 when Air China departs. Like its Schengen twin it is open to all travellers, with Scandinavian design, free Wi-Fi, showers, seasonal food from the lounge kitchen, cocktails and recliner sleeping areas. Priority Pass members are admitted.
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Illustrative photoAmerican Express Lounge by Pontus Frithiof
Terminal 5 (Marketplace, between gate areas D and F)
American Express lounge for Centurion and Platinum cardholders at the Terminal 5 Marketplace.
American Express runs its largest Nordic lounge so far at the Marketplace in Terminal 5, between gate areas D and F, with food by chef Pontus Frithiof. It is for American Express Centurion and Platinum cardmembers: Centurion members may bring two guests and Platinum members one. Breakfast is served from 05:00 to 11:00, followed by lunch and dinner dishes until 19:30, and the kitchen takes its last orders at 19:00. Opening times on the airport's page and in its press release differ slightly, so check before you go.
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Illustrative photoPearl Lounge T2
Terminal 2
Pearl lounge in Terminal 2 for Schengen and non-Schengen departures, open to Priority Pass members.
The Pearl Lounge in Terminal 2 at Stockholm Arlanda serves both Schengen and non-Schengen departures. It is after security and before passport control: past the duty-free shop, take the first green staircase and the entrance is at the top. Priority Pass lists it as open daily from 06:00 to 20:30, with a maximum stay of three hours and spirits served from 11:00. We could not find this lounge on the airport's own website, so the details here come from Priority Pass only.
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