Illustrative photoMarhaba Lounge
Terminal 3 (Concourse B)
A premium desert oasis in the heart of Dubai's busiest terminal.
Marhaba provides international cuisine and refreshments, perfect for transiting passengers.
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Illustrative photoEmirates Business Class Lounge
Terminal 3 (Concourse B)
Emirates' vast flagship Business Class lounge at Dubai Terminal 3.
The Emirates Business Class Lounge at Dubai Terminal 3, Concourse B, was once the world's largest business class lounge and remains a landmark facility, renovated in 2016 with dedicated partnership zones with Moët & Chandon, Voss Water, and Costa Coffee. The showpiece Moët & Chandon Champagne Lounge serves four signature champagnes with Michelin-crafted canapés, while the main buffet provides an extensive international spread plus a full bar service across this 1,500-seat facility. An open layout with soaring ceilings, natural light, a library zone, smoking section, and Costa Coffee bar create a sense of spacious freedom; open 24/7 with contactless biometric facial recognition entry for Emirates Business Class passengers.
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Illustrative photoEmirates First Class Lounge
Terminal 3 (Concourse A)
Emirates' ultra-premium First Class lounge at Dubai Terminal 3, open 24 hours.
The Emirates First Class Lounge at Dubai Terminal 3, Concourse A, is one of the world's largest airport lounges at over 100,000 sq ft, extending 645 metres along an entire building floor — meaning passengers can board directly from within the lounge without ever returning to the public terminal. Guests enjoy chef-crafted à la carte dining across multiple restaurants, a dedicated Moët & Chandon champagne bar, a Tiffany & Co. boutique, cigar lounge, nap zones, and a kids' room all under one roof. The Timeless Spa offers complimentary 15-minute treatments for First Class passengers, private shower suites provide luxury freshening, and biometric check-in terminals handle all formalities; accessible exclusively to Emirates First Class passengers and Skywards Platinum members, open 24/7.
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Illustrative photoMarhaba Lounge (Concourse A)
Terminal 3 (Concourse A, gates A2–A3)
A 24-hour Marhaba lounge in Concourse A for passengers on Emirates and Qantas codeshare flights.
This Marhaba Lounge is airside on the departure level at the west end of Concourse A, between gates A2 and A3, and is open around the clock. Priority Pass members can use it only when flying on Emirates or a Qantas codeshare, for up to three hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are included and there is a children's play area. Showers are available for a fee, limited to 30 minutes.
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Illustrative photoPlaza Premium Lounge
Terminal 3 (Concourse A, Level 4)
A round-the-clock Plaza Premium lounge above the Concourse A duty free area.
The Plaza Premium Lounge in Concourse A is past security and passport control, reached by lift from the duty free area to level 4 in the west wing, between gates A2 and A3. It is listed as open 24 hours. Priority Pass members may stay up to two hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are included, while premium brands cost extra. Smoking and vaping are not allowed.
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Illustrative photoAhlan Lounge (Concourse A)
Terminal 3 (Concourse A, Level 6)
A 24-hour Ahlan lounge on level 6 of Concourse A for international and transit passengers.
This Ahlan Lounge in Concourse A is reached by the lift next to the souvenir shop, up to level 6, and is open 24 hours. It serves passengers on international and transit flights, and Priority Pass members may stay up to three hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are available, on request during Ramadan. The lounge has massage chairs, a separate prayer room and a smoking cabin.
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Illustrative photoAhlan Lounge at B
Terminal 3 (Concourse B, gate B26)
A 24-hour Ahlan lounge at the east end of Concourse B, entered through a tapas bar next to gate B26.
The Ahlan Lounge at B sits airside on the departure level at the east side of Concourse B, next to gate B26, and its entrance is inside the Cadiz tapas bar. It is open around the clock. Priority Pass members may stay up to three hours, and the dress code is smart casual. Selected alcoholic drinks are included; during Ramadan they are served on request in the evening and at night. Passengers leaving from Concourse A or C should allow 15 to 20 minutes to reach their gate.
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Illustrative photoAhlan Lounge @C13
Terminal 3 (Concourse C, gate C13)
A 24-hour Ahlan lounge near gate C13, the Priority Pass option in Concourse C.
This Ahlan Lounge is in Concourse C near gate C13, after security and passport control, and is open 24 hours. Priority Pass members may stay up to three hours and there is no dress code. Standard alcoholic drinks are offered, on request during Ramadan, and the lounge has a smoking room and flight information screens.
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Illustrative photoAhlan Lounge (Concourse D)
Terminal 1 (Concourse D, gate D13)
A 24-hour Ahlan lounge near gate D13 in Terminal 1's Concourse D, with massage chairs.
This Ahlan Lounge is airside near gate D13 in Concourse D and is open around the clock. It is for passengers on international flights, and Priority Pass members may stay up to three hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are available, on request during Ramadan, and the lounge offers complimentary massage chairs.
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Illustrative photoAhlan Business Class Lounge
Terminal 1 (Concourse D, Level 2)
A 24-hour Ahlan business lounge one level above the Concourse D gates, with a children's play area and prayer room.
The Ahlan Business Class Lounge is airside on level 2, above the departure gates of Concourse D, and is open 24 hours. Priority Pass members can enter for up to three hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are served, on request during Ramadan. There is a separate children's play area, a prayer room and a smoking room.
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Illustrative photoSkyTeam Lounge
Terminal 1 (Concourse D, lounge level)
The SkyTeam alliance lounge in Concourse D, also open to Priority Pass members.
The SkyTeam Lounge is airside on the lounge level of Concourse D, near the food court and opposite the DIH lounge. It opens daily from 02:00 to 20:00. Besides eligible SkyTeam passengers, it admits Priority Pass members on international flights for up to four hours. Standard alcoholic drinks are included, and smoking and vaping are not allowed.
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Illustrative photoMarhaba Lounge (Concourse D)
Terminal 1 (Concourse D)
A 24-hour adults-only Marhaba lounge in Concourse D with a theatre room.
This Marhaba Lounge is in Concourse D after immigration: take the train to the boarding gates level, then the lift or stairs up and follow the signs. It is open 24 hours. Priority Pass members may stay up to three hours, children are not admitted, and smoking and vaping are not allowed. Standard alcoholic drinks are served and there is a theatre room.
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Illustrative photoMarhaba Lounge (Terminal 2)
Terminal 2 (gates F3–F4)
The 24-hour Marhaba lounge in Terminal 2, for international and domestic departures.
Terminal 2's Marhaba Lounge is airside in the departure area beyond security, opposite gates F3 and F4, and is open 24 hours. It serves both international and domestic departures. Priority Pass members may stay up to two hours, children under two enter free, and there is a separate smoking area. Standard alcoholic drinks are available.
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