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Rome Fiumicino Airport lounges
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Illustrative photoPlaza Premium First
Terminal 1, Area A (Schengen, upper floor)
Plaza Premium's top-tier lounge at Fiumicino, in the Schengen departures area of Terminal 1.
Plaza Premium First sits on the upper floor of Terminal 1 in Schengen boarding area A, gates A31 to A59, and opens from 06:00 to 21:30. Entry is paid, at €70 for two hours for adults, and is also offered to some passengers of partner airlines including Air Europa, Air France, KLM, Iberia and Sky Express. Members of partner card and lounge programmes pay an upgrade fee at the desk. Guests can dine on an open-air patio, and there are showers, a relaxation area, a children's room and a nursery.
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Illustrative photoPlaza Premium Lounge T1
Terminal 1, Area A (Schengen, upper floor)
A pay-in Plaza Premium lounge for domestic and Schengen departures from boarding area A.
This Plaza Premium Lounge is on the upper floor of boarding area A, which handles domestic and Schengen flights, and opens from 04:30 to 21:30. Any departing passenger can pay to enter, and the airport lists American Express, DragonPass and several bank programmes among the accepted schemes, with Air France and KLM as partner airlines. The lounge has a bar, a buffet with vegetarian choices, showers, charging points, flight information and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoPlaza Premium Lounge T3
Boarding Area E (Non-Schengen, upper floor)
Plaza Premium's lounge for non-Schengen departures in boarding area E, open to paying guests and card holders.
The airport's Plaza Premium Lounge for non-Schengen flights is on the upper floor of boarding area E and opens from 05:00 to 22:30. Paid entry starts at €30 for two hours, and Priority Pass, DragonPass, American Express and several bank programmes are accepted. A number of airlines, among them Delta, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Turkish Airlines, also send eligible passengers here. Facilities include a bar with draught beer, hot and cold food with vegetarian options, showers, meeting rooms, TV and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoPrimeclass Lounge
Terminal 1 (Mezzanine, airside)
An independent lounge on the Terminal 1 mezzanine with a buffet, cocktail bar and three rest areas.
Primeclass runs a 410-square-metre lounge airside on the mezzanine level of Terminal 1, open from 05:30 to 22:00. It is split into three rest areas, one of them private, and also has a work area, phone booths and loungers. Guests get a buffet and drinks, and the bar serves signature cocktails from a menu. Showers cost extra. Paid entry starts at €25, and Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey and other programmes are accepted.
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Illustrative photoPrima Vista Portus
Boarding Area E, gates E51–E61 (Non-Schengen)
A multi-airline lounge for non-Schengen departures at the E51–E61 gates, also open to paying guests and Priority Pass members.
Prima Vista Portus is the non-Schengen lounge of the Prima Vista pair, in boarding area E by gates E51 to E61, open from 05:45 to 22:45. Airlines including Air Canada, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, United and American Airlines use it for their eligible passengers. Paid entry is €40 for adults and €20 for children aged 2 to 14, and Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, Diners and other schemes are accepted. There is a buffet with freshly prepared dishes, a bar with a bartender, showers, a meeting room and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoPrima Vista Domus
Terminal 1, Area A (Schengen, first floor)
A multi-airline lounge with an open-air terrace for domestic and Schengen departures from area A.
Prima Vista Domus serves domestic and Schengen flights from the first floor of boarding area A in Terminal 1 and opens from 05:15 to 21:45. Airlines including Aegean, LOT, TAP, Iberia and Finnair use it for their eligible passengers, and anyone can pay to enter at €40 for adults and €20 for children aged 2 to 14. The airport lists no card or lounge programmes for this lounge. It offers a buffet, a bar with a bartender, showers, a work area, a meeting room, Wi-Fi and an open-air terrace.
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Illustrative photoITA Airways Lounge Piazza di Spagna
Boarding Area E, gates E11–E24 (Non-Schengen)
ITA Airways' lounge for non-Schengen departures, also used by several SkyTeam and Star Alliance carriers.
The Piazza di Spagna lounge serves ITA Airways' non-Schengen departures from boarding area E, gates E11 to E24, and opens from 06:00 to 23:00. Business class passengers, Volare Executive and Premium members and SkyTeam Elite Plus members flying outside Schengen may enter, and passengers of airlines such as Delta, Korean Air, Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian use it too. Others can buy an ITA lounge ticket from €49 online or €59 at the airport. Facilities include a bar with a barman, showers, a VIP room and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoITA Airways Hangar Lounge
Domestic/Schengen area (upper floor)
ITA Airways' lounge for domestic and Schengen departures, also used by Lufthansa Group airlines.
The Hangar Lounge is ITA Airways' lounge for domestic and Schengen flights, on the upper floor of that departures area, and opens from 06:00 to 23:00. Business class passengers, Volare Executive and Premium members and SkyTeam Elite Plus members may enter, and passengers of Lufthansa, Austrian, SWISS and Brussels Airlines use it as well. Others can buy an ITA lounge ticket from €49. The lounge has a bar with a barman, showers and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoEmirates Lounge
Boarding Area E, gates E11–E24 (Non-Schengen, upper floor)
Emirates' own lounge at Fiumicino, open around its flight times with direct boarding from the lounge.
The Emirates Lounge is on the upper floor of the non-Schengen boarding area E, gates E11 to E24, and opens only around Emirates departures: in winter from 11:00 to 14:35 and 17:00 to 20:30. It has its own boarding gate, so passengers can board straight from the lounge. Eligible Emirates and Qantas premium passengers and Skywards members use it, and paid access is offered to Skywards members and to Emirates and Qantas economy passengers through Emirates. There is a buffet, an open bar, showers, prayer rooms and a business centre with free Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoBritish Airways Lounge
Boarding Area E, Tax Free Mall (Non-Schengen, upper floor)
British Airways' lounge in the non-Schengen Tax Free Mall, for BA premium passengers and eligible oneworld travellers.
British Airways runs its Rome lounge on the upper floor of the Tax Free Mall in non-Schengen boarding area E, open from 05:30 to 20:30. It is reserved for BA business class customers, holders of qualifying BA frequent flyer cards and eligible passengers of selected oneworld airlines. Access cannot be bought, and no credit card or lounge programme gives entry. The airport describes a work area and a buffet.
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