Illustrative photoPlaza Premium Lounge
Terminal 3 (International)
Flagship independent lounge in YYZ featuring comfortable seating and hot international buffet.
The premier choice for international travelers in Terminal 3.
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Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (International)
Flagship independent lounge in YYZ featuring comfortable seating and hot international buffet.
The premier choice for international travelers in Terminal 3.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (US Transborder)
Plaza Premium lounge for US-bound departures in Terminal 3.
Plaza Premium Group operates several independent lounges at Toronto Pearson, and this one serves passengers flying to the United States from Terminal 3. Priority Pass lists daily hours of 05:30–19:00, and DragonPass also includes it, so members of both programmes can use it when space allows. Because Pearson separates domestic, US-bound and international departures, make sure you use the lounge in the zone your flight leaves from.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (Domestic)
Plaza Premium lounge for domestic departures in Terminal 3.
Plaza Premium Group operates several independent lounges at Toronto Pearson, and this one serves domestic Canadian departures from Terminal 3. Priority Pass lists daily hours of 05:30–22:00, and DragonPass also includes it, so members of both programmes can use it when space allows. Because Pearson separates domestic, US-bound and international departures, make sure you use the lounge in the zone your flight leaves from.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (US Transborder)
Plaza Premium lounge for US-bound departures in Terminal 1.
Plaza Premium Group operates several independent lounges at Toronto Pearson, and this one serves US-bound transborder departures from Terminal 1. Priority Pass lists daily hours of 05:30–21:00, and DragonPass also includes it, so members of both programmes can use it when space allows. Because Pearson separates domestic, US-bound and international departures, make sure you use the lounge in the zone your flight leaves from.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (Domestic)
Plaza Premium lounge for domestic departures in Terminal 1.
Plaza Premium Group operates several independent lounges at Toronto Pearson, and this one serves domestic Canadian departures from Terminal 1. Priority Pass lists daily hours of 05:30–23:59, and DragonPass also includes it, so members of both programmes can use it when space allows. Because Pearson separates domestic, US-bound and international departures, make sure you use the lounge in the zone your flight leaves from.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (International)
Air France-KLM lounge opposite Gate C32 in Terminal 3, for international departures only.
KLM's Crown Lounge, which DragonPass lists as the Air France-KLM Lounge, is in Terminal 3 opposite Gate C32; take the lift up to the AT floor. Delta notes it is not accessible to passengers departing for the United States or within Canada, so it is for international departures only. It serves Air France and KLM premium passengers and eligible SkyTeam customers. Priority Pass lists hours of 08:00 to 20:30, and DragonPass members can also use it.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (US Transborder)
Admirals Club in Terminal 3 on the transfer level, near the duty-free shops.
This American Airlines Admirals Club is in Terminal 3 on the transfer level, near the duty-free shops. American lists daily hours of 5:00–19:15 (Saturdays until 18:00). It offers complimentary food and drinks, a full-service bar and Wi-Fi. Entry follows the Admirals Club rules: club members, eligible premium-cabin passengers and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members flying on a same-day oneworld flight can get in, and one-day passes are sold when space allows.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (International, Pier F)
Air Canada's international Maple Leaf Lounge at Pier F, Terminal 1.
Toronto Pearson is Air Canada's main hub, and the airline runs separate Maple Leaf Lounges for each departure zone of Terminal 1. This one is at Pier F for international departures. It serves Air Canada business class passengers and other customers eligible under Air Canada and Star Alliance rules, including Star Alliance Gold members, and United lists it among the lounges its Polaris customers and Star Alliance Gold members can use at YYZ.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (US Transborder, Pier F)
Air Canada's transborder Maple Leaf Lounge for US-bound flights, Pier F.
Toronto Pearson is Air Canada's main hub, and the airline runs separate Maple Leaf Lounges for each departure zone of Terminal 1. This one is at Pier F for transborder flights to the United States. It serves Air Canada business class passengers and other customers eligible under Air Canada and Star Alliance rules, including Star Alliance Gold members, and United lists it among the lounges its Polaris customers and Star Alliance Gold members can use at YYZ.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (Domestic, Level 4)
Air Canada's domestic Maple Leaf Lounge on Level 4 of Terminal 1.
Toronto Pearson is Air Canada's main hub, and the airline runs separate Maple Leaf Lounges for each departure zone of Terminal 1. This one is on Level 4 for domestic flights within Canada. It serves Air Canada business class passengers and other customers eligible under Air Canada and Star Alliance rules, including Star Alliance Gold members, and United lists it among the lounges its Polaris customers and Star Alliance Gold members can use at YYZ.
Illustrative photoTerminal 1 (Domestic)
Air Canada's compact café-lounge facing Gate D20, with low-priced passes.
The Air Canada Café is a compact, café-style lounge in Terminal 1, facing Gate D20 in the domestic area. Air Canada lists daily hours of 5:00 to 21:30 and sells low-priced passes, making it an inexpensive place to sit down with a drink and a snack before a domestic flight. United also lists it among the Air Canada spaces open to eligible Star Alliance customers at YYZ.
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