Lounges, facilities and services (GDN)

Vip Lounges at Gdansk airport (GDN)

Which are the Vip lounges at Gdansk airport (GDN) and how to access:

Gdansk Airport features an exclusive VIP lounge designed to offer comfort and tranquillity to both business and leisure travellers before their flight departure.

Executive Lounge

It is located in Terminal 2, in the departures area after passing through security control. The lounge is situated within the Schengen zone, close to boarding gates 11–18. Passengers travelling to non-Schengen destinations may also access the lounge but should allow sufficient time to pass through the subsequent passport control.

Opening hours: Daily from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Available services:

• Hot and cold snacks, as well as a selection of light meals.
• Alcoholic beverages (including wine and beer) and non-alcoholic drinks (coffee, tea, soft drinks).
• High-speed Wi-Fi connection and workstations.
• National and international newspapers and televisions.
• Shower facilities available to freshen up before the journey.
• Flight information screens for real-time monitoring.
• Air conditioning and a quiet, noise-free environment.

Access conditions:

• Holders of Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass or Diners Club memberships (subject to the conditions of each card).
• Passengers travelling in Business Class with partner airlines.
• Passengers holding Gold status in alliances such as Star Alliance or SkyTeam.
• Direct payment at the lounge reception desk (subject to availability).

Maximum stay: A stay of up to 3 hours is generally permitted.

Facilities and other services

Finance and Connectivity

The airport is equipped with cash machines from various networks located throughout Terminal 2. Currency exchange offices (Kantor) are available both in the public departures hall and in the arrivals area. To stay connected, free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout the entire airport by connecting to the official airport network. In addition, a post office is available on the ground floor.

Dining

The dining offer is varied and includes cafés, bars and restaurants. You will also find outlets of well-known brands such as So! Coffee and Costa Coffee in both public and airside areas. Most venues operate only during flight schedules; however, 1-Minute, located in the main hall, has extended opening hours.

Shopping and Duty Free

Duty-free shops, mainly operated by Aelia, are located in the boarding areas, offering perfumes, cosmetics, spirits and tobacco. In the public hall and waiting areas, you will find convenience stores such as 1Minute and Relay, as well as shops specialising in amber jewellery (typical of the region), fashion, electronics and Polish souvenirs.

Baggage Services

• Luggage trolleys: Available free of charge at baggage reclaim points and in the departures areas.
• Luggage storage: There is no staffed counter, but the airport provides automated lockers located in the corridor connecting Terminal 2 with the car park and the railway station. Payment is generally made by card.
• Lost Property: The office in charge is located in the Schengen arrivals hall. You can contact them by telephone on +48 734 828 144 to enquire about items lost within the terminal.

Other Services

The airport also offers a chapel on the upper level of Terminal 2, fully equipped nursing and baby-changing rooms, a first-aid clinic for medical emergencies, and children’s play areas in the boarding zone. For aviation enthusiasts, there is an observation terrace located on Level 2, offering views of the runway.