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Rio de Janeiro鈥揋aleao International Airport 路 Terminal 2

Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals) (GIG)

2.3 路 9 reviews

Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals) is a landside lounge (before security) in Terminal 2 at Rio de Janeiro鈥揋aleao International Airport (GIG), Rio De Janeiro. It's part of Priority Pass and Plaza Premium Lounges. Cards that get you in include the Amex Platinum, Amex Centurion and Amex Business Platinum. Travelers rate it 2.3 out of 5 (9 reviews). Amenities include showers, alcohol, quiet area, wi-fi and snacks.

How to get into Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)

The rules each network publishes for this lounge.

Priority Pass

American Express Platinum Card and/or Priority Pass Digital Membership Card, and same-day boarding pass.

Guests: Two complimentary guests.

Credit cards that get you into Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)

From our card catalog. Visit limits and guest fees are the card's own.

Amenities

ShowersAlcoholQuiet areaWi-FiSnacksMeeting roomsTVFlight screensNewspapers

Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals): common questions

Where is Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals) at GIG?

In Terminal 2, before security. Level 2, non-restricted area of the car park building.

What are Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)'s opening hours?

It opens around the flight schedule; check with the lounge before you go.

How do I get into Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)?

Priority Pass: American Express Platinum Card and/or Priority Pass Digital Membership Card, and same-day boarding pass.

Which credit cards get you into Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)?

Amex Platinum, Amex Centurion, Amex Business Platinum, Amex Business Centurion, Capital One Venture X, Bilt Palladium and 24 more. Card terms decide guests and visit limits.

Can I bring a guest into Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals)?

Priority Pass: Two complimentary guests.

Does Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals) have showers?

Yes, it lists showers.

From the networks' own lounge directories, last refreshed 2026-11-04. Photos belong to the lounge networks. Rules, hours and guest fees change, and lounges can turn people away when full, so check before you go.