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YOU don’t need a fancy First Class plane ticket to enjoy a luxurious airport lounge with a free buffet.

In fact, there’s a far easier way you could be chilling in a classy airport lounge on your next trip, without forking out thousands. Click here to find out how.

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We’ve all been there – sitting in a hard plastic chair at the airport gate with a packet of crisps and a bottle of water that cost you an arm and a leg.

Or worse, stressing out that your family meal is taking too long to arrive and you might need to leg it to the boarding gate.

Instead, with a Priority Pass you could be snuggling into a cosy sleep pod, kicking back on a comfy sofa or tucking into a complimentary meal.

The best part? Sun readers can bag 20% off a Priority Pass right now by clicking here.

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Priority Pass members get access to over 1,900 airport lounges across the world. The lounges cover over 85% of the world’s top 100 airports, so you’re basically travelling like a First Class passenger on the cheap (before you reach the plane and turn right).

There’s complimentary food and drink across ALL lounges, which will already save you on having to fork out for an expensive airport meal.

Plus there’s comfy sofas, charging points and free Wi-Fi, making that wait before your flight all the more comfortable.

Some lounges even have showers, sleep pods, desks and quiet spaces – so if you want to squeeze in a nap after your early wake-up, no problem.

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A standard membership usually costs £69 per year, but you can now bag 20% off and pay only £55 for the whole year.

This gives you access to nearly 2,000 airports across the world, for a £24 fee each visit.

All Priority Pass member benefits

Priority Pass members get access to the following:

  • Complimentary food and drinks
  • Sleep pods to rest at certain airport locations
  • Be Relax spa treatments (at select lounges)
  • Bring along a guest (£24 Guest visit fee)
  • Discounts on more airport dining and spa treatments
  • The option to re-book selected lounges for a supplementary fee
  • Free membership to the WithU Fitness app (worth £79.99 per year)

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Members also get extra perks like access to Be Relax spa treatments, including massages, manicures and more at participating airports.

Plus if you want to stretch or get a workout in before or after your journey, members also get access to a fitness app worth £79.99 completely for free.

The WithU Fitness app creates you a personalised training program which can be used in the gym or at home.

It’s also full of audio workouts where you are coached by professional trainers.

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Priority Pass plan options

  • Standard Plan is on a pay-as-you-go basis – all lounge visits are charged £24 at the time of usage to your payment card.

£69 £55 for first year (20% discount) / £4.60 per month

  • Standard Plus includes 10 free visits during your membership year, visits after this will be charged £24 to your payment card.

£229 £206 for first year (10% discount) / £17.17 per month

  • The Prestige Plan is unlimited free member lounge visits. Under all three plans members can take accompanied guests into the lounges for the visit fee stated which is charged to your payment card.

£419 per year / £34.92 per month

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Prices correct at the time of publication.


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