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Lounges, facilities and services at Orlando Sanford airport

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VIP lounges at SFB

Which VIP lounges are at Orlando Sanford airport (SFB), where they are and how to get in. See also the airport guide for general information.

The airport features a passenger lounge in its departures hall and dedicated facilities for private aviation:

Departures Area (Airside)

The Royal Palm Lounge

Location: Terminal A, post-security, adjacent to the international departure gates.

Hours: operates according to scheduled international flights, typically opening 3 hours before the first flight and closing with the last departure.

Amenities: à la carte dining, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, computer workstations, air conditioning, newspapers, smoking room, and flight info monitors.

Access: members of lounge programs (such as Priority Pass or DragonPass, subject to active agreements) or walk-up entry purchase subject to availability.

General & Private Aviation

Million Air Orlando

Location: dedicated private FBO terminal (Million Air Orlando).

Amenities: executive VIP lounges, snooze rooms, conference rooms, and full support services for charter and corporate flight passengers.

Opening hours and access conditions can change at any time. Check with the lounge before you go.

Lounge access with Priority Pass

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Facilities and services

Orlando Sanford International Airport offers modern passenger amenities and dining establishments across its two levels:

Finance and Connectivity

  • Wi-Fi: free unlimited high-speed internet available terminal-wide under the SFB-Public network (no password required; simply accept the terms of service).
  • ATMs: located on Level 1 (landside) and Level 2 (airside concourses).
  • Currency Exchange: there is currently no active foreign exchange bureau at the airport.

Dining

Food and beverage options managed by SSP America include:

  • Brew Landing: located on Level 1 near Baggage Claim 1 and 2.
  • Hollerbach's: German dishes and craft beers, located on Level 2 between gates 5 and 9.
  • Nature's Table: wraps, salads, and smoothies, located on Level 2 near gates 1 to 4.
  • Sanford Tap: burgers, wraps, and breakfast items, on Level 2 between gates 10 and 11.
  • Zaza Cuban Comfort Food: Cuban coffee, sandwiches, pastries, and empanadas, on Level 2 between gates 10 and 11.
  • Sanford Market: grab-and-go snacks and refreshments, on Level 2 between gates 11 and 12.

Shopping

Hudson News newsstands offering books, snacks, and travel essentials, regional Florida gift and souvenir shops, and the Kids Works toy shop located airside.

Baggage Services

  • Luggage Storage: due to TSA security regulations, no luggage lockers or left-luggage storage facilities are available.
  • Lost and Found: handled in person at the Level 1 Information Booth or by submitting the airport's online form.

Additional Services

Family restrooms on both levels and a Children's Play Area located in the departures concourse.

How to get into a lounge

  1. Lounge membership: programs like Priority Pass give access to independent lounges in many airports, for an annual fee or per visit.
  2. Credit cards: some premium cards include lounge visits. Check whether your card covers the lounges at SFB and how many guests you can bring.
  3. Ticket or status: business and first class tickets, and frequent flyer status with an airline or its alliance, usually give access to the airline's lounges.
  4. Day pass: many lounges sell entry at the door when there is space. Prices and rules vary.

Long layover? See hotels and overnight stay. Need help moving around the airport? See special assistance at SFB.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a lounge at Orlando Sanford airport (SFB) without a business class ticket?

Usually yes: many lounges accept lounge memberships such as Priority Pass, some premium credit cards, airline status or a paid day pass at the door. Each lounge sets its own rules, so check the conditions of the one you want to use.

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