SJDUpdated October 15, 2026

Lounges, facilities and services at Los Cabos airport

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VIP lounges at SJD

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

The airport features VIP lounges operated by Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP), designed to offer relaxation and work space prior to boarding.

Terminal 1 (Domestic Departures)

VIP Lounge Los Cabos

Location: Past the security screening checkpoint, situated on the mezzanine level above the food court.

Hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:30 / 7:00 PM (maximum stay: 3 hours).

Services: Air conditioning, complimentary drinks and beverages, light snacks, high-speed Wi-Fi, TV, newspapers, magazines, and workstation areas.

Access: Cardholders of Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, or Diners Club, affiliated banking clients, via online pre-booking, or by purchasing a pass at the door.

Schedules updated as of October 15, 2026.

Terminal 2 (International Departures)

VIP Lounge Los Cabos

Location: Past security screening and passport control, in the departure lounge and dining area.

Hours: Open aligned with international flight operations, usually from 8:00 AM until the final evening departure (maximum stay: 3 hours).

Services: Premium cocktail and beverage bar, light food options, relaxation lounge, pool table, spa and massage services, Wi-Fi, and conference facilities.

Access: Cardholders of Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, or Diners Club, eligible platinum/black bank cardholders, airport VIP Concierge & Fast Track packages, or by purchasing walk-up entry.

Schedules updated as of October 15, 2026.

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

Los Cabos International Airport provides a wide range of retail, financial, and passenger amenities across both terminal buildings.

Money and Connectivity

  • ATMs: Located in both public concourses and departures boarding areas across both terminals, operated by major domestic banks.
  • Currency Exchange: Currency exchange booths in arrival and departure zones of T1 and T2, typically open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM or aligned with flight schedules.
  • Internet Access: Wi-Fi access available at participating dining establishments and cafés (such as Starbucks), as well as dedicated high-speed wireless networks in VIP Lounges.

Food and Drinks

Both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 feature food courts and dining venues past the security checkpoints, including international fast-food chains, pizzerias, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, craft beer bars, and Mexican and international sit-down restaurants.

Shopping and Duty Free

Duty-free stores are situated past security checkpoints in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. In addition, you will find convenience markets, souvenir shops, traditional Mexican crafts, tequila, cigars, beachwear, travel accessories, electronics, books, and newsstands.

Baggage Services

  • Luggage Storage: Due to airport security regulations, there are no lockers or left-luggage facilities available inside the terminals.
  • Lost and Found: Handled by airport security for personal items left in common terminal areas and corridors (phone: +52 624 146 5111 / 5112 / 5113). For items left on an aircraft or delayed checked luggage, contact your airline directly.

Other Services

  • Baja California Sur Tourism Contribution ("Embrace It"): Mandatory state fee for foreign visitors staying more than 24 hours in the state, payable online or at airport self-service kiosks.
  • Medical Services: First aid and emergency medical care available on the airport premises.
  • Family Facilities: Restrooms equipped with baby-changing stations and children's recreational zones in boarding areas.
  • Travel Agencies: Information desks for booking excursions, tours, and regional activities.

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 SJD 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 SJD.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a lounge at Los Cabos airport (SJD) 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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