Guide to Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB) Paid Access Lounges
Last Updated November 3, 2026

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Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB) is also known as Subang SkyPark or Subang Airport.
It operates as a secondary airport for Kuala Lumpur (after KUL).
It serves as a central hub for regional and charter carriers, including Batik Air Malaysia, Berjaya Air, Firefly, MHS Aviation and Weststar Aviation.

There are 2 lounges you can pay to enter at Subang Airport, 1 of them located landside and the other airside.
This guide covers everything you need to know, including their locations, opening hours, amenities, and the different ways to access them.
Terminal Layout
Subang Airport has a single, 2-storey main passenger terminal, also known as the SkyPark Terminal. Domestic and international flights use the same building, with separate departure areas.
Departures and arrivals are both on the ground floor.
Sky Lounge (Landside)
The Sky Lounge is a landside departure lounge. Its standout features include a buffet, meeting/conference room, and sleep pods/nap area.
It is a good option for passengers arriving early and wanting a lounge experience before entering the airside departure zone.
A boarding pass is not required to use this lounge, so it is also a popular venue for people who are not flying and those taking business meetings.

Location
Landside, 1st floor in the SkyPark Terminal. Head towards the information counter near the main entrance where the departure and arrival areas meet, then take the stairs or escalator upstairs.

Opening Hours & Access Duration
05:30–21:00 (5:30am-9pm) daily
Guests can stay at this lounge for up to 3 hours (depending on their access method).

Amenities
Hot and cold buffet
Non-alcoholic beverages
Conference room (for an extra fee)
Sleep pods/nap area
Luggage storage
Wi-Fi
TVs

Access Options
Flexible Day Pass:
LoungePair offers flexible lounge access from USD $20 per person for 3 hours, without a fixed time/date booking. A fully refundable pass can be purchased for an additional USD $4.
Buy a Pass to the Sky Lounge (Landside)Memberships:
Priority Pass and DreamFolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.
A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge for a maximum 2-hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for US$55, without a membership.
Complimentary guest entitlements depend on your membership provider and plan.
Walk-up Access: You can purchase access at the reception desk directly.
Children under 2 years old are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.

Sky Lounge Xpress (Airside)
Sky Lounge Xpress is an airside departure lounge that offers a variety of seating options, Wi-Fi, massage chairs, a prayer room, quiet areas, and conference facilities.
Compared with the landside Sky Lounge, it functions as the more streamlined option for passengers who prefer to clear security first and wait near their gate.
This lounge is only accessible for passengers departing on domestic flights.
Note this lounge will close permanently on 13 December 2026.
Do not buy a pass if your intended visit is on or after this date.

Location
Airside after security, near Gate 7 in the Domestic Departures area.
Opening Hours & Access Duration
05:30–21:00 (5:30am-9pm) daily
Guests can stay at this lounge for up to 3 hours (depending on their access method).

Amenities
Hot and cold buffet
Non-alcoholic beverages
Massage chairs (for an extra fee)
Wi-Fi
Quiet area
Prayer/meditation room
Meeting/conference room

Access Options
Flexible Day Pass:
LoungePair offers flexible lounge access from USD $20 per person for 3 hours, without a fixed time/date booking. A fully refundable pass can be purchased for an additional USD $4.
Buy a Pass to the Sky Lounge Xpress (Airside)Memberships:
Priority Pass members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.
A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge for a maximum 2-hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for US$55, without a membership.
Complimentary guest entitlements depend on your membership provider and plan.
Walk-Up Access: You can purchase access at the reception desk directly.
Children under 2 years old are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.

Summing Up
Most passengers will choose the landside Sky Lounge, which welcomes domestic and international travelers, as well as non-flyers looking for a place to hold a business meeting. Allow enough time after your visit to clear security before your flight.
Through 12 December 2026, domestic departing passengers can instead choose Sky Lounge Xpress for the convenience of checking in and clearing security before settling into the lounge.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are there Priority Pass lounges at SZB?
Yes. Both Sky Lounge and Sky Lounge Xpress are listed on Priority Pass. Your membership determines any applicable visit or guest charges.
Are there showers at SZB?
Neither Sky Lounge nor Sky Lounge Xpress lists shower facilities. If you need to freshen up, don’t plan on having access to a lounge shower.
There are no public shower facilities available inside the main SkyPark Terminal either.
Can domestic passengers use SZB lounges?
Yes. Domestic departing passengers can use both paid access lounges. Sky Lounge is available before security, while Sky Lounge Xpress offers the convenience of relaxing airside near the boarding gates.
Can I move between terminals to use a lounge at SZB?
There’s no need to change terminals: both lounges are in the SkyPark Terminal. The key distinction is security access. International departing passengers can use the landside Sky Lounge, but cannot access Sky Lounge Xpress in Domestic Departures.
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