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Guide to Priority Pass lounges at Minneapolis Airport

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    Quick insights

    • Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) has one lounge in the Priority Pass™ network: the PGA MSP Lounge, which offers amenities and a golf experience.
    • A Priority Pass membership grants travelers access to 1,300+ lounges in over 600 cities.
    • Certain travel credit cards, like Chase Sapphire Reserve®, provide complimentary Priority Pass Select™ membership.

    Minneapolis and Saint Paul are two cities that make up one larger metropolitan area referred to as the “Twin Cities.” The area is home to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, which features one airport lounge in the Priority Pass network.

    Priority Pass memberships provide travelers with access to participating airport lounges across the globe, in addition to other benefits. Learn more about MSP’s participating Priority Pass lounge, plus how to become a Priority Pass member.

    Does Minneapolis Airport have Priority Pass lounges?

    Yes, Priority Pass members may access the PGA MSP Lounge during their travels through the Twin Cities. Day passes may be available for purchase directly at the lounge for non-members. To enter, take the elevator or stairs located between Concourses D and E to the upper level. Check-in is at the Golf Shop Counter.

    Here are a few of the experiences and amenities that the PGA MSP Lounge may have to offer:

    • Golf simulators
    • Golf lessons
    • Driving range
    • Golf shop featuring Ryder Cup and PGA branded clothing and accessories
    • Classic American cuisine and craft cocktails

    With all its activity options, the PGA MSP Lounge may be a fun way for golf fans—or any traveler—to spend time before their flights depart.

    How to access the Priority Pass lounge at Minneapolis Airport

    A Priority Pass membership entitles you to use lounge visit allocations toward participating airport lounges. After you sign up for a membership online, you’ll receive a membership card in the mail. To enter a lounge in the Priority pass network, show your valid membership card, boarding pass and ID.

    For your convenience, you may also download the Priority Pass mobile app to access a digital membership card.

    Additional benefits of Priority Pass

    While Priority Pass provides access to participating airport lounges, that’s not the only benefit for members. Here are just a few Priority Pass membership benefits:

    • Complimentary food and beverages at some lounge locations
    • Preferential rates for car rentals
    • Free Wi-Fi in most lounges
    • The ability to pre-book lounge reservations in select locations
    • Spa access in select airports

    How to get Priority Pass membership

    Travelers can obtain a Priority Pass membership in two ways: either by purchasing a membership online, or by having a travel credit card that provides a complimentary membership.

    Purchase a Priority Pass membership

    There are three tiers of Priority Pass membership available for purchase: Standard, Standard Plus and Prestige.

    Here’s a breakdown of what each one offers:

    • Standard: $35 fee for each lounge visit
    • Standard Plus: 10 complimentary lounge visits with additional visits at $35 dollars
    • Prestige: Unlimited lounge visits with no additional fee

    Depending on how much you travel, one option might be better than another. For example, frequent travelers may benefit from the Prestige membership, while occasional travelers may want to opt for Standard or Standard Plus.

    Complimentary Priority Pass Select Membership with Chase Sapphire Reserve

    If you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card, you can enroll in a complimentary Priority Pass Select membership. This type of membership differs from the other three tiers because it’s specifically for customers of U.S. banks and financial institutions.

    When you’re ready to activate your Priority Pass Select membership, log into your Chase Ultimate Rewards® account. After the one-time activation, you will receive your membership card in the mail. Like other Priority Pass members, you may also access a digital version of the card on the mobile app.

    While the membership is complimentary for Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers, keep in mind that travel credit cards, including Chase Sapphire Reserve, often come with an annual fee. If you prefer a credit card that offers travel benefits, though, you may find that the annual fee is worth it. Learn more about Chase Sapphire reserve benefits to see if this card is the right fit for you.

    In summary

    Priority Pass provides access to a global network of participating airport lounges, including the PGA MSP lounge, plus a variety of other benefits. In need of a comfortable space to lounge or relax on future trips? Explore the available membership tiers or consider a travel credit card that offers complimentary Priority Pass Select membership, like Chase Sapphire Reserve.

    This article contains the most up-to-date information at the time of publication. Details since publication are subject to change. Visit Priority Pass' official website for the most up-to-date benefits information.

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