Priority Pass Nashville: What to know
Quick insights
- Nashville International Airport (BNA) has no lounges in the Priority Pass™ network.
- Priority Pass members may, however, access the Nashville Minute Suites location, located near gate D3.
- While BNA is not home to any participating airport lounges, Priority Pass members can access over 1,300 lounges worldwide.
Nashville is famous for its vibrant country music scene and famous country music establishments like the Grand Ole Opry. It’s no wonder Nashville is often referred to as “Music City.”
Many people start and end their journeys here at Nashville Airport. Read on to learn more about what to do while you wait for your flight, plus what benefits are available to you as a Priority Pass member.
Does Nashville Airport have Priority Pass lounges?
As of July 2024, BNA does not have any airport lounges in the Priority Pass network. However, there are still plenty of things to do while you wait for your flight.
Things to do at the Nashville Airport
BNA has a range of options available, whether you have a layover or just a couple of hours to spare.
Relax at Minute Suites Nashville
Minute Suites offer quiet, private spaces to nap, relax or work before a flight. The Minute Suites Nashville location is in Concourse D, near Gate D3.
Priority Pass members may use one of their lounge visit allocations toward a complimentary one-hour stay at Minute Suites locations. For details on additional discounts, please visit Priority Pass Benefits - Minute Suites.
To reserve a suite in advance, visit the Minute Suites website. A minimum stay of at least 1-hour and 15 minutes must be booked in order to reserve online and guarantee suite availability prior to your arrival. Reservations are recommended, as private suites may be in high demand, especially during peak travel times, in the event of mass cancellations and/or delays, etc.
Please note that complimentary one-hour reservations are not available to be booked online and may be booked in person, at time of arrival, and are based upon availability.
Listen to live music
Nashville has a thriving music scene, and you might even catch a free show while you’re at the airport. BNA supports Arts at the Airport, a nonprofit organization that helps showcase local musicians and other artists.
There are various stages throughout the airport where you might catch a performance. Performances feature a wide range of genres, including traditional and contemporary country, bluegrass, gospel, jazz and pop.
View some art
The Arts at the Airport nonprofit also highlights visual art from local, regional and national artists. The airport terminal and surrounding facilities highlight rotating art exhibits that include original works in various styles. You might see photography, sculptures, paintings, printmaking and more.
What to know about Priority Pass membership
Thinking about a Priority Pass membership? Here are a few things to know before you sign up.
How to access Priority Pass lounges
While there are no participating lounges at BNA, Priority Pass members can access lounges across the globe. After you sign up for a Priority Pass membership online, you’ll receive a physical membership card in the mail. Show your membership card, boarding pass and ID to enter a participating lounge.
You may also download the Priority Pass mobile app to access a digital version of your membership card.
How to get Priority Pass membership
There are two main ways to access the benefits of Priority Pass: by purchasing a membership, or by receiving a complimentary membership through a travel credit card, like the Chase Sapphire Reserve® card.
There are three membership tiers available to you if you purchase your own membership. If you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve card and want to activate your Priority Pass Select membership, log into your Chase Ultimate Rewards® account.
Keep in mind that while membership with a travel credit card is complimentary, most travel rewards credit cards, including Sapphire Reserve, have an annual fee.
Exploring Nashville
Have a few hours to spend in Nashville? Here are a few popular attractions to check out:
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum: Sometimes referred to as the “Smithsonian of country music,” this museum strives to preserve country music and its history for educational and entertainment purposes.
- Art museums: Nashville is home to a range of different kinds of art museums, including Hatch Show Print’s Haley Gallery, The Parthenon, Cheekwood Estate and Gardens, Tennessee State Museum and more.
- Barbeque restaurants: Nashville is also known for its famous hot chicken and barbeque fare. A few popular restaurants include Johnny Cash’s Bar & BBQ, Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint and Hattie’s Hot Chicken.
In summary
While Nashville Airport doesn’t have any lounges in the Priority Pass network, it still offers many things for passengers to do while they wait for their flights. Have future travel plans? Here are some of the other airports in the U.S. that feature lounges in the Priority Pass network:
- Priority Pass New York (JFK)
- Priority Pass Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
- Priority Pass Chicago O'Hare (ORD)
- Priority Pass Boston (BOS)
- Priority Pass Houston (IAH)
- Priority Pass Seattle-Tacoma (SEA)
- Priority Pass Orlando (MCO)
- Priority Pass Las Vegas (LAS)
- Priority Pass Atlanta (ATL)
- Priority Pass San Francisco (SFO)
- Priority Pass Los Angeles (LAX)