You'll also be asked to present a valid boarding pass for that day. Can you use Priority Pass lounge on arrival, too? In most cases, no. Since a boarding pass is required for entry, don't expect to be able to head into a lounge after a long flight.

Whether you can use a Priority Pass lounge upon landing (as an "arrival lounge") depends almost entirely on the airport layout and the specific lounge policy. Most Priority Pass lounges are located in the "airside" or "secure" zones of the terminal. If your arrival gates and departure gates are in the same secure area (common for domestic flights), you can usually walk into a lounge after landing. However, for international arrivals, you are typically funneled directly through Immigration and Customs, which places you in the "landside" (public) area of the airport, making it impossible to return to the airside lounges. A few airports have specific Arrival Lounges located in the public area or after baggage claim that are part of the Priority Pass network, but these are the exception rather than the rule. Always check the Priority Pass app for the "Conditions" of a specific lounge to see if they explicitly allow or disclaim arrival access.