Orly Airport lounges: which one to choose between Terminals 1, 2 and 4
At Paris-Orly, lounges vary a great deal from one terminal to another: there is the lounge open to anyone with a same-day flight, the one reserved for Priority Pass holders, and several airline lounges meant only for their own Business or premium passengers. Here is how to find your way terminal by terminal, without forgetting a temporary closure currently underway.
Terminal Orly 4 concentrates most of the non-Schengen lounges. The Extime Lounge, run directly by the airport, is the most open of the six: besides Business passengers, it accepts anyone willing to pay for a single entry, and it is also the only one with a shower and a kids' area, useful for anyone travelling with family or arriving from a long flight. In the same terminal, the Royal Air Maroc Salon Zénith welcomes Business passengers of the Moroccan airline and members of its loyalty programmes, in a Moroccan-themed lounge that includes a business corner, a terrace overlooking the runways and even a prayer space.
Boarding area A, after the security checks, next to gates A01-A05
It is the only lounge at Orly affiliated with Priority Pass, as well as DragonPass, and remains reserved for those boarding from the Schengen area of Terminal Orly 1.
Hours
06:00-21:00
Entry with Priority Pass, DragonPass or American Express Platinum card (registration required); not available for those departing from halls 2, 3 and 4, access not guaranteed and subject to seat availability. Also available for payment without these programmes, from 36 euros.
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Extime Lounge
After the security checks, Terminal Orly 4
With 363 square metres and over 100 seats, it offers the only shower and the only kids' area among Orly's lounges, as well as champagne in the buffet and a terrace overlooking the runways.
Hours
05:00-21:30
Free entry for Business passengers; 60 euros for other passengers, subject to seat availability. From 7 September to 31 December 2026 it also hosts Platinum Club Corsair members in Economy/Premium during the Primeclass Lounge's closure for refurbishment.
Showers
Hot food
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Children's area
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TAP Premium Lounge
Public area, before the security checks, Terminal 1B
TAP Air Portugal's first own lounge outside Portugal, it has around 30-37 seats with furnishings inspired by the facades of Portuguese houses and hot and cold dishes from Lusitanian tradition.
Hours
04:30-21:30
TAP Executive Class passengers, TAP Miles&Go Navigator and Gold members (entry also guaranteed to Silver members) and holders of Star Alliance Gold status or the TAP Platinum Visa Card.
Hot food
AirlineOrly 2
Salon Transavia
Terminal 2C, next to gate C14, in the space of the former Air France lounge
It opened on 5 May 2026 in the space of the former Air France lounge, after the airline's departure from Orly on 29 March 2026: 335 square metres with 114 seats, a cold self-service buffet with French regional products and a view of the runways.
Hours
06:00-22:00
Free for passengers with the Max fare and for Flying Blue Platinum and Ultimate members. Paid for others: 40 euros, 20 euros for Flying Blue Gold members. Access up to 3 hours before departure; accessible to people with reduced mobility.
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AirlineOrly 4 · Non-Schengen flights
Royal Air Maroc Salon Zénith
Terminal Orly 4
Opened on 19 October 2022, this lounge of over 300 square metres is inspired by Moroccan culture, with a dining area, a business corner, a panoramic terrace overlooking the runways and a prayer space.
Royal Air Maroc Business passengers, holders of the Safar Flyer Gold, Platinum and Ambassador loyalty cards, and oneworld Sapphire or Emerald members (presentation of the boarding pass required).
Run by the Turkish group TAV Operation Services, it occupies 360 square metres with a 200-square-metre panoramic terrace overlooking the runways.
Free for Corsair Business passengers and for Platinum Club Corsair members; 40 euros for Corsair passengers in Economy/Premium, subject to availability. Closed for refurbishment from 7 September to 31 December 2026: during this period, Platinum Club Corsair members are redirected to the Extime Lounge.
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Watch out, however, for the Primeclass Lounge, also in Terminal 4: it is closed for refurbishment until the end of the year, and in the meantime its usual Corsair passengers, including Platinum Club members, are redirected to the Extime Lounge, which thus becomes an even more central reference point for those departing from this terminal.
On the opposite side, at Terminal Orly 1, the logic changes radically. The Premium Traveller Lounge is the only lounge in the whole airport affiliated with Priority Pass, as well as DragonPass and the American Express Platinum card, but it cannot be reached by those departing from the terminal's other halls, so it is always worth checking which area you are boarding from before counting on this entry. Not far away, even before the security checks, the TAP Premium Lounge was the Portuguese airline's first own lounge outside Portugal: it offers a menu of hot and cold dishes from Lusitanian tradition and is reserved for Business passengers and Star Alliance Gold status members, as well as holders of the TAP Platinum Visa Card.
The terminal that has changed the most in recent months, however, is Orly 2: with Air France's departure from the airport, the space of its former lounge has been taken over by the Salon Transavia, designed mainly for the low-cost airline's passengers with the highest fare and for high-tier Flying Blue members, but also with special attention for those travelling with reduced mobility.
Ultimately, at Orly the choice criterion is first of all geographic: those departing from Terminal 1 look at Priority Pass or TAP's own lounge, those departing from Terminal 4 find in the Extime Lounge the most accessible option, flanked by the Royal Air Maroc Salon Zénith for those flying with that airline. Those passing through Orly 2 now have the Salon Transavia in place of the old Air France lounge. One warning applies to everyone: the Primeclass Lounge remains closed for works until the end of the year, so it should not be considered among the available options in the meantime.