A Guide to Stockholm Arlanda Airport Lounges
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Stockholm Arlanda Airport
Stockholm Arlanda Airport is Sweden's largest and busiest airport, serving millions of passengers each year. Located 37 kilometres north of Stockholm, Arlanda provides easy access to the city and surrounding areas through various transportation options. Arlanda Airport is one of the four airports in the Stockholm area.
The airport is the primary hub for Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). With four terminals, Arlanda Airport offers a range of amenities, including restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops, and lounges. The airport also boasts a range of services, from free WiFi to prayer rooms and a medical centre.
SkyCity is the commercial area between Terminals 4 and 5 on the landside. It is the heart of Arlanda Airport. Skycity is full of restaurants and bars, shops and there are even hotels. Arlanda C railway station is located in the Skycity.
Terminal Layout
Stockholm Arlanda Airport has four connected terminals. Terminal 2 in the south is used mainly by oneworld and SkyTeam airlines. Other airlines use Terminals 4 and 5 in the north. Terminal 1 does not exist and Terminal 3 is closed after the pandemic.
All terminal buildings are connected. It is possible to walk between Terminals 4 and 5 on the airside. However, there is no walkable airside connection between Terminal 2 and Terminal 4 or 5. To move from Terminal 2 to another terminal, you need to exit the security area or take an airside bus to reach the other terminals:
Bus | Terminal 2 | Terminal 4 | Terminal 5 | |||
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Schengen | Gate 70 | Gate 24 | Gate F1 | |||
Non-Schengen | Gate 61C | Gate 11 | Gate F5 |
If you are departing from Terminal 4 or 5, you can easily access lounges in both of these terminals. Terminal 2 is more isolated so basically, you are restricted to the services in Terminal 2 only. All the lounges are in the Schengen area so you must clear the passport control after a lounge visit if you are flying to a non-Schengen destination.