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Southampton Airport lounge discount codes January 2021

When flying from Southampton Airport, you can treat yourself to an airport lounge without paying more than you need to.

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Southampton Airport runs domestic and international flights to a host of destinations. It served almost two million customers in 2018.

If you’re heading there soon, you can use one of the discount codes below to grab yourself a discount on lounge access.

Southampton Airport lounge voucher codes

Priority PassPriority Pass

10% discount on annual passes with this link

Get 10% off when you purchase a Standard, Standard Plus or Prestige annual pass from Priority Pass.

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Other ways to enjoy discounted (or even free) access to Southampton Airport lounges

You could consider an American Express credit card for access to airport lounges and other travel benefits. Depending on which card you go for, you could gain access to over 1,000 lounges globally through Priority Pass, including the Priority lounge at Southampton Airport.

American Express Preferred Rewards Gold Credit Card

American Express Preferred Rewards Gold Credit Card

  • 20,000 Membership Rewards point welcome bonus
  • 2 complimentary airport lounge visits per year
  • No annual fee in year 1

Representative example: When you spend £1,200 at a purchase rate of 22.2% (variable) p.a. with an annual fee of £140 (£0 in first year), your representative APR is 56.6% APR (variable).

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What is Priority Pass?

Priority Pass offers access to a global network of lounges through annual subscription. If you pay to join for a year, you’ll be able to access lounges run by independent operators like Club Aspire Lounge and No1 Lounge, as well as some individual airline lounges. You don’t need to be flying with a specific airline, so it can be especially appealing if you regularly book low-fare flights but still want to be able to relax in comfort at the airport before you board.

At Southampton Airport, the Priority lounge is part of the Priority Pass network.

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