Sala VIP Corpac
Mariscal Lamar International Airport, Cuenca, Ecuador
About this lounge
Buy a pass to Sala VIP Corpac at Mariscal Lamar International Airport. Main Terminal. Flexible 4-hour pass, use any time.
Key facts
- Terminal
- Main Terminal
- Opening hours
- 06:00 - 20:00 daily
- Passes from
- US$24
- Pass lengths
- 4-hour
- Last updated
How to find it
Information and booking notes
The update date shows when we maintained this information. Hours and entry rules can change, and listed pass availability is not live inventory. Check validity dates, the terminal and security zone before booking; contact support if anything is unclear.
Lounge descriptions and entry rules are shown in the supplier’s original language. Contact support before booking if you need clarification.
How to use this informationBefore you go
Children
Amenities
- Beer & Wine
- Cold Food
- Family Room
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Wi-Fi
Sala VIP Corpac: questions and answers
Where is Sala VIP Corpac?
Sala VIP Corpac is in Main Terminal at Mariscal Lamar International Airport (CUE) in Cuenca, Ecuador. Directions: Airside - Proceed through the dedicated VIP security check. Follow the signs posted 'Salas VIP' information desk. After passport control take the stairs or lift to level 2 where the Lounge is located.
What are the opening hours of Sala VIP Corpac?
Sala VIP Corpac is open 06:00 - 20:00 daily. Hours can change at short notice, so check again before you travel.
How much is a pass to Sala VIP Corpac?
Passes start at US$24 per person for 4 hours. Options: 4-hour pass US$24. Check the selected offer and order amount.
What facilities does Sala VIP Corpac have?
Sala VIP Corpac offers Beer & Wine, Cold Food, Family Room, Wheelchair Accessible and Wi-Fi.
Can children use Sala VIP Corpac?
Children under 5 years old are admitted free with an adult.
Do I need a business-class ticket or airline status to use Sala VIP Corpac?
You can usually buy a suitable pass, subject to its entry conditions. Check the CUE terminal, access zone, boarding pass requirements and airline restrictions, including “Before you go”.