East Midlands Airport Lounge Bookings from £36pp at Escape Lounges
Manchester Airport Lounge Bookings from £33pp at Escape Lounges
Bristol Airport Lounge Bookings from £35pp at Escape Lounges
Edinburgh Airport Lounge Bookings from £39pp at Escape Lounges
UK Airport Lounges from Under £35pp at Escape Lounges
London Stansted Lounge Bookings from £35pp at Escape Lounges
Manchester T2 Lounge Bookings from £42pp at Escape Lounges
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About the Brand
Escape Lounges, originally launched in Manchester Airport’s Terminal 2 in 2009, is a prominent airport lounge brand now operating under the wider MAG and CAVU umbrella. What started as a single UK location has expanded into a network of lounges across major British airports—including East Midlands, Bristol, Edinburgh, and London Stansted—as well as several sites in the United States. The brand positions itself as an accessible alternative to exclusive airline-specific clubs, offering a relaxed pre-flight environment for millions of travellers each year.
Rather than selling physical goods, the core offering here is peace and quiet before a flight. Entry fees typically start from the low-to-mid thirties per person, depending on the airport and time of day. Once inside, guests bypass the crowded main terminal concourses to access comfortable seating, dedicated workspaces, and flight information screens. Unlike some premium lounges that restrict access based on ticket class or frequent flyer status, anyone can book a space here, making it a popular choice for families and holidaymakers looking to upgrade their departure experience without needing an elite airline membership.
The entry fee covers a solid range of complimentary amenities. Guests help themselves to hot and cold buffet food, alongside barista-style coffee, soft drinks, and a selection of wine, beer, and spirits. Premium alcoholic beverages are available to purchase separately if you fancy something a bit stronger. The lounges also provide ultrafast private Wi-Fi and plenty of charging points, which we find particularly useful when catching up on emails or keeping tablets entertained for the kids.
Securing a spot is straightforward, and combining these baseline perks with the available key worker rates or newsletter sign-up discounts below makes this page worth bookmarking before your next trip.
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Shopping Guide
When is the best time to book an airport lounge?
We always recommend booking your lounge access at the same time you confirm your flights, especially for peak summer departures or bank holiday weekends. Lounges like the ones at Manchester and Stansted operate on capacity limits, and they frequently sell out weeks in advance during school holidays. Locking in your space early not only guarantees entry but often secures a lower per-person rate before dynamic pricing kicks in closer to the departure date.
Is the complimentary food actually worth skipping the terminal restaurants?
It genuinely depends on your palate and how much time you have. The buffet typically features hot staples like sausages, bacon, and beans, alongside pastries and fresh fruit. While it won’t rival a sit-down airport restaurant in terms of culinary ambition, it’s reliable, freshly replenished, and entirely free once you’re inside. For a quick, stress-free bite before a short-haul flight, it absolutely saves you from queuing at overpriced terminal cafes.
How do I combine offers for maximum savings on a group booking?
The most effective strategy we’ve found is to layer the newsletter sign-up discount with your group booking. When you join the mailing list, you receive a 15% discount code for your first reservation. Because lounge pricing is calculated per head, applying this percentage off a family booking yields a much larger absolute saving than using it on a solo trip. Just ensure you book all seats under a single transaction to apply the code across the entire basket.