Priority Pass review

Updated September 30, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Priority Pass suits travellers who want a single membership covering attractions, food and drink and spa visits, with a catalogue of from 1,900 experiences behind it. The catch is price: the membership starts at €89, above the €15.10 entry point most attraction ticket brands ask for.

Key facts

Best for
Anyone who values one membership spanning attractions, dining and spa over the lowest entry price.
Price from
€89 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Experiences on offer (experiences)
from 1,900 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Return window
14 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Markets
GB (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Legal entity
Priority Pass Limited (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Headquarters
United Kingdom (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Founded
1992 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Support channels
Phone, Help-centre, Community (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Products
Attractions, Food and drink, Spa
Official website
prioritypass.com

Apps and profiles

Get the app
App StoreGoogle Play
Elsewhere
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A single membership covers attractions, food and drink and spa, so attractions, dining and spa sit under a single payment.
  • Depth of choice: from 1,900 experiences sit behind the membership, so you are not tied to one venue.
  • A 14 day cancellation window in the UK gives room to change plans.
  • Support reaches you by phone, help centre and community, which covers urgent and written questions alike.
  • Trading since 1992 puts it ahead of the newer voucher sellers in this category.

Cons

  • Price: the membership starts at €89, above the €15.10 typical of attraction tickets in this category.
  • Narrower range: attractions, food and drink and spa against the experience days, spa and driving and experience days, spa and driving ranges.
  • Support runs on phone, help centre and community only, with no email address or live chat listed.
  • Availability is limited to GB, so members travelling on the strength of the catalogue may find no nearby venue.
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Who it suits

  • Travellers who want attractions, food and drink and spa access under a single membership.
  • People who will use several venues across a year and value the 14 day cancellation window in the UK.
  • Members who want depth of choice, with from 1,900 experiences listed behind the membership.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers chasing variety: Jochen Schweizer lists experience days, spa and driving, a wider spread of types than the attractions, food and drink and spa range here.
  • Shoppers on a tight entry price: the membership starts at €89, well above the €15.10 most attraction tickets ask for, so a DealToday voucher fits a smaller budget.
  • Travellers whose main market is not the UK: it runs in the United Kingdom, so a voucher naming venues in your own country is easier to plan.

What it does well

The scale is the argument. Priority Pass lists from 1,900 experiences, and a catalogue at that size means a member is not tied to a single venue or a single city on any given trip. That depth is what separates a membership from a dated gift, where a single booking is the whole product and the value ends when the day does. The second strength is the exit. Under the UK conditions of use there is a 14 day window on the membership, so a purchase made in good faith can be ended inside that period without the argument that usually follows a change of plan. For readers who want to know the way out before the way in, that combination counts for more than a small saving at checkout.

Who runs it

The operator is Priority Pass Limited, based in the United Kingdom, and it has been trading since 1992, which puts it well ahead of the newer voucher sellers that keep appearing in this category. A named company with published UK terms is the first thing to check when the product lasts a year rather than an afternoon. Support runs on phone, help centre and community, a practical spread: phone for anything urgent, a help centre for a written answer, and a community for tips from other members. Email and live chat are not among the listed channels, so members who prefer written contact by mail will lean on the phone line. Founded date, registered entity and support mix together say more about staying power than any single claim on a product page.

How Priority Pass compares

Where Priority Pass is available

Available
Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, United Kingdom, United States

Countries from its affiliate programme (Source)

Frequently asked questions

What does a Priority Pass membership cost?+

The membership starts at €89. That sits well above the €13 entry point most experience day vouchers in this category start from, so the money buys continued access rather than a single outing. Judge it on how many venues you would realistically use, not on the join price alone.

What does the membership include?+

A single membership covers attractions, food and drink and spa. The catalogue behind those benefits runs to from 1,900 experiences, so the attraction side is broad. Food and drink and spa entries mean one payment covers more than admission, which is where a membership separates itself from a standard attraction ticket.

Can I cancel if I stop using it?+

Yes. Under the UK conditions of use there is a 14 day window on the membership, so a purchase made in good faith can be ended inside that period. The window applies to the membership itself rather than to a single redemption, which makes the entry decision less risky for a hesitant buyer.

Which countries does it run in?+

The market is GB, so this is a single market offer aimed at UK members, and the terms behind the membership are the UK ones. If most of your travel sits elsewhere, a voucher that names its venues in advance is easier to plan around than a membership with a narrow market.

How do I reach customer support?+

Support runs on phone, help centre and community. That means phone for anything urgent, a help centre for a written answer, and a community for practical questions from other members. No email address or live chat is listed among those channels, so plan around the phone line if your issue needs a quick answer.

Who runs Priority Pass?+

The operator is Priority Pass Limited, based in the United Kingdom, and it has been trading since 1992. A named company with published UK terms is a sensible first filter for a membership you may hold for a full year rather than for a single afternoon, and the start date gives a sense of staying power.

How does it compare with a Jochen Schweizer voucher?+

Jochen Schweizer lists experience days, spa and driving, which adds experience days, driving and adventure to the attractions, food and drink and spa range here. Choose Priority Pass if you want depth inside attractions, dining and spa; choose Jochen Schweizer if you would rather have more types of outing under a voucher than more venues in one type.

Is it a good gift?+

It is written as a membership rather than a dated gift, which makes it a weaker present for a birthday with a fixed date. Its advantages are depth, with from 1,900 experiences listed, and the 14 day window in the UK, all of which matter more to the person using it than to the person handing it over.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

What changed

  • September 30, 2026: axisScores cost was 8.3, now 8.2
  • September 30, 2026: score was 8.9, now 8.8
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