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First look inside the new First Meridian Lounge at NAIA T3

Sep 22, 2026 · 1 min readBy KasKasan Buddies

The new First Meridian Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 offers a premium pre-flight experience with illuminated archways, private work pods, a wine display, live teppanyaki, a game room, and a kids' playroom.

  • We finally have actual photos of the terminal's newest pre-flight oasis, and the interior definitely lives up to the premium hype! The space features gorgeous illuminated archways, private work pods, a massive wine display, a live teppanyaki station, and even a dedicated game room and kids' playroom.
  • While we were crossing our fingers for a new credit card perk, this spot might be highly exclusive. Word on the ground is that access is strictly limited to First Class, Business Class, and elite frequent flyers—meaning no walk-ins or credit card access for now.

The new First Meridian Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 offers a premium pre-flight experience with illuminated archways, private work pods, a wine display, live teppanyaki, a game room, and a kids' playroom.

  • We finally have actual photos of the terminal's newest pre-flight oasis, and the interior definitely lives up to the premium hype! The space features gorgeous illuminated archways, private work pods, a massive wine display, a live teppanyaki station, and even a dedicated game room and kids' playroom.
  • While we were crossing our fingers for a new credit card perk, this spot might be highly exclusive. Word on the ground is that access is strictly limited to First Class, Business Class, and elite frequent flyers—meaning no walk-ins or credit card access for now.

We finally have actual photos of the terminal's newest pre-flight oasis, and the interior definitely lives up to the premium hype! The space features gorgeous illuminated archways, private work pods, a massive wine display, a live teppanyaki station, and even a dedicated game room and kids' playroom.

While we were crossing our fingers for a new credit card perk, this spot might be highly exclusive. Word on the ground is that access is strictly limited to First Class, Business Class, and elite frequent flyers—meaning no walk-ins or credit card access for now.