Airport Comparison
EWR NewarkvsICN Seoul
Lounges at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Incheon International (ICN) compared side by side — lounge count, access programs, walk-in prices, and terminal coverage. All figures from Loungely's verified lounge data.
| EWRNewark | ICNSeoul | |
|---|---|---|
| Verified lounges | 7 | 9 |
| Program-accessible | 7 | 9 |
| Access programs | American Airlines Admirals Club Membership, American Express Business Platinum, American Express Centurion, American Express Platinum, Delta Medallion Elite, Delta One, Oneworld Emerald / Sapphire, Star Alliance Gold, United Club Membership, United Polaris (Business Class) | Airline Elite Status (Business/First Class), Oneworld Emerald / Sapphire, Paid Walk-in, Priority Pass, SkyTeam Elite Plus, Star Alliance Gold |
| Paid walk-in lounges | 4 | 2 |
| Walk-in price range | $59–$79 | $39,000 |
| Terminals covered | 2 | 2 |
All EWR lounges
Every verified lounge at Newark Liberty International Airport — access rules, prices, hours →
All ICN lounges
Every verified lounge at Incheon International — access rules, prices, hours →
EWR vs ICN lounges — frequently asked
Does EWR or ICN have more lounges?
Incheon International (ICN) has more — 9 verified lounges vs 7 at EWR. More lounges usually means a better chance of one matching your program or terminal.
Which lounge-access programs work at EWR vs ICN?
EWR: American Airlines Admirals Club Membership, American Express Business Platinum, American Express Centurion, American Express Platinum, Delta Medallion Elite, Delta One, Oneworld Emerald / Sapphire, Star Alliance Gold, United Club Membership, United Polaris (Business Class). ICN: Airline Elite Status (Business/First Class), Oneworld Emerald / Sapphire, Paid Walk-in, Priority Pass, SkyTeam Elite Plus, Star Alliance Gold. Shared programs that work at both: Oneworld Emerald / Sapphire, Star Alliance Gold.
Can I pay for walk-in lounge access at EWR or ICN?
EWR: 4 lounges accept paid walk-ins ($59–$79). ICN: 2 lounges accept paid walk-ins ($39,000). Walk-in access is the fallback when your card's program isn't present.