Tier
Essential
Price per person USD 105
- Core promise
- Greeter and fast track lane access
Tiers & pricing
Ngurah Rai VIP Fast Track offers three tiers at Bali’s DPS airport, priced per person as of September 2026: Essential USD 105 for fast track lane access with a greeter, VIP USD 500 adding meet and greet, baggage help and lounge access where available, and VVIP USD 1,500 adding a dedicated concierge, porter and executive vehicle coordination.
Bali Premium Trip operates Ngurah Rai VIP Fast Track at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), near Tuban in southern Bali. The service is independent. It is not the airport operator and has no endorsement from airport or government authorities.
What it offers is a clear ladder of arrival assistance and departure support. Here is where each rung stops.
This matrix follows Bali Premium Trip service pages published April 2026 and updated June to August 2026. “Where available” depends on airport procedures and capacity on the day; your written confirmation is final.

| Inclusion | Essential · USD 105 | VIP · USD 500 | VVIP · USD 1,500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greeter on arrival | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fast track lane | Access | Access with escort | Access with escort |
| Meet at arrival area or airbridge (where airport procedures permit) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Baggage assistance | No | Yes | Yes, delivered to your vehicle |
| Customs guidance | No | Yes | Yes |
| Porter service | No | No | Yes |
| Lounge (where available) | No | Yes, with refreshments where available | Lounge or private-room arrangement where available |
| Dedicated WhatsApp support | No | Yes | Yes |
| Dedicated personal concierge throughout | No | No | Yes |
| Vehicle | Quoted per request | Quoted per request | Executive vehicle coordination: premium sedan (Mercedes/BMW class) or Toyota Alphard, subject to availability |
Departures run in reverse. VVIP starts at the kerb, with a porter taking bags to check-in, then an escort through the normal security process to a lounge where available.
Luggage is the honest predictor. A greeter shows the way; only a porter moves three suitcases and a pram while you carry a sleeping toddler.

| Traveller profile | Typical luggage | Suggested tier | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo business traveller | Cabin bag only | Essential | Greeter and fast track lane access cover the need |
| Honeymoon couple | 2 to 4 checked bags | VIP | Meet and greet, baggage help, a calm first hour in Bali |
| Family with toddlers | Checked bags, pram, car seats | VIP, or VVIP for heavy loads | VVIP adds porter and bags delivered to the vehicle |
| Seniors | Varies | VIP minimum, VVIP for full handover | Wheelchairs are requested through the airline; the team coordinates the handover |
| Executive booked by an EA | Cabin to 2 bags | VIP, or VVIP for principals | One concierge and vehicle coordination |
| Group, MICE, incentive or wedding party | High volume | Discuss with reservations | A full passenger manifest is required |
| Privacy-sensitive guest | Any | VVIP | One dedicated contact, private-room arrangements where available |
Prices are per person as of September 2026 and subject to change. Vehicle transfers have no published price and are quoted per request. An August 2026 FAQ source reported children under 2 as free of charge; confirm that with reservations.

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Price per person USD 105
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Price per person USD 500
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Price per person USD 1,500
Plan any transfer around these traffic-dependent ranges from DPS. They are not guarantees; evening peaks and holidays stretch them.
| From DPS to | Typical drive time |
|---|---|
| Nusa Dua or Jimbaran | 20 to 45 minutes |
| Seminyak | 30 to 60 minutes |
| Uluwatu | 45 to 75 minutes |
| Canggu | 45 to 90 minutes |
| Ubud | 1.5 to 2.5 hours |
For departures, follow your airline’s guidance, commonly about 3 hours before an international flight.
Book early for the busiest arrival windows: July and August (European and Australian holidays), late December to early January, Easter, Australian school holidays, and Indonesian holiday periods such as Lebaran.
Upgrades are requested before travel, subject to availability. Asking for VVIP in the arrival hall is a hope, not a plan.

Flight number, date, and whether it is an arrival, a departure or both.
Names, children’s ages, seniors, any wheelchair already requested through your airline, and a realistic bag count.
The team matches Essential, VIP or VVIP to your party and quotes any transfer you request.
A booking is confirmed only when the Bali Premium Trip reservations team replies in writing.
Flights are tracked to handle delays, and your greeter or concierge meets you as your tier sets out.

Per person. As of September 2026, Essential is USD 105, VIP USD 500 and VVIP USD 1,500 for each traveller in the party. Vehicle transfers are quoted separately on request. An August 2026 FAQ source reported children under 2 as free of charge, so confirm children’s pricing with reservations before booking.
No. Lounge access is included in VIP and VVIP where available, which depends on airport procedures and capacity on the day. VVIP guests may receive a lounge or private-room arrangement where available. If a lounge matters to your plans, mention it when booking so the reservations team can state in writing what is confirmed.
Yes, provided you request it before travel. Upgrades are subject to availability and count only once the Bali Premium Trip reservations team confirms them in writing. In peak periods such as July to August, late December to early January and Lebaran, availability tightens, so settle your final tier well before your flight date.
VIP covers most families, adding meet and greet, baggage assistance and lounge access where available. Choose VVIP when luggage outgrows your hands: several checked bags, a pram, car seats or sports equipment. VVIP adds a porter, a dedicated concierge and baggage delivered to your vehicle, so parents can watch the children instead of the trolley.
No. Every guest in every tier completes passport control, customs and security through the normal official process. VVIP changes how much personal support surrounds those steps, not the steps themselves. Travellers stay responsible for passports, entry requirements, arrival declarations and any tourist levy, and should check current rules on official Indonesian government sources.