First Look: Inside JetBlue’s BlueHouse Airport Lounge in Boston
The lounge accommodates 204 guests and features local art, a full kitchen and premium access for Mint travelers and elite members.
- On Thursday, August 27, 2026, JetBlue will open its second airport lounge, the 12,000-square-foot BlueHouse, at Boston Logan International Airport near Gate C25, accommodating up to 204 guests.
- Spanning 3,000 square feet more than the airline's initial location at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the Boston outpost draws inspiration from the city's architectural heritage, including the Boston Public Library's Bates Hall library workspace.
- Senior Vice President of Marketing and Brand for JetBlue Stephanie Evans Greene highlighted features including a replica of Fenway Park's Green Monster and a 'secret' candy closet stocked with treats from Madeleine's Candy Shop in Boston's South End.
- Access is restricted to TrueBlue Mosaic 4 members, Mint business class passengers, and JetBlue Premier Card holders; other elite members may purchase day passes ranging from $59 to $79 depending on tier status.
- During a media preview Monday, JetBlue President Marty St. George described the lounge as 'a truly innovative facility,' noting the airline partnered with Vantage Group alongside Massport's billion-dollar renovation of Terminal C.
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First Look: Inside JetBlue’s BlueHouse Airport Lounge in Boston
JetBlue is opening the second location in its nascent airport lounge network, JetBlue BlueHouse, at Boston Logan International Airport. Scheduled to open Aug. 27, 2026, the Boston location joins the BlueHouse that opened in December 2025 at John F. Kennedy…
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