JetBlue opened its first BlueHouse lounge in JFK last December and will open its second in Boston Logan’s Terminal C this Thursday.

The new lounge will come in at 12,000 square feet, or 33% larger than the JFK lounge, It will feature “The Neighborhood Bar,” “The Dugout” celebrating local sports culture and featuring memorabilia TVs, and arcade games, “The Candy Closet” where customers can fill carry-on candy bags stocked by Madeleine’s Candy Shop, “The Library Workspace” with work tables and private rooms, and “A Richard Scarry Original” exclusive-to-JetBlue mural.

It will also feature complimentary barista-crafted espresso drinks, local craft beers, and more.

The lounge will be located across from gate C25 and is open daily from 5am-10pm.
While the JFK BlueHouse has complimentary Lou G. Siegel Grab-and-Go kosher options, it is not yet known if there will be kosher options at the Boston BlueHouse. We have reached out to JetBlue for clarification and will update this post.
JetBlue is also expanding lounge access to domestic Mint customers, but in the coming weeks JetBlue will launch Mint Base, matching business basic fares offered by Delta and by United. Mint Base won’t include lounge access, seat selection, or free changes and cancellations.
- Mosaic 4 members, JetBlue Premier Cardholders, and Mint passengers receive complimentary lounge access with 1 free guest. Additional guests cost $39 each. Basic fares are excluded from lounge access.
- Mosaic 4 members can access Bluehouse for $59 and can bring guests for $59 each.
- Mosaic 1-2 members, JetBlue Plus, and Business cardholders can access Bluehouse for $79 and can bring guests for $79 each.
Have you visited JetBlue’s BlueHouse in JFK? Will you be trying out the Boston BlueHouse?

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