JetBlue Opens 12,000-Square-Foot BlueHouse Lounge at Boston Logan, Charging Up to $79 for Day Access
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Updated · The Boston Globe · Aug 25
JetBlue Opens 12,000-Square-Foot BlueHouse Lounge at Boston Logan, Charging Up to $79 for Day Access
3 articles · Updated · The Boston Globe · Aug 25
Summary
Aug. 27 marks the customer opening of JetBlue’s first Logan lounge, a 12,000-square-foot BlueHouse in Terminal C built for 204 travelers and positioned as a premium amenity push in Boston.
Free entry goes to Mosaic 4 members, JetBlue Premier cardholders and Mint passengers, while other JetBlue-status travelers can buy first-come day passes for $59 to $79.
Boston branding drives the design — from a replica Fenway Green Monster and local sports memorabilia to George Howell coffee, Publick House beer and cocktails created by Boston mixologist Jackson Cannon.
JetBlue is entering a crowded lounge market at Logan, where Delta and Chase already operate premium spaces and an American Express Centurion lounge is planned for Terminal C.
The BlueHouse will stay through Logan’s $1 billion Terminal C renovation, and JetBlue executives signaled the project could create room for a second lounge there.