JetBlue is giving Boston Logan travelers a new reason to arrive early. The airline’s 12,000-square-foot BlueHouse lounge opens Thursday in Terminal C, with local food, cocktails, a game room and a Boston-themed design meant to feel more like a stylish New England home than a typical airport waiting area. The opening also gives more JetBlue customers free lounge access, including passengers flying on eligible Mint fares.
A Boston-inspired escape before boarding
The new JetBlue BlueHouse Boston will include a central bar, dining spaces, quiet work areas, private rooms for calls and high-speed Wi-Fi. Its local menu is set to feature North Shore roast beef sliders, crab-and-shrimp rolls, George Howell Coffee and New England craft beers curated through The Publick House.
JetBlue also leaned into local personality. Travelers will find The Dugout, a sports-inspired game room, plus a library-style workspace modeled after the Boston Public Library. A hidden Candy Closet, supplied by Madeleine’s Candy Shop, will let guests fill carry-on-friendly candy bags. The lounge also includes a mural inspired by Boston-born illustrator Richard Scarry’s Busy World.
When and where to find BlueHouse
- Opening date: Thursday, August 27, 2026
- Opening time: 5 AM ET
- Location: JetBlue BlueHouse, Terminal C, Boston Logan International Airport
- Airport address: 1 Harborside Drive, East Boston, MA 02128
- Terminal landmark: Across from Gate C25
- Access window: Up to three hours before a scheduled departure, subject to capacity
Mint flyers gain free lounge access
Beginning the same day, customers departing on confirmed Mint or Mint Flex fares can enter BlueHouse lounges in both Boston and New York at no cost, whether they are flying domestically or internationally. Eligible travelers can enter up to three hours before departure with a same-day boarding pass, subject to available space.
Mosaic 4 members and JetBlue Premier cardholders also receive complimentary access and may bring one free guest. Other Mosaic members and eligible JetBlue cardholders can purchase one-time passes when space allows. For New Englanders flying out of Logan, the new lounge adds a more elevated preflight option—with distinctly local snacks, drinks and design details.
