JetBlue’s BlueHouse Lounge Boston Opens August 27: Who Gets Complimentary Access


JetBlue opens its second BlueHouse lounge on August 27, 2026, a 12,000-square-foot space inside Terminal C at Boston Logan International Airport, near Gate C25. The lounge follows the first BlueHouse at JFK, and it comes with an access update that matters more than the new address: domestic Mint customers can now get in free, not just international Mint flyers.
Access rules are now the same at both BlueHouse locations. If you fly JetBlue Mint on any route, hold JetBlue’s top elite tier, or carry a JetBlue Premier credit card, here is who gets in and how.
BlueHouse Boston sits near Gate C25 in Terminal C and includes a full kitchen, unlike some airline lounges that rely on pre-packaged snacks. The space is built to seat a mix of business and leisure travelers ahead of both domestic and Mint flights, matching the format JetBlue introduced with its first BlueHouse lounge at JFK.
Complimentary access to BlueHouse Boston and JFK is reserved for a specific group of flyers. Blue Basic fares are excluded from access even for cardholders or elite members:
| Traveler Type | BlueHouse Access |
|---|---|
| Mint, Mint Flex, or transatlantic Mint passengers | Complimentary, domestic and international |
| Mosaic 4 elite members | Complimentary |
| JetBlue Premier cardmembers | Complimentary |
| EvenMore, EvenMore Flex, Main, or Main Flex fares (with an eligible status or card) | Complimentary same-day access |
| Blue Basic fares | Not eligible, regardless of status or card |
The biggest change from earlier BlueHouse rules is that domestic Mint passengers are now treated the same as international Mint passengers. Previously, some domestic Mint itineraries did not carry the same lounge access as transatlantic Mint flights.
BlueHouse Boston opens August 27 in Terminal C near Gate C25, and it closes a gap that mattered for JetBlue’s most frequent flyers: domestic Mint passengers now get the same complimentary lounge access as international Mint and Mosaic 4 members. If you carry a JetBlue Premier card or hold Mosaic 4 status, this is one more reason a Boston connection through JetBlue just got more comfortable.
BlueHouse Boston opens August 27, 2026, in Terminal C near Gate C25 at Boston Logan International Airport.
Mint, Mint Flex, and transatlantic Mint passengers, Mosaic 4 elite members, and JetBlue Premier cardmembers all get complimentary access, as long as they are not flying on a Blue Basic fare.
Yes. As of the Boston opening, domestic Mint passengers get the same complimentary access as transatlantic Mint passengers at both BlueHouse locations.
No. Blue Basic fares are excluded from BlueHouse access even if the passenger holds Mosaic 4 status or a JetBlue Premier card.
Eligible customers can enter up to 3 hours before their scheduled departure with a same-day boarding pass.
The first BlueHouse lounge opened at New York’s JFK Airport. Boston is JetBlue’s second BlueHouse location.
JetBlue Premier cardmembers, JetBlue’s designation for its top co-branded cardholders, get complimentary access on an eligible fare.
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