JetBlue's Second BlueHouse Lounge to Open in Boston Thursday
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JetBlue's second BlueHouse lounge opens at Boston's (BOS) Terminal C at 5 a.m. ET Thursday, August 27, directly across from Gate C25. It spans 12,000-plus square feet and can accommodate 204 guests, making it significantly larger than the original New York-JFK lounge that opened in December 2025.

The real upgrade over New York is the food. Boston has a full kitchen turning out hot plated dishes — think North Shore roast beef sandwiches, lobster rolls, a proper breakfast spread — where JFK leans grab-and-go. A central bar anchors the space, with a cocktail menu from Boston beverage director Jackson Cannon, Publick House craft beer on draft, and George Howell coffee.

The rest is Boston motifs, some useful and some just fun. The Dugout is a game room built around a Green Monster replica, and the Library Workspace offers desk seating modeled on the Boston Public Library. There's also a closet stocked by Madeleine's Candy Shop, a Richard Scarry mural featuring a JetBlue plane, and a Paul Revere Easter egg hidden behind a peephole at the entrance.
The Boston BlueHouse is impressive at first glance — and the full kitchen is a real improvement over the New York lounge. I'm a sucker for airports that commit to a bit, and a giant Green Monster replica in a lounge is about as committed as it gets.
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