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JetBlue is flipping its lounge policy: Mint on domestic routes now gets complimentary BlueHouse access, matching international Mint. BlueFirst won't be included, so the forthcoming domestic first-class product won't get you in. For status holders, Mosaic 4 is the play — free access plus one guest, while Mosaic 3 pays $59 and Mosaic 1/2 pay $79. The expanded access starts with the Boston lounge opening Aug. 27.

The new 12,000 sq ft BlueHouse in Terminal C opens August 27, offering a premium experience with a bar, game room, candy closet, and library workspace. Only Mosaic 4, JetBlue Premier cardmembers, and Mint/Mint Flex passengers get complimentary access. Mosaic 1-3 can buy a day pass. No other lounges planned yet, making this a key benefit for top-tier status holders at BOS.

JetBlue's BlueHouse Boston is expected to open imminently, with a special employee event on August 25, 2026, signaling a public opening days after. At 11,000 square feet, it's larger than the JFK lounge and will feature three distinct areas for play, work, and lounging, plus a barista coffee station and grab & go food. If you've been waiting for both lounges to open before applying for the JetBlue Premier Card, this is the trigger.

A new Citi Offer gives $50 back as a statement credit on $400+ JetBlue spend, expiring September 30, 2026. That's a 12.5% rebate, but the previous threshold was $200, so the effective yield halved. The offer language says 'purchase any JetBlue flight valued at $400 or more,' which suggests a single transaction, not cumulative spend. If you need two separate $200 bookings, you likely won't trigger the credit.