Accessing lounges at Boston Logan Airport with Priority Pass™
Quick insights
- Priority Pass offers members access to a global network of airport lounges.
- There are three lounges in the Priority Pass network at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).
- Travelers can access available Priority Pass network lounges at BOS by enrolling in a membership plan, buying a one-time pass or applying for a travel credit card that offers complimentary Priority Pass Select.
Boston Logan International Airport has served this famous American city for a century, and it's only gotten busier. BOS is a major Northeast hub for many airlines and European flights.
Whether or not you're prepared for an airport this busy, you might relish a getaway to one of several airport lounges at BOS. That's where Priority PassOpens overlay might come in.
Where to find Priority Pass lounges at Boston Airport
Priority Pass is a global network of airport lounges. There are three participating lounges at BOS. Although membership provides access to these facilities, entry may be limited due to capacity, operational hours or other restrictions.
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club – Terminal B
There is a Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club located in the B to C connector at BOS. This elevated lounge experience may include fresh and seasonal menus, local beverages, spaces for working or relaxing, plus a wellness area with bookable amenities.
Priority Pass members may access the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club, subject to availability and applicable terms. Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, J.P. Morgan Reserve and The Ritz-Carlton™ Credit Card primary cardmembers and authorized users receive a complimentary Priority Pass Select membership with their card and access to Sapphire Lounge by The Club locations with up to two complimentary guests. Cardmembers are automatically enrolled into this membership.
If you don't have one of these Chase-issued credit cards but you have a Priority Pass membership, you may receive one complimentary visit to a Sapphire Lounge by The Club per calendar year.
Location: B to C connector near Gate B40.
The Lounge – Terminal C
The hallmark of The Lounge at BOS Terminal C is the floor-to-ceiling window with views of the airfield. The lounge includes several areas inside designed for business, socializing and quiet time. You may access this lounge 3 hours before your flight is scheduled to depart (subject to availability).
Location: Floor 1, concourse level across from Gate C19. Not accessible from Gates 40 to 42.
Air France Lounge – Terminal E
Priority Pass members may enjoy this traditional but elegant airport oasis. The Boston Air France Lounge welcomes members for a maximum stay of 3 hours. Amenities include large comfy chairs, plenty of refreshments, as well as complimentary hot and cold meals to enjoy.
Location: After Security, turn right towards Gate 4. Take the dedicated lounge elevator or stairs.
How to get Priority Pass access at BOS
Priority Pass membership provides access to over 1,300 participating airport lounges worldwide, including BOS. Here are some ways to gain access to participating lounges:
Enroll in a Priority Pass membership plan
One way to access lounges is to purchase a Priority Pass membership. There are three different tiers of membershipOpens overlay available for purchase through the Priority Pass website. Note that each membership also has an annual fee. Visit the Priority Pass website for the most up-to-date information.
Receive Priority Pass Select membership from Chase Sapphire Reserve
Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardmembers receive complimentary Priority Pass Select membership in addition to a variety of other travel benefits. With this membership, you’ll have access to lounges in the Priority Pass network, subject to availability. You can use your credit card to enter lounges in the Priority Pass network and Chase-branded lounges.
This tier of membership is available specifically for customers of U.S. banks and financial institutions as a credit card benefit. Note that the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card has an annual fee.
Getting to and from Boston Logan Airport
Besides taxis and buses, BOS visitors can also use the Massachusetts Port Authority bus service (Massport) between the city and the airport. Here's some key information:
- Massport Shuttle: This connects all the terminals at BOS, plus the nearby transportation dock and rental car center.
- Logan Express: This bus services terminals and several park-and-ride lots in nearby towns.
With the transportation to, from and around BOS, destinations in the city can be easy to get to. Consider seeing downtown Boston, touring the rich historical locale or enjoying a baseball game at historic Fenway Park if you have the time to spare.
In summary
There are three lounges that Priority Pass members and their guests may enjoy at BOS. Fees may apply to member and guest visits depending on the membership tier.
There are different ways to get a membership, and the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card offers complimentary Priority Pass Select membership. The card has many travel benefits and rewards, and the membership provides access to lounges in the global Priority Pass network. The Sapphire Reserve product page includes specific benefits, as well as the current annual fee.
This article contains the most up-to-date information at the time of publication. Details since publication are subject to change. Visit Priority Pass' official websiteOpens overlay for the most up-to-date benefits information.
