Jetblue Mint

[focusondisney]

Looking for any JetBlue Mint experiences. We're going to Disneyland this fall. We always book the extra leg room seats, but the price has increased to $90 each for that. For $300 more, Mint gets fully reclining spacious seats, no one else sitting with us & real food. Plus I just can't sleep sitting up but maybe I could by reclining. I'm seriously considering it for our return trip, justifying it as a special treat for DH's 60th b-day.

So, can any one help me decide?

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/25/t...stic-coast-to-coast-for-around-1000.html?_r=0

It sounds nice!

They have lie flat seats, not just reclining.

 

[rwdavis2]

I just looked it up and for coast-to-coast I would take it.

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

http://www.jetblue.com/flying-on-jetblue/mint/

 

[MAH4546]

The seats turn into full, 180-degree lie flat beds, definitely more than "recline."

I've tried it a few times already and think it's a top notch product, and certainly worth the premium.

 

[focusondisney]

The seats turn into full, 180-degree lie flat beds, definitely more than "recline."

I've tried it a few times already and think it's a top notch product, and certainly worth the premium.

Thanks for your feedback. Any thoughts on the food service? My DH is a plain meat & potatoes type guy. The stuff listed on the JetBlue website doesn't sound like anything we'd eat.

 

[MAH4546]

Thanks for your feedback. Any thoughts on the food service? My DH is a plain meat & potatoes type guy. The stuff listed on the JetBlue website doesn't sound like anything we'd eat.

The menu changes every month but its always similar tapa style food. I'm a very pick eater (e.g. I don't eat fish, shellfish, nor pork) and I've always enjoyed it.

The breakfasts are pretty simple despite the fancy descriptions.