JetBlue Vacations lets travelers bundle flights with hotels or cruises while earning TrueBlue points and accessing package-specific benefits such as discounted airfare, flexible payment options, 24/7 trip support, and select destination perks. The program has expanded considerably beyond the older “JetBlue Getaways” concept, so understanding how packages, TrueBlue points, deposits, Insider Experience benefits, and cancellation rules work can help travelers get more value from a booking.
JetBlue Vacations is offered by Paisly, LLC, with JetBlue providing air transportation and TrueBlue points while hotels, cruises, rental cars, insurance, activities, and other components may be supplied by independent travel providers.
This guide explains what you can book through JetBlue Vacations, how to make a reservation, how TrueBlue points work, what perks are available, and what to check before paying.

JetBlue Vacations is a vacation-package service that allows travelers to combine JetBlue flights with other trip components rather than arranging every part of a vacation separately. Current package options include flight + hotel, flight + cruise, Hotel + Points, cruise-only bookings, and other eligible combinations.
For many travelers, the main attraction is convenience. Instead of booking airfare on one website and accommodation elsewhere, a flight + hotel package places both major trip components within the same vacation booking.
There can also be financial advantages. JetBlue Airways says it works with hotels to secure package rates and offers savings that may not be available when the same components are purchased separately.
Still, a package is not automatically cheaper. Comparing the package total against the cost of booking the same flight and hotel separately remains a sensible step.
JetBlue Vacations now covers considerably more than a basic flight-and-hotel bundle.
| Booking Type | What It Generally Includes | TrueBlue Points Redemption? |
| Flight + Hotel | Eligible flights and hotel accommodation | Yes, on eligible packages |
| Flight + Cruise | Flight combined with a cruise | No |
| Cruise-only | Cruise without bundled airfare | No |
| Hotel + Points | Hotel stay bundled with TrueBlue points | Not the same as a points redemption |
| Flight + Hotel + Extras | Flight, hotel and eligible cars/activities | Points may apply to eligible components |
TrueBlue points can currently be redeemed toward eligible flight + hotel packages, including eligible flight, hotel, car, and activity components. They cannot be redeemed for flight + cruise packages, cruises, or packages containing partner-airline flights.
The simplest way to book is through the JetBlue Vacations website, where you can search for eligible vacation combinations using your destination, dates, and number of travelers.
For a typical flight + hotel booking, the process works like this:
JetBlue also provides phone assistance for travelers who need help creating or managing a package.
The value of JetBlue Vacations extends beyond putting airfare and accommodation into a single reservation.
Current package benefits can include TrueBlue points and tiles, package airfare savings, a Best Price Guarantee, 24/7 support, flexible payment methods, and destination-specific extras. Exact benefits depend on the package and destination.
JetBlue says bundling a flight and hotel can provide savings compared with purchasing them separately. The company also states that vacation packages receive access to its lowest JetBlue airfare along with specially negotiated hotel pricing.
That does not mean travelers should skip comparison shopping.
Before paying, search for the same JetBlue flights separately and compare the hotel’s direct rate for identical dates, room type, occupancy, and cancellation conditions. Also account for resort fees, parking, transfers, and other charges that may not appear in the headline price.
JetBlue Vacations currently offers a Best Price Guarantee on eligible flight + hotel, flight + cruise, and cruise bookings.
However, price guarantees come with eligibility conditions. The competing package generally needs to match the applicable booking closely, and claims are subject to JetBlue Vacations’ current terms.
Therefore, finding a vaguely similar package at a lower price does not necessarily mean it qualifies.
JetBlue Vacations promotes 24/7 U.S.-based customer support, which can be valuable when a problem involves several components of the same vacation.
Some eligible destinations also include local assistance through the Insider Experience.
The Insider Experience provides additional destination support and airport-transfer benefits on eligible roundtrip flight + hotel packages.
JetBlue currently lists the Insider Experience for eligible packages to:
Benefits can include free shared airport transfers worth up to $50, meet-and-greet assistance, in-destination support, and 24/7 local concierge service.
There are important conditions. Select hotels may not qualify for airport transfers, flight and hotel dates must match, and eligible travelers must arrive at and depart from the same hotel. JetBlue also instructs travelers to add the applicable free Insider Experience shared airport transfer before checkout.
That final step is easy to overlook, so review the extras in your cart before completing the reservation.
Some participating hotels provide additional Very Important Perks, or VIP benefits.
JetBlue currently advertises $125 or more in resort perks at select participating properties. Depending on the hotel, benefits could involve amenities such as resort credits, spa-related perks, or room upgrades.
The important phrase is select resorts. These perks are not standard at every hotel sold through JetBlue Vacations.
Check the property listing carefully to see exactly what is included and whether any benefit has restrictions.

Regular TrueBlue members currently earn 6 points per eligible dollar on airfare and 1 point per eligible dollar on hotels, cruises, cars, and transfers included in a JetBlue Vacations package. Mosaic members earn 9 points per eligible dollar on airfare and 1 point per eligible dollar on those other qualifying components.
| Package Spending | TrueBlue Member | Mosaic Member |
| Eligible airfare | 6 points/$1 | 9 points/$1 |
| Hotel | 1 point/$1 | 1 point/$1 |
| Cruise | 1 point/$1 | 1 point/$1 |
| Car | 1 point/$1 | 1 point/$1 |
| Transfer | 1 point/$1 | 1 point/$1 |
There is another important detail for group bookings: the person paying for the package does not earn points or tiles on everyone else’s travel.
Each traveler who is a TrueBlue member needs their own name and TrueBlue number attached to the reservation to earn points and tiles on their individual qualifying portion.
Yes. Eligible JetBlue Vacations spending can generate tiles, which count toward Perks You Pick and Mosaic status. JetBlue Vacations currently states that members earn 1 tile for every $100 of qualifying package spend.
However, packages purchased using a combination of TrueBlue points and money do not earn tiles, according to the current terms.Travelers working toward Mosaic status should therefore consider the difference between maximizing immediate points redemption and generating qualifying spend.
Yes, TrueBlue points can be combined with cash for eligible flight + hotel vacation packages. Travelers can select the “Use TrueBlue Points” option when searching and then choose how many points to apply during the payment process.
Eligible points can currently be applied toward the:
However, TrueBlue points cannot currently be redeemed for flight + cruise packages, cruise-only bookings, or vacation packages containing partner-airline flights.
Certain taxes, fees, insurance, and other charges may also remain payable separately.
Yes, but this requires special handling.
JetBlue says travelers can combine a JetBlue Vacations Credit and TrueBlue points by calling its vacation team. The TrueBlue account holder must be included in the package.
Do not confuse a JetBlue Vacations Credit with JetBlue Travel Bank Credit. JetBlue states that Travel Bank Credit cannot be combined with TrueBlue points for this type of vacation-package booking.
Eligible JetBlue Vacations packages can be reserved with a deposit instead of requiring the entire package price immediately. For qualifying flight + hotel packages, the remaining balance must currently be received at least 30 days before departure. If it is not paid by the applicable deadline, the booking is canceled and the deposit is forfeited.
Deposit availability and requirements can vary, particularly for cruises.
For flight + cruise and cruise-only bookings, the deposit follows the individual cruise line’s policy. Final payment is generally due between 75 and 180 days before sailing, with the precise deadline provided during booking.
This can make vacation budgeting easier, but a deposit should not be mistaken for a fully flexible or refundable reservation.
Eligible flight + hotel reservations made under the Deposit Policy can qualify for the Best Price Guarantee when the deposit is paid and for up to 24 hours afterward.
The same general 24-hour eligibility period applies to qualifying deposited flight + cruise and cruise-only reservations, subject to the applicable terms.
Travelers interested in using the guarantee should therefore compare prices promptly rather than waiting until the final balance is due.
Changes may be possible, but the rules depend on the package and supplier conditions.
For eligible flight + hotel deposit bookings, JetBlue Vacations currently states that the first change does not incur a JetBlue change fee. Subsequent changes incur a $100 per-person fee, and changing a reservation may alter the package price. Hotel or other supplier charges can also apply.
Cruise bookings are particularly dependent on the cruise line’s own policies.
Travelers should therefore check the specific terms attached to the booking rather than assuming the airline’s ordinary flight-change policy applies to the entire vacation package.
Cancellation conditions depend on the type of reservation, timing, and individual travel suppliers.
Under the current deposit terms for eligible flight + hotel bookings, cancellation can result in a future vacation credit minus a $100 per-person fee and applicable hotel or supplier penalties.
Cruise cancellation penalties can be significantly different and may reach the entire package or cruise price depending on the applicable conditions.
JetBlue Vacations’ general terms also make clear that hotels, cruise lines, rental-car providers, insurers, and other suppliers can impose their own conditions.
For that reason, always review the cancellation terms displayed for the exact package before paying.

An advertised package price is not necessarily the final amount you will spend during the trip.
JetBlue Vacations terms state that advertised package pricing includes applicable package components such as airfare, relevant airfare government taxes and fees, hotel rates and hotel taxes and/or cruise rates with applicable taxes and fees, depending on the package.
Items that may not be included can include:
Reviewing the full cost matters particularly when comparing JetBlue Vacations with a direct hotel booking.
A package that initially appears $100 cheaper, for example, may not represent the same value if one option includes extras that the other does not.
JetBlue Vacations also allows travelers to combine airfare and cruises in one package.
Current flight + cruise benefits can include discounted JetBlue airfare, a Best Price Guarantee, TrueBlue earnings, a free carry-on bag, earlier Group 4 boarding, and a complimentary inflight alcoholic beverage on eligible bookings.
Travelers may also earn the cruise line’s own loyalty points in addition to eligible TrueBlue points, provided they follow the cruise line’s process for crediting the sailing.
This creates an opportunity to earn rewards in 2 loyalty ecosystems from the same vacation.
Yes. JetBlue Vacations now sells cruise-only bookings, meaning travelers do not necessarily have to bundle the cruise with JetBlue airfare.
JetBlue currently promotes TrueBlue earning and Mosaic tiles on qualifying cruise bookings and says travelers may also earn applicable cruise-line loyalty points.
Cruise-only bookings are particularly useful for travelers who plan to arrange transportation to the embarkation city independently.
Getting maximum value is not simply a matter of choosing the cheapest package displayed.
A stronger strategy is to compare the total trip value:
The goal is to compare what you actually receive, not simply the number shown on the first search screen.
JetBlue Vacations can be particularly useful for travelers already flying JetBlue who want to bundle major trip expenses, earn TrueBlue rewards, and potentially receive package-only savings or destination perks.
It may be especially attractive when an eligible package includes meaningful airfare savings, an Insider Experience transfer, VIP resort benefits, or a competitive hotel rate.
However, booking separately may still make more sense when a hotel offers a better direct rate, stronger flexibility, hotel-loyalty benefits, or a cancellation policy better suited to your plans.
There is therefore no universal rule that a vacation package is cheaper. Compare both approaches for your exact dates.
JetBlue Vacations can offer more than the convenience of putting a flight and hotel on one booking. TrueBlue earning, Mosaic tiles, points redemption, package airfare savings, deposits, destination transfers, resort perks, cruise packages, and 24/7 assistance can all increase the value of an eligible trip.
The strongest approach is still to compare. Check the package price against separate bookings, factor in hotel and resort fees, verify the cancellation terms, attach every traveler’s TrueBlue number, and determine whether included perks provide genuine value for your particular vacation.
Because package prices, promotions, participating hotels, and supplier policies can change, review the current terms shown during checkout before completing the reservation.
Yes. Regular TrueBlue members currently earn 6 points per eligible dollar on airfare and 1 point per eligible dollar on qualifying hotels, cruises, cars, and transfers in a vacation package. Mosaic members earn 9 points per eligible airfare dollar and 1 point per eligible dollar on those other components.
Yes, eligible flight + hotel packages can be booked using a combination of points and cash. Points cannot currently be redeemed toward flight + cruise packages, cruises, or packages containing partner-airline flights.
Travel protection is available through a third-party insurance provider for an additional cost. Coverage, exclusions, and eligibility depend on the policy purchased.
JetBlue Vacations is offered by Paisly, LLC. JetBlue Airways supplies JetBlue air transportation and TrueBlue points, while other travel products can be provided by independent suppliers.
Eligible package spending can earn 1 tile for every $100 in qualifying spend. Packages purchased using a combination of TrueBlue points and cash currently do not earn tiles.
Eligible packages can be reserved with a deposit, with the balance due according to the applicable deadline. For qualifying flight + hotel deposit bookings, the balance is currently due at least 30 days before departure.
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