United Polaris lounge Will Open On June 4th At Newark Liberty International Airport!

Beginning June 4, the customers who take the advantage of the airline’s international premium cabin travel experience will be able to relax and dine before in the new United Polaris lounge at Newark Liberty International Airport.

United Polaris lounge at Newark Liberty International Airport is conveniently located in Terminal C, following security screening, between Gates C102 and C120.

When visitors first enter, they will be greeted with a vibrant lighting fixture created by Brooklyn-based art and design laboratory Richard Clarkson Studio that is meant to mimic the constellations of the 12 zodiac signs.

The bar is the stand-out gem of this United Polaris lounge, both in terms of size and the array of cocktails offered. The thoughtful cocktail list includes the United Polaris Old Fashioned, a fresh take on the classic, complete with J. Rieger & Co. Kansas City Whiskey, a house simple syrup, Dale DeGroff bitters and Luxardo cherry.

A custom-designed a la carte dining menu blends international comfort foods, such as Moroccan-spiced braised lamb, with staples like the United Polaris Burger, which will be on the menu at all United Polaris lounges.

United Polaris Lounge at EWR Facts & Highlights:

• More than 27,000 square feet
• 455 seats
• 15 different types of seating
• 570 power outlets and 450 USB ports
• 4 private phone rooms
• 10 private daybeds outfitted with Saks Fifth Avenue bedding
• 10 luxurious shower suites, featuring rainfall showers and Soho House & Co’s Cowshed Spa products
• Personal valet services, including steaming garments
• A private dining area with table service for up to 48 guests featuring a menu that blends global trends with familiar comfort foods, developed by New York Chef John Glowacki. Menu items include: potato latkes, polenta fries, wild mushroom risotto with a balsamic reduction, and the “Brookie,” a playful combination of a brownie and cookie served with milk.
• A bistro-like buffet that includes a do-it-yourself bagel bar plus sandwiches and wraps such as a curried salmon salad with cucumber raita and baby spinach on a pumpernickel roll as well as a charcuterie board and chicken parmesan.
• A cocktail menu with signature drinks such as the Fernet About It, a unique version of the Cuba Libre containing the Italian libation, and the United Polaris Star, featuring house-made anise-infused vodka. Other house-made items include oolong-steeped bourbon, lavender syrup, vodkas and vermouth.

The president of New York/New Jersey for United Airlines, Jill Kaplan said, “More United customers begin their journey in the New York/New Jersey region than in any other of our hub cities. From here, our route network reaches across the globe, and we are thrilled to now offer our customers traveling in United Polaris business class a best-in-class lounge experience. We continue to add new international destinations from Newark, including Porto, Portugal and Reykjavik, Iceland, which we launched this month. The addition of the United Polaris lounge for our customers traveling on long-haul flights strengthens our service offering in Newark for the most enjoyable experience.”

The opening of the lounge at New York/Newark closely follows the debut of the United Polaris lounge at San Francisco International Airport in April. The lounge at George Bush Intercontinental in Houston will open this summer, which is followed by the lounge at Los Angeles International Airport this fall.

The United Polaris experience has always been greeted their long-haul travelers with what they’ve asked for. United plans to add one aircraft with the new United Polaris business class seat every 10 days from now through 2020. Beginning July 1, every seat in the United Polaris cabin will be provisioned with a cooling gel pillow.

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