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- Asylum recently made friends with one of the coolest accounts on Twitter: @JetMystery. The brainchild of JetBlue and Thrillist, Jet Mystery will take off next weekend and send a plane full of lucky people (plus Asylum!) on vacation. The question is ... where the hell are we going? Elizabeth Brady, Asylum
- Thrillist and title sponsor Jet Blue are doing it right, flying 70 bloggers and journalists to an undisclosed location for a 3-day party. PR Newswer
- “Let’s get weird!” Ben Lerer yelled over the micro-phone for his first speech to us. The CEO of the company that now employees over forty people looked like he was determined for all of us to have a good weekend from the moment we got there (game face, anyone?), as did his employees. What can be said? Thrillist.com knows how to throw a party. And this is coming from a person some may call a bonafide party expert - I’ve been to more events, clubs and gatherings in the past year than some people go to in their lifetime. Carson Griffith , Guestofaguest.com
- Thrillist Delivers The Party Of The Century In Jamaica!I’m just back from a whirlwind weekend in Jamaica thanks to the super folks at Thrillist.com, JetBlue and Iberostar. These guys KNOW how to have a good time! Linda Rappaport, WickedGoodTravelTips.com
- Thrillist's Mile High Club -- Our naughty friends over at Thrillist have one hell of a contest going on. You know how you've been whining for the past three years about how all you can afford is a staycation? The derelicts at The List are going to change that. They're offering you a chance to win a seat for their Jet Mystery Getaway. Where are they going? That's the mystery, stupid! If you win a spot, they don’t tell you the destination until your grateful butt is in your seat on the plane. NYBarfly
- This morning, while we all blissfully dozed into the weekend, 150 prize winners, journalists and internet fameballs boarded a Jetblue flight with destination unknown. The 3-day party trip is sponsored by Thrillist.com, Jetblue, and a myriad of brands like Trojan, Gillette and Starbucks Jaunted.com
- Let’s be honest: It was a three-day free-for-all in the land of jerk chicken and lightening storms so you can only imagine the parts I’m leaving out. But to give Thrillist and JetBlue a little credit, I’ll mention a few things that I remembered I actually did and post THE VERY FIRST photos of yours truly on Wordplay. Yes, I’m THAT excited about this trip: Naomi Piercey, Wordplay
- This past weekend, Thrillist invited assorted media types to a "Jetmystery" party, the details of which were a surprise — just bring your bags and a passport to the airport on Saturday, and let the dudes behind the newsletter show you a good time. The adventurous souls who actually signed on found themselves partying at a nice resort in Jamaica. It was a random crowd, we're told — mostly new-media types, a few magazine editors not tied down by ethical restrictions, Gideon Yago, the Obama Girl. Fun! DailyIntel, NYmag.com
- Thrillist, the leading free men's email newsletter is taking 150 guests on a three-day adventure to a mystery destination Oct. 17 – 19, and Starbucks VIA™ is going along for the ride. The influential attendees will enjoy Starbucks VIA™ throughout the Jet Mystery trip. EarthTimes
- Thank you and Thrillist so much for putting together JetMystery! It was a really fun trip, and I was floored by the Iberostar and by White Night. Robert Quigley, Mediait
- Over the weekend, the website Thrillist, in cooperation with their partners Jet Blue and Starbucks and Sandals Resorts and some other fine businesses, threw a free mystery-destination weekend junket vacation for around 150 people Choire, TheAwl.com
- "Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things." But as a writer who covers the fast-changing world of the internet, I feel like they are almost requirements. Which is why I agreed to take part in The JetMystery trip -- a three-day junket, created by JetBlue and Thrillist.com and sponsored by a host of digital-savvy companies like Starbucks, Chow.com, The Onion, and POM. Jodi Harris, Imediaconnection.com
- Last Sunday night's White Nite Party, held on Sandals Cay at Sandals Royal Caribbean in Montego Bay, showcased the finest of Jamaican hospitality. Around 150 US-based press, social media journalists, prize winners and corporate representatives flew in for Jet Mystery - a mystery destination weekend organised by NY online magazine Thrillist, JetBlue Airline and the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB). Jamaica Observer
- all in all it was a really fun weekend, with lots of great people from outlets that included Mashable, AOL Travel, People, NBC, MTV, jauntsetter, et al, and none of the painful meet and greets / property tours that most press trips subject you to. Thrillist is already planning a reunion for sometime next month in NYC. Don’t forget your wristband… Alyssa Giacobbe, Assme.org
