Logan Airport Parking Cost Per Day: 2026 Rate Guide

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Logan Airport parking cost per day is a daily rate you pay to store your vehicle at or near Boston Logan International Airport, ranging from about $13/day at off-site lots (about $19/day if you want a shuttle) to $46/day at on-airport garages in 2026. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive option is significant. Choosing an off-site lot with a shuttle can cut your daily rate by about 35% to 58% compared with the $46 terminal garages.

• On-airport Central Garage: Up to $46/day (walk to terminals A, B, C, E)
• Economy Parking Garage: $37/day with a free shuttle to all terminals
• Off-site lots on Triply: about $13 to $30/day. Se-lect Airport Valet Parking is the cheapest with a shuttle at about $19/day; Broadway Motor Service is about $13/day but has no shuttle
• Massport advance reservations can drop on-airport rates to $29/day, with limited availability
• Terminal E surface lots are closed during construction of a new 5,000-space garage (completion ~2028)
• Park N Boston (about $22/day) and PreFlight (about $30/day) round out the shuttle lots, with PreFlight the closest at 1.8 miles

Compare off-site BOS parking on Triply, from about $19/day with a shuttle, and book with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

How Much Does Logan Airport Parking Cost Per Day in 2026?

Logan Airport parking costs about $13 to $46 per day depending on whether you park on-site or off-site. Massport operates the on-airport facilities, and their rates are set for convenience, not savings. Off-site private lots compete on price: with a shuttle, the lots Triply sells run about $19 to $30/day.

Here are the Massport on-airport rates and every off-site lot Triply sells near BOS. Off-site rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead and change by date.

On-airport rates are Massport's posted maximums and are booked with Massport. Always confirm rates at booking, especially during holidays or high-demand periods.

What Are All the Parking Options at Boston Logan Airport?

Boston Logan International Airport, managed by the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), offers three main on-airport parking facilities totaling approximately 18,000 spaces across all lots. Triply sells five off-site lots near the airport, listed 1.8 to 5.2 miles from the terminals.

On-Airport Parking at BOS

• Central Parking Garage: Connected directly to Terminals A, B, C, and E via pedestrian bridges on Level 4. The most convenient option, and the most expensive at $46/day.
• Terminal B Garage: Dedicated to Terminal B passengers (American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Spirit Airlines). Same rate structure as Central Garage, up to $46/day.
• Economy Parking Garage: The cheapest on-site option at $37/day. A free shuttle runs to all terminals.
• Cell Phone Lot: Completely free. Located at the intersection of Hotel Drive and Service Road in East Boston. Use it while waiting for an arriving passenger, then exit and pick up at the curb once they've landed.

Important construction note: The Terminal E surface parking lots are currently closed. A new 5,000-space multi-level garage with rooftop solar panels is under construction there — expected to open around 2028. If you're flying British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, or another Terminal E carrier, plan for the Economy Garage or Central Garage instead. Check the Massport official parking page for real-time availability updates.

Off-Airport Parking Near BOS

Triply sells five off-site lots near Logan, listed 1.8 to 5.2 miles from the airport. Shuttle setups differ a lot. PreFlight runs every 10 minutes, Se-lect every 20 and Park N Boston every 30, all 24/7. Ramada by Wyndham Boston runs on demand from 6 AM to 10 PM only, and Broadway Motor Service has no shuttle at all. That difference matters at 4 a.m. For a full breakdown of off-site options, see our Logan Airport off-site parking guide.

Which Logan Airport Parking Lot Is Cheapest for Long Trips?

For trips of four or more days, most off-site lots are the better deal, because the daily savings add up fast. A 7-day trip at the Economy Garage costs $259. The same week at Se-lect costs about $134 (about $125 less) and at Park N Boston about $154 (about $105 less). PreFlight, the closest lot, costs about $211 for the week, about $48 less than Economy but more than a week at Massport's $29 advance reservation ($203, limited spaces).

7-Day, 14-Day, and 30-Day Logan Airport Parking Cost Breakdown

Multi-day parking at Logan adds up quickly. Here is what each major option costs across common trip lengths (daily rate times number of days; a 7-night stay is billed as 8 days, so a real checkout runs a little higher):

On a 14-day trip, Se-lect saves you about $376 vs. Central Garage, roughly 58% off, and about $250 vs. the Economy Garage. Park N Boston saves about $335 and $209. PreFlight saves about $223 vs. Central and $97 vs. Economy, but costs more than the $406 advance reservation if you can get one. For long-term and extended trips, the off-site shuttle lots are the clear value. See our Boston Logan long-term parking guide for tips on booking windows and availability for extended stays.

How Do You Reserve Logan Airport Parking in Advance (and Save)?

Booking ahead is one of the easiest ways to lower your Logan Airport parking cost per day. Massport offers advance reservations for the Central Parking Garage at a reduced rate of $29/day — down from the walk-up rate of $46/day. That's a 37% discount just for planning ahead. Availability at this rate is limited, so don't wait until the week before your flight.

Here's how to book Logan Airport parking in advance:

1. Go to the Massport parking reservations page for on-airport garages.
2. For off-site lots, visit Triply's BOS parking search to compare all options in one place.
3. Enter your arrival and departure dates.
4. Compare daily rates and total cost side by side.
5. Book a Triply lot with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

Every off-site lot Triply sells near BOS, including Se-lect, Park N Boston and PreFlight, comes with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in, so you can lock in a rate with little risk. Cancellations are not available online inside 24 hours. If your return flight gets delayed, your pre-booked parking bill won't change unless you exceed your booked period.

What Hidden Fees Should You Watch for When Parking at Logan?

Hidden fees can quietly inflate your Logan Airport parking cost per day. Here are the ones travelers most often miss:

• Partial-day charges: At the Central Parking Garage and Terminal B Garage, each additional day starts billing from hour one. A 6-hour overage costs $23 extra. A full additional day costs $46. Return on time.
• Oversized vehicle surcharges: Park N Boston charges an extra $10/day for pickups, oversized SUVs and vans, collected at the lot at check-in. Se-lect does not accept vehicles larger than a pickup truck or anything in tow.
• Rides without a shuttle: Broadway Motor Service has no shuttle, so budget for an Uber or taxi both ways on top of the parking rate.
• Busy periods: Lots can be busy around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Memorial Day. Book early to secure a spot.
• Shuttle hours and minimums: Not every off-site shuttle runs 24/7. Ramada by Wyndham Boston runs on demand from 6 AM to 10 PM only (arrive by 9 PM for the last shuttle) and requires a 5-day minimum booking. If you have a 5 a.m. flight, Se-lect, Park N Boston and PreFlight run around the clock and are the safer bets.

One common surprise: if your return flight is delayed and you booked a flat daily rate online, most pre-paid reservations cover only the booked period. Arriving late may trigger an additional day's charge. Read your booking terms before you travel.

Is There a Free or Cheap Alternative to Parking at Logan Airport?

Yes — and more than one. The cheapest alternative to driving and parking is the MBTA Silver Line SL1, which runs free from the airport directly to South Station in downtown Boston. The ride takes 15-17 minutes. From there, you can connect to commuter rail, the Red Line, or an Uber.

Other alternatives worth considering:

• MBTA Blue Line: Take a free Massport shuttle from any terminal to Airport Station, then ride the Blue Line into the city. Good for travelers heading to downtown Boston, Cambridge, or Somerville.
• Logan Express: Dedicated bus service from five suburban park-and-ride stations, including Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, Peabody, and Back Bay. You park your car at a suburban lot and bus into Logan — typically cheaper than parking at the airport for multi-day trips.
• Water Taxi: The Boston Water Taxi connects Logan's Water Taxi Dock to several Seaport District stops. A scenic and often fast option for travelers staying in the Seaport or South Boston area.
• Rideshare drop-off: Uber and Lyft drop-offs are permitted at all Logan terminals. If someone can drive you, this avoids parking costs entirely. See Massport's pickup and drop-off page for current rideshare zone locations.

For solo travelers on short trips, public transit is often the smartest move. For families with luggage, a car is usually more practical, and off-site parking at about $19 to $30/day with a shuttle keeps the cost reasonable. Before you drive, check real-time traffic on Waze. Congestion through the Ted Williams Tunnel or Sumner Tunnel can add significant time to your drive, especially during rush hour.

If you're enrolling in TSA PreCheck to speed up security, factor that into your overall airport time budget. PreCheck travelers generally need less buffer time before their flight — which may reduce the premium you place on a garage that's a 2-minute walk to security vs. a 10-minute shuttle ride.

Complete BOS Airport Parking Guide

Ready to stop overpaying? Compare off-site BOS parking on Triply, from about $19/day with a shuttle, and reserve your spot with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

Compare BOS parking rates. Off-site lots with a shuttle that Triply sells near Boston Logan cost about 35% to 58% less per day than the $46 terminal garages.