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TF Green Airport Station Parking Garage: $5 First Day, $35 Each Extra Day (2026)

As of October 2026, the TF Green Airport station garage at the InterLink (700 Jefferson Blvd, Warwick) is listed by the MBTA at $5 for the first 24 hours and $35 for each extra 24 hours. Cheapest for a day trip; dearer than Lot E ($22/day) after two days.

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As of October 2026, the station parking garage at TF Green Airport is the commuter garage at the InterLink, 700 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick. The MBTA lists it at $5 for the first 24 hours and $35 for each additional 24 hours, with 458 spaces and a skywalk to the terminal. That makes it the cheapest choice for a same-day trip, but dearer than Lot E's $22 a day for anything longer.

Here is what the garage costs, how to reach it and how the train and buses at the station work. For all airport lots, see our PVD airport parking hub.

The InterLink is PVD's transportation hub, joined to the terminal by a skywalk.

According to the airport's InterLink page, it brings together MBTA commuter trains, a commuter parking garage, the consolidated rental car facility and RIPTA bus service. If you rent a car at PVD, this is where you pick it up.

Station Garage Rates

The MBTA lists the garage at $5 for 24 hours and $35 for each additional consecutive 24-hour period, plus a $90 monthly rate.

Up to 24 hours
Station garage (MBTA rate)$5
Lot E at the gate$22
2 days
Station garage (MBTA rate)$40
Lot E at the gate$44
3 days
Station garage (MBTA rate)$75
Lot E at the gate$66
7 days
Station garage (MBTA rate)$215
Lot E at the gate$154

The totals are our arithmetic from the published rates. For a day trip the garage beats every airport lot; at two days it is about even with Lot E; from three days on it costs more. The MBTA's TF Green Airport stop page lists 458 spaces, card and cash payment and the parking office number, 401-737-7275, which is the same number as the airport's parking operator. The MBTA lists overnight rules as unknown, and the airport's parking site does not include this garage among its airport parking options, so call that number before you leave a car there for a flight.

How to Get to the Station Garage

Take I-95 to Exit 29, then the Jefferson Boulevard exit; turn left onto Jefferson Boulevard, and the garage entrance is about 0.3 miles on the right.

The same directions apply from Providence, Cape Cod, southern Rhode Island and Worcester once you are on I-95. From the garage, walk the skywalk to the terminal.

Don't confuse it with the airport's own lots. Garages A and B and Lot D are reached from Airport Loop Road in front of the terminal, and Lot E from Airport Connector Road or Post Road. Those lots cost $22 to $39 a day; the station garage is a separate facility at the InterLink.

Taking the MBTA Train From the Airport Station

MBTA commuter rail stops at the InterLink on weekdays only; there are no weekend trains.

Trains on the Providence line run between Wickford Junction, the airport, Providence (with Amtrak connections) and Boston's Back Bay and South Station, with stops in Attleboro, Mansfield, Sharon and Canton Junction. One-way fares from this stop range from $2.40 to $13.25 depending on how far you ride. The stop has no fare vending machines. Check times on the MBTA Providence line timetable, since service is limited.

RIPTA Buses

RIPTA route 14 stops at the InterLink, and routes 1, 20 and 66 stop in front of the terminal.

The buses connect to Kennedy Plaza in downtown Providence and most of Rhode Island. Schedules are on the RIPTA website.

Station Garage vs the Cell Phone Lot for Pick-Ups

To meet an arriving flight, the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot is cheaper than the station garage.

The cell lot at 2200 Post Road has 52 spaces, is about a one-minute drive from the arrivals curb and costs nothing, but you must stay with your car. If you want to walk in and meet someone at baggage claim, Lot D in front of the terminal is $7 for an hour and $11 for two. The station garage's $5 rate covers up to 24 hours, which helps if you are leaving the car while you go somewhere else, such as a day trip by train to Providence or Boston.

Better Options for Trips Longer Than a Day

For a multi-day trip, Lot E at $22 a day, or about $18 a day booked online, is cheaper than the station garage.

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