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Logan Airport Parking Rates 2026: Full Price Comparison

Every Boston Logan parking option in one place — Massport's on-airport garages, Logan's valet program, off-airport commercial lots, and the park-and-ride alternatives. Rates are based on Massport's official April 2026 schedule. Use this page to find the cheapest option for your trip length and terminal.

Overview: How Logan's Parking is Priced

Boston Logan has three parking categories: on-airport Massport garages, on-airport valet, and off-airport commercial lots. Massport operates three public garages — Central Parking, Terminal B Garage, and Economy Parking — under a single rate card. All share the $10 first-hour rate; they diverge at the daily cap: $46 at Central and Terminal B, $37 at Economy.

Massport also sells a limited pool of $29/day advance-reservation spaces across all three garages. This is the cheapest way to park on-airport, but spaces sell out 10–14 days ahead at peak. Valet and off-airport rates change with demand and promotions, so we show those as "verify at booking."

One 2026 change: Terminal E does not have an on-airport parking lot. The old surface lot is closed while a new Terminal E garage is built, with completion expected around 2028. International travelers should use Central, Economy, or an off-airport lot.

Rate Comparison: Every Logan Parking Option

Daily, weekly, and monthly figures for every Logan parking option. Massport's on-airport rates are fixed and verified as of April 2026. Third-party (valet, off-airport) rates change frequently — cells marked "Varies by operator" should be confirmed directly with the operator at the time of booking.

Lot Daily Max Advance Rate 7 Days 14 Days Monthly (30d)
Central Parking$46$29$322$644$1,380
Terminal B Garage$46$29$322$644$1,380
Economy Parking$37$29$259$518$1,110
Logan Valet ParkingVaries by operator — check the operator's site before booking
Off-Airport LotsVaries by operator — typically below on-airport Economy, but check the operator's site before booking
Long-Term (Economy at $29 adv.)$29$29$203$406$870
Massport rates sourced from Terminal Parking and Economy Parking, retrieved April 2026. Weekly, 14-day, and monthly figures are calculated at the daily maximum; Massport does not publish a discounted weekly or monthly cap.

Short-stay hourly tiers (on-airport)

All three Massport garages share the first-hour and 1–2 hour tiers. They diverge at hour 2, and Economy caps at hour 4 while Central/Terminal B keep climbing.

DurationCentral / Terminal BEconomy
0–1 hour$10$10
1–2 hours$26$26
2–3 hours$31$28
3–4 hours$36$31
4–7 hours$40$37 (cap)
7–24 hours$46 (cap)$37 (cap)
Lost ticket (all)Applicable rate + $5Applicable rate + $5

Best Rate by Trip Length

Trip length is the single biggest driver of which lot saves you the most money. For a same-day meeting, a short-stay tier at Central makes sense. For a two-week vacation, every dollar of daily rate compounds. Here's the recommended lot for four common scenarios.

Scenario 1

1-day business trip

Pick: Central at $29 advance; otherwise Economy at $37.

Skipping the shuttle saves 30+ minutes round-trip — usually worth more than $8 on a one-day trip.

Scenario 2

3-day weekend

Pick: Economy at $29 advance ($87) or $37 drive-up ($111).

Three days is the break-even where Economy's shuttle time pays off. Save $27 vs Central drive-up ($138).

Scenario 3

7-day vacation

Pick: Economy at $29 advance ($203). Compare an off-airport pre-booked rate before committing.

Saves $119 vs Central drive-up ($322). A pre-booked off-airport lot may beat it.

Scenario 4

14-day trip

Pick: Economy at $29 advance ($406), or an off-airport pre-booked rate if you can lock one in.

At two weeks, Logan Express suburban park-and-ride also becomes competitive for solo travelers.

How to Save on Logan Parking

There are four reliable ways to cut Logan Airport parking costs. In rough order of savings per dollar of effort:

1. Book Massport's $29/day advance reservation

The biggest single lever. Book at park.massport.com. Saves $17/day versus Central drive-up or $8/day versus Economy. Book 7 days ahead for normal weeks, 10–14 for holidays.

2. Pre-book an off-airport lot for 7+ day trips

Off-airport operators offer their best rates when reserved 3–7 days ahead. For week-plus trips, a pre-booked rate can beat Massport's advance price. Trade-off: shuttle time (10–25 min plus the drive) and occasional height restrictions.

3. Use Logan Express instead of parking

Massport runs Logan Express buses from Braintree, Framingham, Peabody, and Woburn straight to the terminals. Suburban-lot parking is $7/day; online tickets start at $9 each way. For solo travelers, round-trip fare plus suburban parking usually beats on-airport for trips of 4+ days.

4. Take the MBTA Blue Line

Boston residents traveling light can ride the Blue Line to Airport station, then the free blue shuttle (every 5–6 min) to any terminal. Cost: one T fare each way. Source: Massport on-airport shuttle.

Seasonal Rate Changes and Peak Periods

Massport's posted rates are fixed year-round — a $46 daily cap in January is a $46 daily cap in July. What changes during peak periods is availability, particularly of the $29/day advance-reservation pool. Off-airport operators, by contrast, do flex their pricing with demand.

Peak holiday periods

  • Thanksgiving week
  • Christmas/New Year: Dec 19 – Jan 3
  • Summer: late June through Labor Day
  • February and April school vacation weeks

Exact school vacation dates vary year to year — check the Massachusetts academic calendar for current-year ranges.

Special events driving surges

  • Boston Marathon weekend (mid-April)
  • Head of the Charles (late October)
  • Boston Calling (late May)
  • Major Red Sox / Patriots / Celtics playoff runs

Event dates shift year to year — check each event's official site for current-year timing.

What to do during peak periods

Book your Massport advance reservation at least two weeks ahead. Drive-up remains available at posted prices, but garages can fill during the worst peaks. Check the Massport parking status page before leaving, and have an off-airport backup ready.

Logan Rates FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to park at Boston Logan?

Massport daily maximums: $46 at Central and Terminal B, $37 at Economy, $29/day advance at any of the three. Short-stay rates start at $10 for 0–1 hour. Source: Massport, April 2026.

What is the cheapest parking at Logan?

Among Massport lots, Economy Parking at $37/day drive-up or $29/day advance. Off-airport lots are often cheaper but add a drive and shuttle.

What is Massport's advance reservation rate?

$29/day at Central, Terminal B, and Economy via park.massport.com. Limited pool — book 7 days ahead for normal weeks, 10–14 for holidays. QR-code entry and exit.

Does Logan have a weekly parking rate?

No — Massport has no discounted weekly cap. Seven days accrues at the daily max: $322 at Central/Terminal B, $259 at Economy, $203 at the $29 advance rate. Some off-airport operators do offer weekly packages.

How do I save money on Logan parking?

(1) Book a $29/day advance Massport reservation, (2) use Economy over Central for trips over 3 days, (3) pre-book off-airport for multi-week trips, or (4) skip parking via Logan Express or the MBTA Blue Line.

Is Terminal E parking open?

No. A new Terminal E garage is under construction with completion expected around 2028. International travelers should use Central (pedestrian bridge), Economy (Route 88 shuttle), or an off-airport lot.

Do Logan parking rates change for holidays?

Massport's posted rates don't change by holiday, but advance spaces sell out faster at Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Year, Boston Marathon weekend, and summer peaks. Off-airport operators may run promotions or surge pricing during these windows.

What is Logan Express and is it cheaper?

A Massport park-and-ride bus from Braintree, Framingham, Peabody, and Woburn to Logan terminals. Suburban-lot parking is $7/day; online tickets start at $9 each way. For solo travelers, round-trip fare plus suburban parking typically beats on-airport parking for any 4+ day trip.

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Every Logan Parking Lot in Detail