Economy Parking

$23/day Economy is Logan’s cheapest on-airport option

Daily max is $23, which undercuts Central and Terminal B garages and lands close to some off-site lots. The tradeoff: this is a remote, shuttle-only lot about 1.5 miles from the terminal loop, not a walkable garage. If you care most about staying on Massport property and keeping costs down on a week-long trip, this is usually the sweet spot.

Shuttles run to Terminals A, B, C, and E and the ride itself takes around 15 minutes in normal traffic. Real-world reports say waits can swing from 5-minute turnarounds to 25-minute gaps, especially very early or very late, so don’t cut it close. The buses are complimentary with parking; you just pull a ticket at the gate and pay on exit.

Regulars treat Economy as “fine if you’re not in a rush” and pad their airport arrival by roughly 30 extra minutes versus using Central Parking or getting dropped at the curb. Folks paying out of pocket tend to default here; those expensing trips often move up to the garages. For a 7-day trip, you’re looking at about $161 before fees, which many locals benchmark against Logan Express or rideshare.

Watch out in winter: reviews mention weaker snow removal and lane markings in this surface lot compared with the garages, which can make it harder to find rows and open spots in storms or at night. If you’re landing after 11 p.m. or on a messy February evening, mentally budget extra time to spot the shuttle stop and your car.

Practical tip: set your own alarm for departure time and aim to park in Economy at least 90 minutes before boarding, not departure, to absorb any shuttle lag and still clear security at A, B, C, or E without drama.