Valet Parking

$60 a day to drop the keys and walk 1 minute

Valet Parking at Boston Logan runs $60.00 per day and sits right next to the terminal garages, so you’re walking about 1 minute from the drop-off counter into Terminals A, B, C, or E. This is Massport’s on-airport valet, not an off-site lot in East Boston. Think of it as paying garage prices on steroids to skip hunting for a space.

Service operates in the main Logan garages tied to the terminals, with staff taking your car at a marked valet area and moving it to storage away from the front rows. Official pages keep the back-end details vague, but third-party guides put this at the top of the on-airport price ladder, above Central Parking and Terminal B garages. You’re trading cost for walk-time and not dragging bags through multiple levels.

Most regulars using this are business travelers on expense accounts flying out of Terminal B or E in winter, willing to eat the $60+ per day to avoid digging a car out of snow. Others only use it for super-early departures when shuttles and off-airport check-in feel like a risk. Locals who pay out of pocket usually fall back to Central Parking or off-airport valet in East Boston or Chelsea once they see the rate difference.

Watch out for two things: reviewers gripe about the high daily charge versus off-airport valet that can be $20–$30 cheaper per day, and some mention moderate waits for car retrieval during evening peaks, which can erase the time you saved at drop-off. Plan a 10–20 minute buffer on landing if you’re landing around the post-work bank of flights.

Practical tip: price out a premium off-airport valet lot first; if the gap is under $10–$15 per day and you’re flying out of B or E on a cold morning, Logan’s Valet Parking starts to make more sense.