Transfer to/from - Boston airport (BOS)

Logan Airport offers a wide range of transportation options, from modern ride-sharing services to efficient public transit and scenic water routes.

Ride-Sharing (Uber/Lyft)

Apps like Uber and Lyft have designated pickup zones for easy access:

• Terminals A, C & E: Pickups take place at the Central Parking Garage. Follow “App Ride/TNC” signs from the terminals to the garage.
• Terminal B: Pickup is on the Level 2 of the Terminal B Garage.

Subway (MBTA “The T”)

The most economical and efficient way to reach Downtown Boston and most neighborhoods is via the MBTA’s Blue Line.

How to access: Take the free Massport shuttle buses (Routes 22, 33, 55 or 66) from any terminal to the Airport Station.

Connections: From the Blue Line, you can connect to the Orange Line at State Street and to the Green Line at Government Center, enabling access to areas like Back Bay, Fenway Park, and local universities.

Ferry & Water Taxi

A scenic and direct option to reach Downtown Boston and other waterfront areas while avoiding tunnel traffic.

How to access: Take the free Route 66 shuttle from any terminal to the Logan Dock.

Available services:

• MBTA Harbor Express: Connections to Hingham and Hull.
• Boston Water Taxi / Boston Water Bus: On-demand or scheduled services to multiple Boston waterfront points, including Long Wharf (downtown), the Seaport District, and Charlestown.
• Winthrop Ferry: Service to the town of Winthrop and Quincy (seasonal).

“Logan Express” Buses

Logan Express provides direct, comfortable buses from the airport to key suburban locations (Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, Peabody) and to Back Bay (in downtown Boston). Stops are located on the arrivals level of each terminal.

Taxis

Taxi stands are located on the Arrivals Level of each terminal. Service is available 24/7 with staff on hand to assist passengers. The ride to downtown Boston typically takes 15–25 minutes depending on traffic.

Public Transit to Boston (Silver Line)

The MBTA’s Silver Line (SL1) is a fast and free option from the airport to Downtown Boston. Buses pick up passengers curbside on the arrivals level of every terminal.

Main Destination: Direct connection to South Station, a major transportation hub where you can transfer to the Red Line subway, Commuter Rail, and Amtrak. The trip takes approximately 20–30 minutes.

Regional & Intercity Buses

Logan is a key connection point for all of New England. Several bus companies operate direct services from the airport to destinations across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island.

Stop Locations: Regional buses depart from the lower level (arrivals) of each terminal. Follow “Scheduled Bus” signs.

Major Operators:

• Boston Express: Service to New Hampshire (Manchester, Salem, Nashua, etc.).
• C&J Bus Lines: Connections to New Hampshire’s seacoast (Portsmouth, Dover) and Maine.
• Concord Coach Lines: Routes to Maine (Portland, Bangor) and central New Hampshire (Concord).
• Dartmouth Coach: Service to the Upper Valley and Hanover (Dartmouth College).
• Peter Pan Bus Lines: Connections to Cape Cod, Rhode Island (Providence), and Connecticut.
• Plymouth & Brockton: Routes to the South Shore (Plymouth) and Cape Cod (Hyannis).

Check each company’s website for up-to-date schedules and reservations.