Boston Airport (BOS) car rental prices

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Picking up at BOS

Rental center
All major brands sit in one consolidated Rental Car Center off Jack R. Kelly Drive, away from the terminals. Free Massport shuttle buses run 24/7 from every terminal's lower level, every 5-10 minutes, with the ride itself taking just a few minutes. Look for blue-and-white buses marked Rental Car Shuttle.
Driving & tolls
Massachusetts tolling is fully cashless: pay through E-ZPass MA or get billed via Pay By Plate, which runs nearly double the toll plus an invoice fee. Rentals auto-enroll in the company's e-Toll program, adding its own daily fee on top. The Ted Williams Tunnel and the Sumner/Callahan Tunnel feed Logan and back up hard at rush hour, and winter nor'easters can shut down I-93/I-95 with little warning.
Terminals
Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C, Terminal E

Good to know before you book at BOS

Suppliers on site
Logan's on-airport Rental Car Center at 15 Transportation Way hosts Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National, Payless, Sixt and Thrifty.
Fees that inflate the rate
Massachusetts applies a $6 per day customer facility charge to Logan rentals, plus a concession recovery fee (commonly cited around 10 to 11%) to cover the airport lease.
When prices peak
Demand and prices peak during fall foliage (late September through October) and in summer; January and February are typically the slowest, cheapest months.
Money-saving tip
Massachusetts has no cash tolls, so bring your own E-ZPass and ask the counter to disable theirs, avoiding the roughly $6.95 per day toll convenience fee.

Driving from Boston (BOS)

Expect daytime highs around 28°C in July and around 5°C in January.

Cape Cod
68 miles, about 1h 34m by car
Salem
295 miles, about 6h 11m by car
Portsmouth, NH
52 miles, about 1h 18m by car
Providence, RI
53 miles, about 1h 12m by car

Car rental at Boston (BOS): common questions

Where do you pick up a rental car at Boston (BOS)?

All major brands sit in one consolidated Rental Car Center off Jack R. Kelly Drive, away from the terminals. Free Massport shuttle buses run 24/7 from every terminal's lower level, every 5-10 minutes, with the ride itself taking just a few minutes. Look for blue-and-white buses marked Rental Car Shuttle.

When is the cheapest time to book a rental car at BOS?

Prices at BOS move week to week, so there is no fixed answer. As a rule, booking two to three weeks ahead beats the walk-up rate, and midweek pickups are usually cheaper than weekend ones. Compare your exact dates above before you commit.

Do I need to watch out for tolls driving from Boston?

Massachusetts tolling is fully cashless: pay through E-ZPass MA or get billed via Pay By Plate, which runs nearly double the toll plus an invoice fee. Rentals auto-enroll in the company's e-Toll program, adding its own daily fee on top. The Ted Williams Tunnel and the Sumner/Callahan Tunnel feed Logan and back up hard at rush hour, and winter nor'easters can shut down I-93/I-95 with little warning.

Which car type should I rent at BOS?

For city trips a compact or economy car is usually enough and cheapest. If you are heading to Cape Cod or Salem, size up for the luggage and distance. Compare the rate per car type above before deciding.

Does it cost more to book through CarPriceRadar than going direct?

No. You pay the same price the rental company lists either way. If you book through one of our partner links they pay us a commission, not you, and that is what funds the price tracking.