Where to Park at the Boston Cruise Terminal
There are two parking areas at the Flynn Cruiseport in Boston a) The Marine Parking Garage b) The Open-Air Cruiseport parking area. Cruise passengers get a discount so bring along your ticket info. The daily rate is around $25-$35 . There is a courtesy shuttle to the terminal area for both parking lots.
If you are dropping off passengers and luggage before you park, follow Dry Dock Avenue and turn right onto Black Falcon Avenue. Officers will direct you to the passenger drop-off area.
Please arrive 1-2 hours before ship embarkation time (check wit cruise line) to allow ample time to board the shuttle and go through security and check in.
Option 1: Marine Parking Garage, $30 -$35 per day.
12 Drydock Ave. Boston, MA 02210
The enclosed parking facility is located right across from the cruise terminal. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Courtesy shuttle to terminal provided.
Option 2: Cruiseport Open Air C1 Lot, $25 per day
93 Fargo Street, Boston, MA 02210
Massport offers cruise parking at 93 Fargo Street, Boston, MA 02210. Courtesy shuttle to terminal provided.Parking arrangements must be made online prior to arrival. Reservations
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