Traslados desde Aeropuerto Boston Logan

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) operates four terminals—A, B, C, and E—serving domestic and international carriers. Upon arrival, passengers proceed through immigration (for international flights), collect baggage at the dedicated hall, and exit through the arrivals baggage-hall exit where your driver will meet you holding a name sign. Each terminal has a curb pickup area; curbside waiting is prohibited, so drivers use the convenient cell phone lot just minutes away while monitoring your flight in real time.

The route from Logan to downtown Boston typically follows I-90 (Massachusetts Turnpike) through the Ted Williams Tunnel, a 15–25 minute journey in normal conditions. However, weekday peak hours—7:00–9:30 AM and 3:30–6:30 PM—create severe congestion, especially through the Sumner and Ted Williams tunnels, extending trips to 45 minutes or longer. The Tobin Memorial Bridge (Route 1) and other tunnel crossings also experience bottlenecks during these windows.

All tolls on your route—including the Massachusetts Turnpike, Tobin Bridge, Sumner Tunnel, Callahan Tunnel, and Ted Williams Tunnel—are included in your fixed Transfeero price. Massachusetts uses all-electronic toll collection by transponder or license plate; no congestion pricing zone currently operates in the Boston area. You pay nothing extra, regardless of which tunnels your route uses or when you travel.

Compared to alternatives, Transfeero offers clear advantages. Taxis from the rank charge metered fares (typically $25–$45 plus tolls and gratuity) with unpredictable surge pricing during rush hours and long queues, especially in summer. The MBTA Silver Line and Blue Line are free or $2.40 but require navigating luggage through crowded buses and transfers. Rideshare services (Uber, Lyft) add a $5.50 Massport surcharge and incur dynamic pricing during peaks. A pre-booked private transfer eliminates these variables: your driver arrives on time, handles your luggage, navigates traffic expertly, and the price never changes.