Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) luggage storage

About Boston Logan Airport

Also known as Logan International Airport or Boston Airport, the Boston Logan Airport is the largest in Massachusetts. It has been open since 1923, has four terminals, six runways, over 100 gate positions, and sees about 42.5 million passengers per year. The airport is named for General Edward Logan, who was a war hero from the Boston area. 

The airport is also known as the easiest airport to get to from an article on Aviation.com in 2007. From ferries to limos and buses to trains, Boston Logan has a variety of both ground and water transportation options. For those who want to be pampered at the airport, check out one of their dozen lounges. They offer showers, food, drinks, reading material, and more. Also, with over 30 shops and 20 eateries, you won’t have to look far for food or other items. 

But outside of the airport is where the real fun is. Located on a peninsula jutting out into the Massachusetts Bay, there is no shortage of beaches to enjoy. Constitution Beach is the closest at just over a mile from the airport. And right next to it is Orient Heights Beach, which has walking trails, picnic tables, and is a great place to watch the planes take off and land. 

Fun Fact: The first lighthouse in the United States was built in Boston in 1716.   

Things to do Near Boston Logan Airport

No matter what time of year you are in Boston, you will want to get out and see some sights in this historic town. Learn more about the city’s history at one of the museums or enjoy the sights at any of the dozens of parks or beaches near Boston Logan Airport.

• Learn more about the flora and fauna of Boston at the Franklin Park Zoo and Arboretum in Franklin Park off of Seaver Street
• Get some selfies with the 40-foot milk bottle next to the Children’s Museum just off of Congress Street
• See a reenactment of the Boston Tea Party at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum on Congress Street
• Find some cool souvenirs at the Faneuil Hall Marketplace on South Market Street
• Take a selfie with Paul Revere at the Paul Revere Mall on Hanover Street
• Stroll along the Black Heritage Trail while learning more about the lives of 19th century African Americans
• Enjoy some Neoclassical arts at the Museum of Fine Arts on Huntington Avenue
• Go for a hike and see some wildlife at the Cutler Park Reservation on Kendrick Street

Transit Options Near Boston Logan Airport

• Massport Bus
• Logan Express Shuttle
• Silver Line Rapid Transit Bus
• MBTA Blue Line Subway
• Amtrak
• Water Shuttles and Ferries
• Taxicabs
• Ridesharing apps

Luggage Storage Options Near Boston Logan Airport

Don’t drag your bags with you when you go exploring in Boston. They don’t roll well on the beach! Find one of our nearby Bounce locations to leave your things while you enjoy the city. Locals can enjoy our services as well. Just download the Bounce app, and you can find many choice locations to drop off your belongings.

Luggage Storage Near Boston Logan Airport

You cannot bring your luggage with you to many of the tourist attractions. The iconic city has too much to do and see, so you will need to leave your luggage at one of our local Bounce spots. All of our partners are fully covered by the $10,000 BounceShield™ Protection with every booking. Your bags will be safe and secure for as long as you need. 

Luggage Storage Near the Boston Public Garden

For botanical buffs, take a trip through the Boston Public Garden on Charles Street less than 10 minutes from the airport. The park has been there since 1837 and features fountains, swan boat rides, a lagoon, and thousands of vibrantly colored flowers in the spring and summer. See the Garden of Remembrance 9/11 Memorial, get a selfie with George Washington, and stroll along the Boston Public Garden bridge. Bring your camera along to get some shots of over 80 species of flora in the park. As the oldest public botanical garden in the United States, you can see a lot of history there. Next door, the Boston Common has been around since 1634 and was America’s first public park. See what a difference those 200 years made between the two parks. But first, you need to stop at one of our nearby Bounce locations to leave your luggage for safekeeping.

Luggage Storage Near the Museum of Science

If you want to learn more about science, head over to the Museum of Science just off Highway 28. For would-be astronomers, the planetarium has five shows a day with various topics all year long. You can also see 4D films or Omni films at the IMAX theater. The museum also has permanent exhibits, including the Hall of Human Life, where you can learn more about your own body as well as the Colossal Fossil Triceratops called Cliff. The fossil is 65 million years old and was found in 2004 in the Dakota Badlands. Check out the Charles River Gallery to see the connection between natural habitats and human designs. They even have a Live Animal Care Center where you can meet some of their wildlife visitors. Just be sure to leave your stuff with one of our Bounce partners first because you cannot bring it inside the museum. 

Luggage Storage Near the New England Aquarium

About 15 minutes away on Central Wharf, is the New England Aquarium with dozens of permanent exhibits and thousands of fish. Other marine creatures like penguins, the giant Pacific octopus, and California sea lions are also in attendance. They are well-known for having the largest shark touch tank on the Eastern Coast, so make sure you go and pet some sharks and rays. The 200,000-gallon tank has an aquarist who will take you behind the scenes to see how they care for the animals and their habitats. Enjoy a meal at the Harbor View Café, Reef Bar, or the Dog ‘n Claw, and don’t forget to stop in at the gift shop for some souvenirs. The only thing you cannot do is bring your bags because the aquarium does not allow them. Stop at any of our Bounce locations along the way to drop off your things for safekeeping.