Luggage Storage LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

About LaGuardia Airport

Queens has a reputation for being the largest and the busiest of New York's boroughs. So, it's no surprise that LaGuardia Airport is just as big and busy as the rest of Queens. Currently, the LaGuardia Airport clocks in around 680 acres. Travelers from all around the world have often found themselves exploring this expansive airport the moment they touch down in NY. Just like the rest of New York, LaGuardia Airport also has a fascinating history. The area where the airport was built used to be the Gala Amusement Park and First Lady Eleanor Rosevelt used to frequent LaGuardia back in the day. LaGuardia is a convenient airport for travelers headed to Midtown and Upper Manhattan. It also has the designation of being the country's busiest airport that does not offer nonstop service to Europe.

Fun fact: LaGuardia Airport was built after former New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia insisted that the city have its own major airport, instead of relying solely on Newark Airport in New Jersey.

Things to do near LaGuardia Airport 

As massive and mystifying as the LaGuardia Airport is, this building only represents a fraction of what Queens has to offer. There are plenty of great restaurants for grabbing a bite to eat, fun parks to play at, and fabulous concerts to attend - most of which are right up the street from the LaGuardia Airport. Bounce recommends trying out the following activities soon after you touch down at LaGuardia.

• Go for a stroll around New York's world-famous Central Park
• Watch the New York Yankees knock it out of the park at the Yankee Stadium
• Support the talented artists who are performing at the historic Apollo Theater
• Make a splash at the ginormous, ever-popular Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
• Go for a ride on a Roosevelt Island tram
• Visit the Ukrainian Museum and learn about this East Slavic culture's extensive history
• Admiring the amazing views at Astoria Park
• Grab a cold drink at the Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden

Transit Options at LaGuardia Airport

• MTA Regional Bus Operations: M60 Select Bus Service, Q70 "LaGuardia Link" Select Bus Service, Q48, Q47, Q72—all of these bus lines provide transfers to the MTA subway and Long Island Railroad (LIRR)
• NYC Airporter: transfers to/from Grand Central Station and Port Authority

Is there luggage storage at LaGuardia Airport?

Luggage storage at LaGuardia isn’t available for travelers, and there are no luggage lockers. Instead, use the transit options at LaGuardia Airport to get into Manhattan. From there, you can easily find a Bounce partner for luggage storage in New York. Feel free to browse our NYC neighborhood guides to find a Bounce partner in your area of interest, or consider the following options near the major rail and bus hubs in Manhattan.

Bounce partners for bag and luggage storage near Grand Central:

• The UPS Store (244 Madison Ave.)
• Cordette Pharmacy (55 W. 39th St.)
• Arnold Shoe Repair (168 E. 44th St.)

Bounce partners for bag and luggage storage near Port Authority:

• Hui Long Grocery (526 Ninth Ave.)
• Al Horno Lean Mexican Kitchen (417 W. 47th St.)
• Cordette Pharmacy (55 W. 39th St.)

Bounce partners for bag and luggage storage near Penn Station:

• Jason Copy & Print Center (140 W. 31st St.)
• Shoegasm (333 Seventh Ave.)
• Around the World (148 W 47th St.)
• Hudson Station Bar & Grill (440 Ninth Ave.)
• Penn House French Cleaners (339 Eighth Ave.)
• Chelsea Mobility & Pharmacy (327 Eighth Ave.)

Luggage Storage Options near LaGuardia Airport

• Auntie Anne's: This beloved bakery is located at LaGuardia’s Food Court, in Terminal B. Auntie Anne’s is also conveniently close to one of Queen’s Bounce locations. Stow your luggage, and go select a treat.
• Yankee Clipper: You can find this popular deli at LaGuardia's Rotunda, in Terminal A. After you grab a sub, head downtown for Bounce luggage storage while you wait for access to your destination.
• Sam Adams Bar: This unassuming bar is named after the famous Sam Adams Beer Company. You can find it at Terminal B, Gate D-8. Enjoy a drink before heading to Midtown. Quickly and easily store your luggage and make your meeting on time.
• Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Met is one of New York's busiest museums. You can find it at 1000 5th Ave. Leave your things with Bounce before visiting the Met.
• The Frick Collection: Bounce away your baggage, then head to 1 E 70th Street. Here, you’ll find the Frick Collection - a museum renowned for its beautiful scenery and design. 
• Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum: Head to 2 E 91st Street, and you’ll find this historic museum. Let Bounce keep your gear safe while you see the sights.
• MoMA PS1: About 4 miles from LaGuardia, near 22-25 Jackson Avenue, you’ll find this contemporary art museum. Leave your luggage with Bounce before visiting the MoMA.
• Cathedral of St John the Divine: Check your gear with Bounce, journey over to 131 East 10th Street, and marvel at one of Manhattan's most famous parishes.